Updates 2.0+ are mostly incompatible with the older versions (items will disappear), sorry about that!
Version 2.2.0 deletes some legacy items that were left in the previous versions
Flower Bundle is a simple modification that adds 150 plants to the game, including water lilies, cacti, fruits and much more! If you're looking for a challenge, try to collect all the new plants: get ready to travel a lot, as each plant spawns in a specific biome! So, what's in the mod?
Plants
The main focus of the mod: 150 different plants are added in the game, ranging from simple flower to more complex crops. Not all flora is the same! You'll find:
- Growable plants: these plants can be fertilized with bonemeal and harvested
- Snowloggable plants: you can place snow around these plants and remove it with a shovel
- Double plants: behave exactly like the vanilla tall plants, and can be fertilized with bonemeal
- Aquatic plants, such as water lilies, and lavatic plants, such as obsidian lily pads!
- Effect plants: these plants can hurt you (cacti), or affect other mobs (magnet flower freezes iron golems, catnip heals cats etc.)
- Ground-covering plants: these flowers are flat and connect to each other (no need for the connected textures mod!)
- Hanging plants: these plants grow below blocks instead of above them
- Mushrooms: 5 different variants, and 3 huge mushrooms! All the mushrooms can be used to craft suspicious stews!
By the way, most of these plants can be placed inside vanilla flower pots! While most flowers can be used only for dyes, some can be turned into different resources!
Biomes
The mod also adds 4 different biomes, each with their own trees and plants! You can find:
- Burnt Forests, with ashy grass and burnt trees
- Mediterranean Woodlands, with stone pine trees
- Autumnal Forests, with mushrooms and autumnal variations of oak/birch trees
- Oriental Forests, with water lilies and cherry trees
Structures
Another feature is structures; some plants can only be obtained here! You can find:
- Greenhouses in Plains, kept by herbalist villagers
- Fairy Rings: step inside one while holding a rose and you'll be rewarded; step inside without a rose, and you'll be damned
- Fallen trees in forests, with the occasional mushroom
- Glowberry Dungeons, found underground, guarded by stronger zombies!
Potions
The mod includes 4 new potion effects: Volatility, Shielding, Flower Blessing and Hypothermia! Additionally, all the potions added by the mod can be prepared with a brewing stand.
Blocks and items
Among items, you'll find some new food, such as berries, stews and endless cookies! Another kind of items are tools: wands and boots to grow plants, parachutes for safe falling and scythes for fast harvesting!
As well as that, the mod includes many new blocks for building and decorating:
- 3 new kinds of wood
- 5 new dyes and related blocks
- Plant lamps and curtains
- Moss planters
- Rain detectors
- Magic teleporters
- ...and more!
Advancements
Finally, the mod adds some advancements, such as "Eat some fruit salad" and "Harvest ALL the plants!". Are you up to the challenge?
You can use the spreadsheet to find where each plant grows, but keep in mind it's not fully updated yet!
Some screenshots
Version 2.2.0 (03/02/2020)
- 33 new plants (for a grand total of 150), including 5 new saplings, 3 cave plants, and more!
- 2 new biomes: Autumnal Forest and Oriental Forest. Burnt Forests also got some minor touch-ups. You can use bonemeal in the 4 custom biomes to grow biome-specific plants!
- Huge mushroom variants of Inky Cap, Death Cap and Indigo Milky Cap
- Growable plants, String of Pearls, Small Lily Pads and Fairy Ring mushrooms now use blockstates. Old plant should turn into the new version automatically, when they recieve a tick update. Alternatively, you can right-click them to convert them manually.
- This also means growable plants, String of Pearls and Small Lily Pads can now be fertilized with bonemeal!
- Most plants can now be planted inside flower pots!
- Custom particles! Some blocks, such as autumnal and cherry leaves, and fairies, will emit custom particles
- New structure: fallen trees, spawning occasionally in most forests
- Recipes are now unlocked as you play and are also grouped properly in the recipe book
- Some new advancements! Most advancements were also moved to their own tab
- Building blocks: cherry wood and blocks, peach dye and blocks, moss planters, huge mushroom blocks and litterfall.
- Natural charred log is now obtainable with silk touch
- Potions of Bad Luck
- String of Pearls (and related blocks) can now be harvested by right-clicking with shears
- Fairy Rings now use a custom loot table, which is affected by Potions of Luck
- Plants were moved to their own creative tab
- Aloe Juice is now stackable to 16
- Fairy Teleporter now requires Silk Touch to harvest
- Ash Grass Blocks can now be bonemealed
- Glass changes the color of beacons
- Made planting seeds slightly more comfortable
- Match Flower is no longer fertilizable
- Slightly changed some textures
- Reduced the spawn rate of some structures
- Removed the "item" version of some blocks (they weren't obtainable in survival anyway, so don't worry)
- Removed some legacy items: old potions of glowing and luck, old potted string of pearls, wet skeleton flowers
Version 2.1.0
- 10 new plants, including snowlogged and tall plants
- Some new blocks, such as Aloe Gel Block, Glowing Blocks and Fairy Teleporter
- A new potion effect: Hypothermia
- Ore dictionary support
- Various bug fixes
Version 2.0.1 (07/09/2019)
- Lavender Dye and blocks (except for Glazed Terracotta)
- Lime/Light Blue/Gray Reindeer Moss actually craftable
- Can no longer mine Cream/Maroon Wool faster with pickaxes
Version 2.0 (03/09/2019)
- Italian translation;
- 61 new plants, including aquatic plants, moss, other plants with interesting behaviours;
- 3 new structures: Glowberry dungeon, Greenhouse, Fairy Ring;
- 1 new biome and tree: Mediterranean Woodland and Stone Pine trees;
- 3 new potion effects: Volatility, Flower Blessing, Shielding;
- 3 new tools: Glowberry Crown, Flower Parachute, Scythes (in 5 'vanilla' variants);
- More blocks and items: granite/diorite/andesite bricks and planters, small stone bricks, cream/maroon dyes and blocks, charred/stone pine fences and fence gates, rain detector, lightbulb lamp, 1.14 dyes, mysterious stews;
- More advancements
- Tweaked old items: blocks are burnable and render correctly in maps, new texture for the flower wand, endless cookie is available in creative inventory, catnip applies some effects to cats/ocelots, ground-cover plants connect to each other
Version 1.3 (14/02/2019)
- 17 new plants
- Bunch of stuff, complete list on the website
Version 1.2
- Barrel Cactus, Cloudberries, Prickly Pear, Lightbulb tweaks
- 3 new advancements
- Lightbulb blocks
- Cattail pollen
Version 1.1
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Added Charred Planks, Charred Wood (and natural counterpart), Mat Blocks, Lightbulb and Potions of Glowing
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Slightly tweaked Edelweiss and Green Dahlia textures
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Made the flower wand 100% more magical
For the particles I think he had to manually code.
Regarding hanging plants, I made them too (in Modular Expansion and RaolCraft Omega) but you didn't ask for a tutorial XD
Anyway, you could create a block that generates in the world and when it spawns it checks for air then places hanging plants... Otherwise it self destroys XD
And to make it replantable you can just make the plants drop seeds which create a new plant under the block they are right-clicked on
For the particles, I followed this tutorial:
http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.com/p/minecraft-modding-spawning-custom.html
I had to change the code a bit to fit in with MCreator better, so I'll probably make a tutorial specifically for MCreator. Also, more complex particle spawning (e.g. spawn custom particles when hitting a mob etc.) would require custom packets, which I'm not familiar with.
About hanging plants, Raol's method is pretty good if you don't plan on using custom code. I used some code for pretty much every "special" plant, so here's the code for the cave roots plant:
https://pastebin.com/Dx6yZbgd
since java syntax is close enough to C++, I can understand 65% what you are writing.
I don't understand this part:
@Override
public boolean canBlockStay(World worldIn, BlockPos pos, IBlockState state) {
if (pos.getY() >= 0 && pos.getY() < 255) {
IBlockState iblockstate = worldIn.getBlockState(pos.up());
Block block = iblockstate.getBlock();
return block.getBlockFaceShape(worldIn, iblockstate, pos.up(), EnumFacing.DOWN) == BlockFaceShape.SOLID;
} else
return false;
}
and this part
BlockPos blockpos = position.add(rand.nextInt(5) - rand.nextInt(5), rand.nextInt(4) - rand.nextInt(4),
rand.nextInt(5) - rand.nextInt(5));
1) If the return value is "true", the plant can stay
- The y coordinate must be between 0 and 255 (otherwise it would be outside the world)
- The rest of the code gets the block above where the plant would be.
block.getBlockFaceShape(worldIn, iblockstate, pos.up(), EnumFacing.DOWN) == BlockFaceShape.SOLID;
This part checks if the block above has a solid bottom face. If it does, then its value is "true", else its value is "false".
2) This part picks a random position given the one obtained by "generateWorld". The new position where the plant might generate is obtained by adding and subtracting a random integer between 0-4 for the XZ coords and a random integer between 0-3 for the Y coord. The reason why it adds and subtracts is because this way it's more likeky to generate close to the center
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