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TelsDrinks StationAPI

by Telvarost · on Modrinth

Adds some fun drinks into old Minecraft :D Mod done for StationAPI's October modding event in the autumn season. So it has hot ciders and pumpkin spice…

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TelsDrinks for Minecraft Beta 1.7.3

How to get ingredients:

This mod adds apples as a rare drop from seasonal forest oak leaves and as a super rare drop from normal forest oak leaves.

This mod also adds cocoa as a rare drop from rainforest oak leaves.

Sticks were added as a rare oak leaf drop in other biomes to help signify that the mod is working.

How the mod works:

Installation using Prism Launcher

  1. Download an instance of Babric for Prism Launcher: https://github.com/babric/prism-instance
  2. Install Java 17 and set the instance to use it: https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases/
  3. Add StationAPI to the mod folder for the instance: https://modrinth.com/mod/stationapi
  4. (Optional) Add Mod Menu to the mod folder for the instance: https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu-beta
  5. Add this mod to the mod folder for the instance: https://github.com/telvarost/TelsDrinks-StationAPI/releases
  6. Run and enjoy! 👍

Feedback

Got any suggestions on what should be added next? Feel free to share it by creating an issue. Know how to code and want to do it yourself? Then look below on how to get started.

Contributing

Thanks for considering contributing! To get started fork this repository, make your changes, and create a PR.

If you are new to StationAPI consider watching the following videos on Babric/StationAPI Minecraft modding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-sVGjnGJ5s&list=PLa2JWzyvH63wGcj5-i0P12VkJG7PDyo9T

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