Bountiful
Bountiful is a mod centered around a single block called the Bounty Board, and items which appear within: Bounties!
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Note: 1.16 of Minecraft and newer requires Kotlin for Forge!
Note: 1.14 of Minecraft and newer requires Kottle!
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The comments section is not the place to report bugs. we have an issue tracker!
Mechanics (1.14+):
Bounty boards can be found throughout the world in villages, and they'll generate bounties inside of them. These bounties often ask for you to bring back an item, or kill some mobs in return for whatever rewards they're offering. If you can complete the bounty, you just have to bring it back to the bounty board and right click the board to redeem your rewards!
Decrees
There exists another item as well, called a Decree. A Decree determines what kind of bounties show up on a bounty board. For example, an Armorsmithing Decree makes it so that objectives and rewards related to armor show up on the board (leather, iron, chestplates, boots, etc). You can have up to three decrees on a bounty board at once, and it will mix and match objectives and rewards from all three when new bounties appear!
You can find new Decrees as rewards for certain bounties, or they can be traded with villagers at higher villager levels.
Bounty Tiers
Just like items, bounties can have different tiers of rarity. Some bounty rewards are more rare than others, and bounties with higher rarity have a better chance of having these more rare rewards! Rarity follows the same pattern as in vanilla: Common, Uncommon, Rare and Epic.
Compat
Currently, I've added some support for some items showing up in bounties from over a dozen mods. You can view the list of compatible mods right here.
I plan on adding more in the future!
Why?
I originally made this mod so that I could be given some goals to accomplish, which would stave off boredom. It gives players something to do when they're bored, and a fun way to incentivize crafting items they'd otherwise maybe not be making!
Help
Additional commands, as well as instructions on how to modify bounties, can be found on the wiki (WIP for 1.14)
Credits:
AkiShirai, for the wonderful bounty board block art.
i love u unknown person that made my favorite mod
have a nice day
How can I learn to mod with Kotlin?
In reply to blu3n1um:
Hi there! I recommend that you start by learning Java, since if you want to learn to mod Minecraft then you will need to be able to read Mojang/Forge's code as well. Then, you should be able to transfer your knowledge over from Java to Kotlin rather easily.
I suggest these, once you have some Java experience:
* Kotlin Koans
* Kotlin Docs
* Kotlin Slack
* Use IntelliJ as an IDE
* Don't be afraid to utilize Google!
Learning to mod Minecraft is a different story. I can't speak with enough confidence to give you a great idea of how best to learn that besides to take a simple concept and dive deep into the source code itself to see how you might be able to add a hook and implement it, which is easier said than done. I know a few tutorials have been made but I can't vouch for them!
Best of luck! :^)
In reply to Ejektaflex:how much time would that take?
In reply to blu3n1um:
I can't say. I've been writing code for 16+ years, so my perception is a bit skewed.
1.19.2?
In reply to The_RTG_Gaming:
As I've said before - when I have time!
In reply to Ejektaflex:
Cant wait for it to update this mod alone adds more replay ability. I recommend to make the rewards feel a bit more worth it. I really like the material rewards like iron, gold, and emeralds more. If you can have rewards feel more like something you wanna do whenever you can.
In reply to Ejektaflex:
take your time! i really love this mod and cant wait to use it again
please i beg you for the love of everything i please ask you to port this to 1.18.2
I would love to see 1.18.2, but I understand you prefer fabric (which is very understandable lol) but it would fit great with my current mods! Either way, great mod, and I appreciate the work you have put in so far!
Coolest shit ever, would love to see a 1.19 version
are you planing to update to 1.19 forge version?
In reply to axolcraft18:
I plan to update to whatever the newest version is whenever I have time. Do note that it will be a straight port of the 1.16 Forge version, without the new features of the Fabric version. :^)
In reply to Ejektaflex:
its a shame you prioritise the less popular version of your mod.
In reply to Pitlos_Tails:
It's a shame that you feel that it's okay to shame people for choosing how to spend their time. You may not think it, but I hold no obligation to continue to update either version of this mod at all. I only choose to continue working on this mod because it's fun! And Fabric is more fun to work with for me. I'm sorry that you may feel left out because I choose to prioritize the Fabric version - but you have to be realistic and understand that this is something that I volunteer to develop and maintain with my own free time when I could be doing any number of other, more exciting things.
If you'd like to make your own contributions towards the repository, there is a link to the GitHub page at the top of this page, though I don't see anyone chomping at the bit to do so. Rather than expressing your distaste for how I choose to prioritize my free time, you should try to learn Kotlin in your free time and write some code for me! ;^)
In reply to Ejektaflex:
As an early-childhood instructor, I absolutely commend you for your finely-worded response. It was firm, but respectful. A great teaching moment. Well done. :)
In reply to QuipCream:
Thanks, we appreciate what you do as well! <3 :^)
It's a shame there is no 1.18.2 version. Simple, vanilla+ mod, what's not to like?
In reply to joy_of_krinkels:
You seem to have more time than me - feel free to contribute to the port on the GitHub page :^)