FLORA - Fluids and Liquids on Ridiculous Armor

This mod aws originally created by Pixlepix for Forge 1.7 under an MIT license: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/flora

This mod functions exactly like the original, but since dependent mods are not updated to Neoforge the intention is for mod pack makers to create their own recipes for armor and fluid acquisition.

Overview

FLORA is a unique armor mod that allows players to infuse armor with various fluids, granting special abilities based on fluid combinations. This version has been completely rebuilt for NeoForge, replacing the original Thermal Foundation dependency with custom fluids.

Features

Custom Fluids

FLORA adds 7 fluids:

Coal
Pyrotheum
Cryotheum
Mana
Ender
Redstone
Glowstone

Armor System

Four tiers of armor (each with helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots):

Leadstone - 250 mB capacity
Hardened - 2,500 mB capacity
Redstone - 25,000 mB capacity
Resonant - 250,000 mB capacity

Each armor piece can hold fluids in internal tanks. The amount and combination of fluids determines the effects you receive.

Infuser Block

Use the Infuser to fill your armor pieces with fluids. Place armor and fluid buckets in the Infuser to transfer fluids.

Fluid Effects

The effects you receive are based on the combination and amount of fluids across all your armor pieces. Effects scale with the amount of fluid - more fluid = stronger effects!

Single Fluid Effects

Glowstone: Night Vision
Redstone: Fluctuating max health (randomizes every 30 seconds)
Mana: Chance to cure all potion effects
Cryotheum: Chance to restore air supply when drowning
Pyrotheum: Increased fall damage

Combination Effects

Beneficial Effects

Pyrotheum + Mana: Movement Speed boost
Ender + Mana: Jump Boost
Glowstone + Mana: Chance to restore hunger

Attack Effects (When you attack enemies)

Coal + Glowstone: Set enemies on fire
Coal + Pyrotheum: Explode burning enemies

Pulse Projectiles (Automatically fire at nearby enemies)

Redstone + Mana: Mana pulse (regeneration + minor damage)
Redstone + Coal: Coal pulse (sets enemies on fire)
Redstone + Pyrotheum: Pyrotheum pulse (damage)
Redstone + Cryotheum: Slow pulse (slows enemies)
Redstone + Ender: Ender pulse (teleportation effect)

Defensive Effects (When you take damage)

Cryotheum + Ender: Teleport to safety when health drops below 4 hearts (cancels damage!)
Coal + Ender: Teleport mob attacker away
Pyrotheum + Glowstone: Damage reduction from fire sources (with cooldown)
Ender + Pyrotheum: Reduced fall damage

Utility Effects

Coal + Mana: Confuse nearby mobs (makes them attack each other)

Negative Effects

Redstone + Glowstone: Rare chance to cause massive explosion
Pyrotheum + Cryotheum: Movement Slowness
Coal + Cryotheum: Mining Fatigue (Dig Slowdown)
Cryotheum + Mana: Hunger loss over time
Cryotheum + Glowstone: Take damage in cold biomes

Unimplemented Effects (Future TODO)

These effects were listed in the original mod's tooltips but were never actually implemented by the original author. They remain as potential features for future development:

Coal + Coal: "Shoot Fireballs"
Coal + Cryotheum: "Mining Speed" - Tooltip claimed mining speed boost, but actual effect is Mining Fatigue (slowness)
Pyrotheum + Cryotheum: "Underwater Breath" - Was listed but actual effect is slowness
Mana + Pyrotheum: "Underwater Breath" - Was listed but actual effect is speed boost
Ender + Ender: "Blink"
Ender + Glowstone: "Fall through ground when sneaking"

Note: This mod depended on two mods originally, Thermal Expansion and Redstone Arsenal, which have not been ported to 1.21.1 Neoforge yet. This means playing with this mod in survival is possible, but you will need to make a datapack (or Kube JS) with your own custom recipes or acquisition methods for the fluids. It is not possible to get any of the things in this mod in a normal survival mode without doing that.

For Players

FLORA uses fluid tags to detect fluids in armor. If another mod adds fluids with similar names (coal, pyrotheum, cryotheum, mana, ender, redstone, or glowstone), they will automatically work with FLORA's armor system if the mod developer adds them to the appropriate tags.

For Mod Developers

To make your fluids compatible with FLORA, add them to the appropriate fluid tags in your mod's data files:

{
  "replace": false,
  "values": [
    "yourmod:your_fluid",
    "yourmod:flowing_your_fluid"
  ]
}

Available FLORA fluid tags:

flora:coal
flora:pyrotheum
flora:cryotheum
flora:mana
flora:ender
flora:redstone
flora:glowstone

Example: If your mod adds a "liquid fire" fluid, you could add it to flora:pyrotheum tag, and it would grant fire-related effects when used in FLORA armor.

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