Adds six berry bushes found around the world, very useful when you are about to run out of food! Grab them with shears and replant them at home.
Blue ones spawn in forests, yellow ones in birch forests, orange ones in wooden badlands, purple ones in swamps, green ones in jungles and black ones in planes. They are quite common and spawn in pumpkin-like patches. Like sweet berries they restore one food point. Craft them together with a juicer to gain one and a half points per juice. Craft them into a pie to gain 4 points.
Juicer recipe:
Juices recipes:
Cake recipes (Also effects vanilla cake that now requires a sweet berry):
Pie recipes:
Berry bush recipes (Requires enabling of the craftable berry bushes property in the config):
You are allowed to use this mod in modpacks. Do link this page from the pack's mod list tho. You are also allowed to use it in videos etc as long as you link to this page.
Thanks Siphalor for the juicer, juices and pie textures!
FAQ
Q: Can you make berries replantable?
A: I want you to have to collect them rather than just finding one bush and then having infinite berries. As it was requested so many times I added a config option for it in version 1.3.5 that can be enabled.
Q: Can you make a forge version?
A: No, I only develop for fabric (The source is available so you can port it yourself if you ask)
Q: Why does increasing the spawn chance make the bushes more rare?
A: For some reason that's how Minecraft work so decrease the value if you want to make them more common
Q: Is this mod abandoned?
A: No! When a new major Minecraft update is released I'll port it to that version
Q: What is required to collect berry bushes?
A: Shears. Silk touch is not required!
eating a candle cake from this mod turns the cake into a vanilla cake
In reply to whopperpower23:
Fixed in the latest version. Thanks for reporting!
Tested the mod to test the compatibility with one of my mods, was happy to see that my compatibility code didn't break with it.
But I have some critics about it.
1. Please add recipe unlocking advancements. Ok, it's pretty terrible and Mojang kind of fucked up that thing imo but it still would be quite an important addition to people relying on the recipe book.
2. The models are quite offsetting at first, but after learning the history of modded berry bushes it's more understandable, though changing the Vanilla sweet berry bush model is not something I'm very happy about. I would recommend to make that one optional using Fabric API's builtin resource pack stuff. To the user it will appear like a normal resource pack, but it's directly provided by the mod.
Else it's a really cool mod for berries enthusiasts!
In reply to LambdAurora:
1. Ok I could add recipe unlocking advancements but what would happen when the recipes are disabled? (There is a config for berry bush recipes) I don't want the console to be spammed with errors depending on which config values you use.
2. I'll see if I can make a config option that disables the custom model so that it looks like vanilla in that case
In reply to MCrafterzz:
1. Mmhh, that's a bit annoying, I see you mixin the RecipeManager, what I would recommend is to have a static final list of recipe IDs somewhere in your mod, iterate through it in the RecipeManager, and find another injection point for the advancements too. I admit I don't have a magic solution here.
Or you could use Fabric API's builtin resource pack stuff. Like you could put your recipes and advancements in that built-in resource pack (for the internals it's the same as a data pack), then when you read your config you can choose to whether add this built-in resource pack. You can add it in a way it's always enabled automatically when you join a world for example. No more mixins are required and it solves both problems at once.
In reply to LambdAurora:
That could work but wouldn't it require one resourcepack for every toggleable feature?
In reply to MCrafterzz:
From what I understand the recipes for craftable bushes is one toggle, right?
So you can make a built-in resource pack containing those recipes with the recipe unlocking advancements of those recipes, then you can either keep the toggle (which will either add or not the built-in resource pack as a data pack), or you can remove the toggle as it could be toggled directly in world at runtime with /datapack enable/disable too (as long as you don't use the ALWAYS_ENABLED ActivationType).
If you have the custom sweet berry bush model as a built-in resource pack too then it would be a separate resource pack (putting them into the same *is* possible as one would only affect the client and the other the world, but that would lead to an ambiguous name for the user).
In reply to LambdAurora:
Ok I'll look into it
I've implemented all your suggestions in the latest release, please try it out and see if everything works. Both the recipes and berry bush model are controlled by config options. Recipe unlocking advancements have been added for all recipes
In reply to MCrafterzz:
Looks like everything is working! The unlocking advancements will make this much easier to play with!
Thank you to have spent some time on this!
Been testing 1.17 capable mods and I happened to not get the 21w20a file to work in 21w20a (just More Berries and Fabric API, along with having Java 16 installed) or 1.17 Pre-Rel 1 (though for 1.17 Pre-Rel 1 I tested it with just More Berries and Fabric API alone and alongside other compatible mods I've gotten working so far).
Report (:
https://hastebin.com/uqoqavogec.yaml
1.17 Pre-Rel 1 with just More Berries and Fabric API only as the report is too big for some reason for Hastebin to allow with 21w20a (should be the same issue):
https://hastebin.com/qusiputolu.properties
And yes I tried with the 1.17 Pre-Rel 1 Fabric API also here besides just the 1.17 Pre-Rel 1 Fabric API and other mods report (the first one) or only 21w20a versions of More Berries and Fabric API (the second one):
https://hastebin.com/eqikezamoz.yaml
In reply to SuntannedDuck2:
You also need to download cloth config as it's required for the More Berry configs: Cloth Config API (Fabric) - Mods - Minecraft - CurseForge. Apparently I had marked it as an embedded library rather than a required dependency here on Curseforge, this is now fixed. I also made the text about it in the description larger.
In reply to MCrafterzz:
Understandable. Thanks for letting me know. Hadn't used the mod in a while so forgot/didn't even think about it being required rather than just relying on the 'embedded' tag without even trying it.
It did just update to 1.17 Pre-Rel 1 so hopefully better results instead of trying to go with 21w20a and whatever results happen there.
Stumbled upon this mod in an early morning dig through Curse Forge to find something else to add to my growing list of fabric mods I am trying out. I've been pretty against the change over, considering most of my minecraft mod experience has been through Forge-- but this mod? It reminds me a bit of the berry bushes in Natura. Though silk touch is a bit much to be able to move them around for me, I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.
In short: Thank you for adding something that feels so familiar to Fabric.
In reply to Kyokonora:
Thanks! Berry bushes can be collected with shears
Love this mod , thanks.
Would you consider adding compatibility for the mod nourish please?
Thanks.
In reply to jimmytrousers:
I know this was a long time ago but I liked the idea so I implemented it in V. 1.3.6
Is this server-side?
Or just client-side?
And if it is server-side, does the client need the mod installed?
In reply to dillonb07:
It needs to be installed both client side and server side to work properly as it adds new blocks etc.
In reply to MCrafterzz:
Oh ok.
Well I can't put it on my server then.
I'm, looking for mods that work on the server that don't need to be on the client.
Not everyone has fabric and can install the mods.