Farmer's Delight is a mod that gently expands upon farming and cooking in Minecraft.
It introduces a collection of rustic tools and workstations, a handful of useful crops and plenty of hearty meals to prepare. The goal is to put the spotlight on items often overlooked by players, giving them more purpose. Hopefully this mod will have you farming a little bit of everything!
Getting Started
Follow the advancements! The mod is fairly simple, so most of its progression is described through advancements. By default, press the (L) key to open the Advancements screen.
If you'd rather get a more straight-forward guide, we wrote a Getting Started to help you learn the basics!
Beta Version
This mod is currently under development, so issues and instabilities may occur. If you'd like to play, keep in mind:
- Backup your saves often;
- Make sure everything is working before adding it to a modpack;
- Report any issues you find to our issue tracker! It helps us a lot!
FAQ
Will you backport this mod to 1.12.2 or such?
- No, sorry! I have zero intent on doing any backports to versions before 1.15.2, as they take a ton of work for versions that are outdated and lacking in crucial mechanics. Please don't ask further!
Will there be a Fabric version?
- Porting to a different mod loader is a very challenging task, and I lack both time and knowledge to do so. For now, the answer is no.
Is this mod compatible with 1.16.3? I know theres no file for it which is why I ask. Thank you.
Sorry, but not yet. 1.16.2+ changed world gen in a major way, and it impacts this mod a bit. I'm looking into a de-facto solution on Forge before making the jump. ^^
In reply to vectorwing:
No problem :D, ive just heard that sometimes a mod can be compatible across all 1.16 versions so i figured id ask. I'll be on the lookout for the update. Again, thank you, i know you must get asked alot and that can be quite frustrating to keep answering the same questions again and again.
pls 1.14.4 PLS
Please read the FAQ.
In reply to vectorwing:
oh thank you
Excellent mod, but is there any possibility to add support for the Extended Nether Backport mod?
Hey you, I love everything about this mod! I saw in the latest changelog that you added some mod compatibility. I would love to see compatibility for the Well Fed mod, as well as Vanilla Cookbook as I think they add vanilla-friendly meals that would fit this mod pretty well.
In reply to Vamacher0n:
Okay, this comment may be a bit late but I thought I should still make it in case you didn't notice yet. There is some proper compatibility between FD and VC now on VC's side
Is this compatible with Biomes O' Plenty? If not, are you planning into adding compatibility?
Well, there's no deliberate integration with BoP per se, but both mods run together fine. Which compatibilities do you mean?
In reply to vectorwing:
I meant the pantry wood variations (Like Willow, Fir, etc.)
Ah, I see! I currently don't have plans to work on that, as I'm focusing all my energy on bugfixes and the remaining progression elements. A few users have been making custom pantries for different wood types, but mostly focused on MCAbnormals mods. No promises for it, but modded wood pantries might be realized sometime in the future. ^^
In reply to vectorwing:
Great! if you're gonna add modded pantries I could help you making textures. Also, I got a suggestion: can you make vanilla pumpkin pie be able to be placed and be sliced like the others pies do?
In reply to tild09:
afaik place-able and slice-able pumpkin pie is planned. and if youre interested to help for the textures, join the farmers delight discord server. we showcase the stuff there ;)
1.12??
yeah uh no bud
In reply to anIceyBoy:
ok i guess ill just download harvestcraft
This mod really slots nicely into vanilla. Probably one of the best Vanilla+ style mods out there, right up there with Create and much of the MC Abnormals suite of mods. Bravo, my dear sir/madam!
Thank You! And what do you mean when you say a healthy treat? Does it give them a lot of hearts when it is fed to them? Or does it give them special effects?