Roots 3 (BE Port)

This addon is port of the Java Edition mod made by the Mystic Modding team.

You can go to the original mod page here.

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Versions prior to 1.1 of this addon needs Script API Beta enabled to work 

For reporting bugs and support, please contact me via my discord server.

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This addon aims to simulate the existing systems in the mod it's based on. Because of this, many processes are the same:

 

• Collect various herbs, each in its own way: By breaking grass, using a knife on a mossy cobblestone, from the heat of a pyre, or even by breaking vanilla crops with a special tool.
• Use the pyre to perform rituals with various functions such as obtaining drops without harming animals or bringing an extinct tree into your world.
• Create spells in mortar & pestle and cast them using a staff at the cost of some herbs in your inventory.
• And much more

 

Some things may be missing or working differently in the addon, and this occurs for a few reasons:

Lack of skill on my part, Minecraft Bedrock limitations, among other things. And I recognize that the particles were pretty bad... sorry.

For ease of use, Fire Starter works with clicking instead of using it like in the mod.

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This addon uses a UI system developed by LeGend077, Herobrine64 and Aex66.

This UI template is available here.

This was used in these systems:

 

Spell Library:

Opens when a staff is in the offhand and the gramary is used. Hovering the mouse arrow above or pressing your finger on it (depending on the device) will display some information. Clicking/releasing will apply/reset the spell in the selected slot on the staff.

 

Modifiers:

Only 1 can be on the spell at a time and it can only be applied/deactivated/reactivated on the imposer. It works the same as before.

 

Guide:

Only in English, missing some tabs to save storage (and the addon doesn't have considerable automation support)

Same way to read/select. Previous and Next buttons to go back/forward pages and Back to return to the original chapter/category.

If there is a list of items ending with an ellipsis, it means that more variants of the item are possible to put (like wood in the list that has oak, birch and ..., this means that woods like acacia and others also work).