
Improve the forests with new hollow logs, firefly jars, new ambient mobs and more.
69.6 of the 71 points that apply = 98 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Hendrix's Better Spring to Life expands the overworld’s forests and other biomes with ambient wildlife, plants, natural details, and small points of exploration. Fireflies can be caught from bushes in glass bottles and kept in jars holding up to five, with the jar’s light depending on how many fireflies it contains; bushes replenish their fireflies at night. Fallen trees can generate with hollow logs, and players can hollow and strip logs of any wood type, waterlog them, and decorate their sides with up to four red or brown mushrooms of one type; leaf piles made from leaves offer another waterloggable forest detail. Snowy grass, tall grass, and bushes appear in snowy biomes and can be placed on snow or powder snow, while additional plants including cactus flowers, bushes, and dry grasses can be potted. Wooded Badlands cacti may grow edible, pottable prickly pears, and Old Growth Birch Forests gain the two-block-tall Asphodel, whose particles, bee-attracting properties, and white dye make it more than a decorative flower. Flower Forests may host Mooblooms bearing Buttercups, which regrow after shearing and can be used for yellow dye or a bowl of Absorption-effect suspicious stew; Buttercups do not spawn naturally on their own. Mangrove Swamps gain Muddy Pigs, sometimes carrying a non-regrowing Poppy that can be sheared off, while butterflies add weak, drop-free ambient wildlife to forests and can be tempted with small flowers. Campsites can appear in Forest, Birch Forest, and Taiga biomes, with chests containing supplies such as logs, food, tools, and sometimes the Sweden music disc, which also provides a comparator output of 15.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Blocks and fluidsChanges 1 game code file in this area: how blocks, fluids and redstone work..
Adds 59 blocks, 4 items, 3 mobs, 3 structures, 18 recipes, 6 loot tables and 3 sounds.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's advancements.
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