New items, blocks, stairs, walls and slabs for terracotta and concrete blocks.
47.7 of the 61 points that apply = 78 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Winnetrie's Expansion Mod adds vanilla-style building materials and survival content, with major groups that can be enabled or disabled independently to suit different builds and play styles. Its building options include glass and stained-glass, wool, concrete, and coloured terracotta slabs, stairs, and walls, plus Terracotta Bricks and Bricked Terracotta; the terracotta additions also form a coloured clay-and-brick crafting chain. Four new stone families add Limestone around river and ocean floors, Marblestone in hills and mountains, dark green Dread Stone in Warped Forests, and red Blood Stone in Crimson Forests, each with decorative forms such as bricks, smooth or carved blocks, and matching building shapes. The mod adds Apple, Orange, Lemon, Pear, Peach, and Plum trees that generate in selected Overworld biomes, with hanging fruit that can be harvested when ripe and regrows over time; vanilla Cherry Trees can also bear cherries. Using a Brewing Stand, players can make juices from the custom fruits and familiar ingredients including beetroot, carrot, cactus, melon, pumpkin, and chorus fruit, as well as Milk, Sweetened Milk, and Chocolate Milk. Juices restore hunger and grant a brief Speed effect, while Chorus Fruit Juice also retains the fruit's random teleport effect; milk drinks remove harmful status effects, with stronger varieties cleansing more effects. Optional JEI integration displays the mod's Brewing Stand recipes, and configuration settings separately control its building variants, stone families, fruit system, and drinks.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Blocks and fluidsChanges 2 game code files in this area: how blocks, fluids and redstone work..
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Replaces 43 of vanilla Minecraft's models.
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