📖 About:
All Tutta's Needs started as a collection of things I wanted for my own Minecraft world. It brings Tutta's Doors and Tutta's Beds together in one place, with plenty of new ways to decorate your builds and make bedrooms feel a little more personal. Don't need both? Each module can be disabled separately in the config.

🚪 Tutta's Doors:

◉ Discreet Doors — Completely closed doors for when you really don't want anyone peeking inside.
◉ Normal Doors — Familiar-looking doors with a small window, so you can still see a little of what's on the other side.
◉ Indiscreet Doors — Much more open designs for rooms where privacy isn't exactly the priority.
◉ Transit Doors — Saloon-style doors that open as you walk toward them and close again once the way is clear.
◉ Pet Doors — Tiny doors made for pets and smaller mobs. They can be placed high or low and open automatically when something small needs to pass through.
◉ Sliding Doors — Doors that slide out of the way instead of swinging open. There are even copper versions that age over time and can be waxed.
◉ Secret Bookshelf Doors — Bookshelves that secretly work as doors. Perfect for hidden rooms, suspicious libraries and overly dramatic entrances.

🧩 Compatible Mods:
Vanilla Backport, No Man's Land, New World, Abundant Atmosphere, Caverns & Chasms, Upgrade Aquatic, Atmospheric, Environmental, Autumnity, Spawn, Nature's Spirit, Biomes O' Plenty, Enderscape, Arts & Crafts, My Nether's Delight, Architect's Palette, Malum, Create, BlockBox and Woodworks. Every compatibility is optional and only appears when its mod is installed.

🛏️ Tutta's Beds:

◉ Build Your Own Bed — Start with a frame or a mattress, then add covers and blankets until it feels like an actual bed instead of something you found on the floor.
◉ Different Levels of Comfort — Beds range from very basic sleeping spots to fancy Deluxe beds. Their comfort can change how long it takes to fall asleep, better beds can save your spawn point and some give you a little bonus after a good night's sleep. Deluxe beds are so comfortable that you can even sleep while monsters are nearby.
◉ Different Materials — Mix mattresses and covers made from wheat, soft stuffing, leather, canvas and straw. Some materials become available when compatible mods are installed.
◉ Colorful Blankets — Add wool or leather blankets and dye them to match your room. Most blanket beds can be recolored whenever you feel like redecorating.
◉ Connected Beds and Bunk Beds — Put compatible beds beside each other for connected designs, or stack them to make working bunk beds.
◉ More Than Decoration — Villagers can use these beds too, and many parts of the experience can be adjusted in the config.

🧩 Compatible Mods:
Farmer's Delight adds straw and canvas mattresses, plus canvas covers that can be used across the different bed families. This compatibility is completely optional.

🧩 A Few Extra Things:

Tutta's Doors and Tutta's Beds can be enabled or disabled separately, so you can use only the module you want.
Don't want a certain type of door, mattress or blanket? Most parts of the mod can be turned on or off in the config.
Respawn rules, sleep bonuses, automatic doors and villager bed use can also be adjusted.
Supported mods add matching doors, materials and bed combinations when they're installed.
You do not need to install every supported mod. Use as many or as few as you want.

📦 Beta Version

The mod is still under development, so you may run into the occasional bug or weird interaction.
Please back up your worlds, just in case;
Give things a quick test before adding the mod to an important world or a big modpack;
Found something broken? Let me know on GitHub. Reports really help!
If you want to support me, you can donate through my Ko-fi :D

📝 FAQ:

Can I use this mod in my modpack?
Of course! Please get it through the official Curseforge page and don't rehost the files somewhere else.
Will this mod be ported to Fabric or other loaders?
I don't currently have plans to maintain another loader. If you'd like to make a port yourself, please contact me first.
Will there be backports to older Minecraft versions?
Probably not. For now, I'm focusing on the current supported version.