A mod that adds apples to the game!
18.1 of the 61 points that apply = 30 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
More Apples expands the uses of apples with craftable treats that provide effects or practical abilities. Players craft apples on sticks and roast them over a campfire, then eat them plain or combine them with materials to make effect-giving apples; a squeezer can also make apple sauces with short, strong effects or convert apples into enchanted apples. Material-based apples include Coal for night vision and glowing, Diamond for increased health, strength, and instant health, Emerald for Hero of the Village and luck, Iron for resistance, Lapis for luck and mining fatigue, Obsidian for resistance, strength, and slowness, and Redstone for haste and bad luck. Other recipes offer distinct utility: the Anvil Apple repairs worn armor and held items, the Arrow Apple fires a powerful arrow in the direction the player is looking, the Bed Apple skips the night and sets the player's spawn, and the Compass Apple teleports the player to world spawn. Further examples include the Boat Apple, which trades slower movement on land for faster movement in water; the Chest Apple, which opens an ender chest; the Chorus Fruit Apple, which teleports the player to the End; the Enchantment Table Apple, which randomly enchants eligible items in the inventory; and the Firework Apple, which launches the player into the sky. The collection also includes apples for food and other effects, such as the Cake Apple for full food and high saturation, the Milk Apple for clearing negative effects while retaining positive ones, the Glass Apple for invisibility, the Lava Apple for fire resistance, the Honey Apple for slowness and regeneration, and the Knowledge Apple for experience.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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