**Bountiful Fares expands upon existing mechanics and adds simple, new content to the food and farming aspect of Minecraft, while still being faithful to the base game.** Please note that features may be added or changed in the future. ### For more information on how features work, check out the [wiki](https://github.com/Heccology/Bountiful-Fares/wiki). You can report bugs on [GitHub](https://github.com/Heccology/Bountiful-Fares/issues) or in my [Discord Server](https://discord.gg/yrDsSeNkWu).

FAQ - Please read before asking anything!

### Is this a Farmer's Delight addon? No, this is an independent mod. ### Will there be a Bedrock version? / Can I port Bountiful Fares to Bedrock? No, don't expect anything Bedrock-related, and please do not port it yourself. ### Will there be a Forge/NeoForge port? Maybe in the future, but It's not planned. (It does work with Sinytra Connector however!) ### Will there be a port to [insert past version]? No, some features require the latest versions. ### What versions will Bountiful Fares be updated to? Currently, only the 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 versions are being updated, its unlikely anything past that will get a port. ### Can I use Bountiful Fares in a modpack/server/other content? Absolutely! ### Can I use Bountiful Fares's models/textures for a separate project? No, please don't use any of it's models/textures for anything else, even with credit. (Check license on github)

Full Feature List

- ### Apple, Orange, Lemon, and Plum Fruit Trees - Has unique Saplings, Leaves, and Logs for each type. - Fruit Logs cannot be crafted into Planks or other wooden blocks. - Fruit Logs can be crafted into Wood and be stripped. - All Fruit Logs can be crafted into 8 Sticks. - Fruits will grow from the bottom of Leaves, similarly to Propagules. These fruits can be harvested infinitely and reproduced by fertilizing the Leaves. - Each Fruit Tree can be found in different biomes: - Apple trees in Forest biomes - Orange trees in Jungle and Sparse Jungle biomes - Lemon trees on Riverbanks - Plum trees in Meadow and Flower Forest biomes - All fruits can be crafted into their respective blocks. - Can be eaten up to four times, similarly to Cakes. - Is affected by gravity. - When hit with a projectile, it will break back into fruit items. - ### Trellises - Can be crafted from four Sticks and any plank type. - has 13 variants, one for each wood type. - Vine Crops such as Passion fruit, Elderberries, Glow Berries, and Lapisberries can be planted on it. - Can be sheared at any stage to prevent them from growing or collecting the produce. - Produce can be collected infinitely, similarly to Sweet Berry Bushes. - Tall Flowers (Rose Bushes, Peonies, Lilacs, and Sunflowers) can be planted on them as well. - ### Vine Crops - Wild Passion Fruit vines can be found generating on the side of Jungle Trees in Jungle biomes. - Wild Elderberry vines can be found generating on the side of Swamp Oak Trees in Swamps. - Passion Fruit and Elderberries can be farmed on Trellises. - ### Wild Crops - Wheat, Carrots, Potatoes, and Beetroots can be found as Wild Crops around the world. - Wild Wheat spawns more commonly in Savanna biomes. - Wild Carrots spawn more commonly in Plains biomes. - Wild Potatoes spawn more commonly in Forest biomes. - Wild Beetroots spawn more commonly in Meadow biomes. - Drops one of their respective seeds/items. - ### Gristmill - Can be crafted from five planks, three bricks, and one iron. - Acts similarly to a furnace, but doesn't need any fuel. - Can be used to grind materials. (glowstone dust from glowstone, raw items from ore blocks, etc.) - The yield for resource collection recipes like ores and glowstone is slightly more efficient than simply breaking the block, but not as efficient as using a fortune enchantment. - ### Ceramic - Feldspar can be obtained from grinding Granite, Diorite, Andesite, or Tuff blocks at a Gristmill. - Feldspar can be made into blocks. - Feldspar Block variants can be crafted as well (Cut, Bricks) - Surrounding glass with four Feldspar items produces Tinged Glass. - Working similarly to Tinted Glass, Tinged Glass lowers the light level which passes through by around half. - Combining 3 Clay Balls and Feldspar produces Ceramic Clay, which can be made into blocks. - Ceramic Clay can be smelted into Ceramic Tile items and Ceramic Tiles. - Can be crafted into slabs and stairs. - All types of Ceramic Tiles can be dyed any color by combining dyes similarly to Leather Armor. - In addition to this, Ceramic Tiles can by dyed using an Artisan Brush. - Crafted with one Stick, one Gold Ingot, and three String. - Can be dyed in a crafting table - When used on any dyeable ceramic block, it will apply the brush's color onto the block - Several variants of Ceramic Tiles can also be made: - Cracked Ceramic Tiles - Ceramic Tile Pillar - Ceramic Mosaic (+ stairs and slabs) - If an Artisan Brush is shift-clicked on a dyed Ceramic Tiles/Mosaic block, and the color of the brush matches the block's, a checkered variant will be made. The same will work in reverse. - If the color of the Ceramic block does not match the brush's, the block's color will be copies onto the brush's. - If crafted by itself, Dyeable Ceramic blocks and Artisan Brushes will revert to white. - Ceramic Tiles are transparent blocks and do not transmit redstone, due to it's insulating properties. - Crafting Ceramic Tile items together gives a Ceramic Dish. - Can be dyed any color like Ceramic Tiles. - Can be placed. - Any item can be placed on a dish. - Most food items can be eaten directly from the dish. - Items on dishes can be removed by shift right clicking with an empty hand. - Ceramic Tile items can also be crafted into Ceramic Pressure Plates, Buttons, and Levers. - Can be dyed any color like Ceramic Tiles. - Can be triggered by projectiles, similarly to wooden variants (Pressure Plates and Buttons). - The delay between powered and unpowered states is very short, allowing for quicker redstone inputs (Pressure Plates and Buttons). - ### Tea - Tea Shrub plants can be found in Jungle and Forest biomes. - Drops Tea Berries, which can be used to replant Tea Shrubs. - Tea Leaves can be sheared from the plant periodically. - Tea Leaves can be smelted to get Dried Tea Leaves. - If it is bonemealed when at its final stage, it will produce more Tea Berries. - Chamomile Flowers can be found often across the world. - Acts similarly to Pink Petals, where four flowers can be planted in one block. - Honeysuckle flowers can be found in Forest, Roofed Forest, and Savannah biomes. - can be bonemealed and duplicated when planted on Farmland. - Violet Bellflowers can be found in Taiga, Meadow, and Birch Forest biomes. - can be bonemealed and duplicated when planted on Farmland. - Tea Blends can be crafted from Tea Leaves, Dried Tea Leaves, Chamomile Flowers, Honeysuckles, Violet Bellflowers, and Torchflowers at a Gristmill. - Tea Bottles can be crafted in a Crafting Table with it's respective Tea Blend and a Water Bottle. - Each type of tea removes a different set of negative status effects: - Green tea removes Stupor, Hunger, and Acidic - Black tea removes Weakness, Slowness, and Acidic - Chamomile tea removes Nausea, Poison, and Acidic - Honeysuckle tea removes Wither, Weakness, and Acidic - Bellflower tea removes Levitation, Slowness, and Acidic - Torchflower tea removes Darkness, Blindness, and Acidic - In addition, all tea types will apply a new status effect "Ebullience" for 30 seconds - Negates all exhaustion, effectively stopping the hunger bar from depleting - Infused Candles can be crafted with tea blends. - Each Tea Blend has it's respective candle. - Each type of Infused Candles emits a weak effect in a small radius. - ### Walnut Trees and Walnuts - Walnut Trees can be found in Windswept Forests and Wooded Badlands, and occasionally by Beaches. - Comes with a new wood set in between Spruce and Dark Oak in color. - Clusters of Walnuts can be seen growing from the bottom of Walnut Leaves, similarly to Propagules. - When fully grown, Walnut Clusters will fall from the tree, resetting its growth, and land on the ground. - If falling Walnuts land on more fallen Walnuts, more will place in the same block. - Walnuts can be harvested from the ground after they have fallen off the tree. - Can be eaten. - When milled in a Gristmill, Walnut Mulch will be created. - Can be crafted into Brown Dye. - Can be placed in multiple layers, similarly to snow. - Is affected by gravity. - Four can be crafted together to create a Walnut Mulch Block. - Can be fed to tamed Wolves for an advancement. - Walnut Candles, a type of Infused Candle, can also be made using a Walnut. - Gives the Enrichment effect. - ### Fermentation - Fermentation Vessels can be created from six Ceramic Clay. - Giving a Fermentation Vessel a Water Bottle and an item to ferment will close the lid and begin the fermentation process, which takes a while. - When the proccess has finished, the block will appear slightly stained, and a unique sound effect will play. - Many things can be made through fermentation, such as: - Fermented Spider Eyes from Spider Eyes - Elderberry Wine from Elderberries (needs a bottle to collect) - Lapisberry Wine from Lapisberries (needs a bottle to collect) - Mead from Honey (needs a bottle to collect) - Apple Cider from Apples (needs a jar to collect) - Plum Cider from Plums (needs a jar to collect)] - Hoary Cider from Hoary Apples (needs a jar to collect) - Citrus Essence from Oranges or Lemons - ### Acidic Status Effect - Causes all other status effects's levels on the player to be increased by the level of Acidity, both positive and negative. - Eating Citrus Essence gives the player the Acidic status effect for a short time. - Potions of Acidity can be brewed from Citrus Essence. - Brewing a Fermented Spider Eye with a Potion of Acidity creates a Potion of Stupor. - Removes all other effects, and stops any effects from being applied for the duration of Stupor. - Both effects will not affect Bad Omen or Hero of the Village. - ### Enrichment Status Effect - Can only be applied naturally through eating certain foods - Adds minor increases to most stats: - Movement speed by 8% - Attack speed by 15% - Attack damage by 20% - ### Restoration Status Effect - Can only be applied naturally through eating certain foods - Quickly heals a player when hurt - Will only heal the the amount of health the player had when it was applied - Other means of regeneration are not negated - Because of this, it is best to use this effect before damage will be taken. - ### Enrichment Status Effect - Can only be applied naturally through eating certain foods - Increases many stats of the player slightly, such as speed, attack speed, and attack damage. - ### Sniffer - Sniffers can dig up two new seeds: Lapisberry and Hoary Seeds. - Lapisberry Seeds can be planted on Trellises to farm Lapisberries. - Hoary Seeds can be planted on farmland to grow a Hoary Apple Sapling. - Hoary Apple Saplings can be grown into Hoary Apple Trees with a unique shape, leaves, and wood set. - Hoary Apples can be collected from the Leaves, like other Fruit Trees. - Can be crafted into blocks like other fruits. - ### Spongekins - Spongekin Seeds can be dropped by Elder Guardians and rarely by Guardians, and can be planted only underwater on most blocks. - When fully grown, a Spongekin gourd will grow on top, even if it grows out of Water. - Spongekins can be sheared to remove its rind, with it's spongy flesh able to be used as a Sponge. - Spongekins can be broken to collect Spongekin Slices. - If eaten underwater, air time will increase slightly. - If a Spongekin is grown on a Sea Lantern, it's Prismarine Crystals will propagate on top in the form of a Prismarine Blossom. - Can be broken to get a few Prismarine Crystals and Shards. - Can be broken with a Silk Touch Pickaxe to obtain the item. - It will emit light and particles based on if it is in Water or not. - ### Food - Wild Maize can be found in Savannah and Mangrove Swamp biomes. - Wild Leeks can be found in Plains biomes. - Similarly to other crops, these can be broken and planted to grow Maize and Leek crops. - Wheat and Maize can be ground into Flour. - Acts like Wheat in recipes. - Can be thrown to produce a large cloud of Flour. - Nine placeable food items can be crafted in a Crafting Table: - Berry Tarts using Flour, Sugar, an Egg, and a Berry item (Passion Fruit, Elderberries, Glow Berries, Sweet Berries, or Lapisberries.) - Fruit Pies using Flour, Sugar, an Egg, and a Fruit item (Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Plums, or Hoary Apples.) - Artisan Bread using Flour and an Egg. - Artisan Cookies using Flour, Elderberries, and Sugar. - 20+ food items can be made in a Crafting Table. - ### Grass Seeds - Dropped occasionally by Grass, Tall Grass, Ferns, and Large Ferns - Can be used on any type of dirt to grow a new Grass Block - When crafted with Dirt, Grassy Dirt is made - Is tinted by the biome it is in, similarly to Grass - Cannot survive with a block on top, similarly to Grass Blocks - When bonemealed, it will grow into a Grass Block - ### Advancements - **Anyone can Cook** - Make your first meal - **Whos the Farmer Now?** - Wear a Sun Hat - **On the Grind** - Place a Gristmill - **Felsic Forager** - Collect Feldspar from milling stones - **Roy G Biv** - Craft Ceramic Tiles - **Toil and Trouble** - Craft a Fermentation Vessel - **Pass the Antacid** - Eat Citric Acid - **Sweet Tooth** - Eat every candy type - **Tea Tea** - Obtain every tea plant - **Fragrant!** - Place every Tea Candle - **Insert Funny Nut Phrase** - Obtain a Walnut - **Mulchmaxxer** - Feed a Wolf Walnut Mulch - Delicious! - **Who Lives in a Loofah Under the Sea** - Grow and obtain a Spongekin - **How Long Has This Sat Out?** - Eat a fruit from the distant past - **Baker's Dozen** - Place every baked good - **Bountiful Fares** - Eat every food item from the mod - ### Miscellaneous - Sun Hats can be crafted using five Wheat and can be worn. - Jack O' Straws can be crafted with a Pumpkin, Sun Hat, any color of Wool, and a Stick. - Each color has a unique face design. - When a Jack O' Straw's head is right-clicked with a Torch or Candle, the head will become a Jack o' Lantern and emit light. - Smaller variants of Fences - Pickets can be crafted with two Planks and a Stick. - Up to four can be placed in the same block in each cardinal direction. - Golden Apple Blocks can be crafted with nine Golden Apples similarly to other Fruit Blocks. - When eaten, the player will gain the same status effects as a normal Golden Apple. - Can be used as a Beacon base block. - Apples have been removed from Oak Leaves and Dark Oak Leaves loot tables. - Wheat Seeds have been removes from Grass and Fern loot tables. - Vanilla Cookie and Cake recipes have been updated to use Flour instead of Wheat. - Jack O' Lanterns can be crafted using any color Candle. - Vanilla Seed item textures have been remade. - Several new paintings have been added that feature content from the mod: - “Bountiful” 1x1, by Hecco - “Citrus Dish” 1x1, by Hecco - “Hazel Floret” 1x1, by Hecco - “Violet Floret” 1x1, by Hecco - “Ruminer” 1x2, by Hecco - “Phylogenesis” 3x1, by Hecco - “Escalade” 1x3, by Hecco - “Aquaculture” 2x2, by Hecco - “Unpleasant Tiles” 2x3, by Hecco

Credits

Texture Help - @tellioaridoitsu, @Other_Goblin Code Help - @Yirmiri

Translation - May occasionally be outdated

Spanish translations by @Arbeeeet French and Canadian French translations by @Raeigor Simplified Chinese translations by @Jun_naturefox Swedish translations by @Olilllin Polish translations by @kemiuarts Japanese translations by @RolfoRobot

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