
Tea addon for Farmer's Delight, originally created by lumpazl.
41.7 of the 58 points that apply = 72 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Farmer’s Respite Unofficial Port brings the tea-and-brewing content of Farmer’s Respite to Farmer’s Delight as a community port, centered on a kettle workstation for preparing drinks. The kettle has a dynamic interface for item and fluid inputs and outputs, can be automated through its sides with hoppers or pipes, and brews when supplied with heat from below, including lava, magma, Create blaze burners, Farmer’s Delight stoves, and Brewin’ and Chewin’ heating casks. Its brewing recipes combine fluids with one or two item types to produce new fluids, which the kettle can dispense into bottles or buckets; separate pouring recipes let compatible containers be filled from those fluids. The mod adds tea and coffee bush crops, tea leaves and coffee beans, and drinks including tea variants with milk or sugar, alongside fluids for Farmer’s Delight foods such as hot cocoa, melon juice, and apple cider. Wild tea and coffee bushes generate in swamps, jungles, and basalt deltas, tea can be renewed by bonemealing wild bushes, and tea seeds and coffee beans can also be planted in flower pots. Coffee growth in the Overworld involves parasitization by other plants, a configurable challenge that remains enabled by default, while coffee grows automatically in the Nether. Drinks can apply the Caffeinated effect, which helps keep phantoms away and provides boosts at the cost of preventing sleep; the port also includes a Sleepy effect, though drinks that use it are not yet available. The kettle’s GUI includes a configurable manual liquid-drain control, and brewing and kettle interactions have accompanying sounds; removing the lid mutes the completion whistle. The port also adds decorative blocks and optional compatibility that can provide extra fluids and items for supported food-related mods; Create: Food gives some teas animated textures, and Thirst Was Taken adds thirst and quenchness values to items.
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