The Core Mod for modpack: Skillet Man
45.2 of the 58 points that apply = 78 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Skillet Man Core is the companion mod for the Skillet Man modpack, fixing bugs, connecting its mods, and adding custom gameplay features. It lets Better Villages windmills run through Create, adapts the Potato Cannon to Epic Fight animations and model positioning, and patches leawind and Epic Fight combat targeting, attack direction, dashes, and animation timing. It connects shop NPCs with Xaero's World Map: unclaimed shops receive temporary waypoints that disappear when distant, while owned shops have permanent markers. Its visual changes bring together Biomes O' Plenty, Seasonal Events, the Stay True texture pack, and adjusted Epic terrain generation. Seasonal Events adds daily and title-screen notifications, and multiplayer seasons end with quarterly revenue rankings that award trophies to top performers. The mod upgrades Farmer's Delight Cooking Pots and Spatulas with advanced tiers, improved cooking efficiency, and combat attributes and attack templates. Pots can collect items dropped above them, work with Create automation and arms for item transfer, and burn overcooked ingredients into Charred Food; cooking also includes optional stir-frying quick-time events, adjustable gauge placement, and real-time dish-quality feedback. It adds reusable Dirty Plates and lets Create arms automate BBQ Delight grills and ingredient trays, while recipe details are visible without holding Shift. Villagers respond to dish quality based on ingredient tier, variety, and player reputation, with higher reputation unlocking encounters with rare vendors who offer exclusive rewards. Server administrators can use commands with the smc- prefix to adjust player levels, income, and other settings for event management.
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In the last 2 years, 4 releases needed a quick fix: a new release within 3 days to fix a problem. This lowers the grade by 2 points.