
More armor, tools, food, and dyeable gear in a vanilla style.
60.1 of the 71 points that apply = 85 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Vanilla+ is a vanilla-style data pack that expands the game with more than 300 craftable or discoverable items, designed for singleplayer, Realms, and servers. Its gear includes seven material-based armor sets and matching toolsets, five spears, Turtle Armor with underwater buffs, and Evocation Armor with movement-related effects; materials range from Lapis and Quartz to Amethyst, Nether Star, and Ruby. Players can find the rare Emerald Amulet in Trail Ruin loot for passive Resistance, or the Soul Healer in suspicious sand near Desert Temples for passive Regeneration, with both effects active while the item is held offhand. Custom foods range from simple dishes to complex recipes, sometimes grant effects, and can appear in structure chests or from certain leaves; discovering key ingredients unlocks recipes, and renaming a dish in an anvil can turn it into a 3D displayable item. The pack adds nine named custom dye items and broad color options for books, Elytra, bundles, and beanies, including 36 book colors and 37 Elytra colors plus a feather-crafted wing design. It also adds many hats, including dyeable beanies and designs inspired by Villager accessories, Super Mario Bros., and The Legend of Zelda, as well as material-made Goat Horns that restore removed copper-horn music for playing with friends. Craftable Locked Chests and Barrels require keys found in Stronghold libraries, while wearable mutated mushrooms alter the player's apparent height, from roughly six pixels to five blocks. Additional items include a Crab Claw found in Ocean Ruins that lets players place blocks from farther away, and a Display Case for presenting items in frames or on armor stands. A small advancement tree covers Vanilla+ items, alongside several advancements brought back from Minecraft's older achievement system. The pack also provides Mexican Spanish translations and can be used on Realms as well as singleplayer and servers.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 354 recipes, 8 advancements and 200 loot tables.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 57 of vanilla Minecraft's models, 26 loot tables, 14 recipes, 5 item textures, 4 advancements, 1 mob and entity texture and 1 interface texture.
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