Fire Fuel remasters the vanilla campfire system into something more realistic and interactive. Campfires now require fuel to stay lit, react to weather, and can even spread fire to nearby flammable blocks.

Fuel

Campfires no longer burn forever. To light and maintain a fire, drop any flammable item or block onto the campfire to use it as fuel. Different fuel sources can add different burn times. If the campfire has no fuel stored, it cannot be lit.

Rain

Rain heavily affects campfires. While raining, fuel burns twice as fast, increasing the fuel tick speed from 1x to 2x. Campfires also cannot be lit during rain unless they are protected by a solid block above them. Covered campfires are unaffected and continue functioning normally.

Flammable Roofs

Placing a campfire beneath flammable blocks is dangerous. Over time, the heat and smoke can ignite nearby flammable materials such as wood. Blocks above the campfire can begin burning after around 10–15 seconds of exposure. Non-flammable blocks are completely safe and will not catch fire.

Max Fuel Storage

Campfires can store up to 10 minutes of fuel at once. If extra fuel is added after reaching the limit, the excess fuel will automatically be returned instead of being wasted.

Fuel List

Stick = 2 seconds
Leaves = 2 seconds
Oak Leaves = 2 seconds
Spruce Leaves = 2 seconds
Birch Leaves = 2 seconds
Jungle Leaves = 2 seconds
Acacia Leaves = 2 seconds
Dark Oak Leaves = 2 seconds
Mangrove Leaves = 2 seconds
Cherry Leaves = 2 seconds
Bamboo = 2 seconds
Wooden Slabs = 2 seconds
Bowl = 3 seconds
Wooden Planks = 4 seconds
Ladder = 5 seconds
Wooden Fence = 7 seconds
Wooden Tools = 10 seconds
Wool = 10 seconds
Bookshelf = 16 seconds
Crafting Table = 16 seconds
Logs/Stems = 16 seconds
Bamboo Block = 18 seconds
Barrel = 28 seconds
Coal = 30 seconds
Charcoal = 30 seconds
Chest = 32 seconds
Trapped Chest = 32 seconds
Blaze Rod = 60 seconds
- Coal Block = 270 seconds (4m 30s)

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