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For Minecraft Bedrock Edition, v. 1.21
Pack format/min engine version 1.20.50 (no experimental features required)
-- NOW AVAILABLE IN .MCADDON FORMAT! (From the 'MediaFire Download' button)
---- (If you already have the packs in your development folders, you'll have to remove them from there first before installing the .mcaddon, otherwise it will fail to import with a "duplicate pack detected" error.)
-- Adds Extractors, Infusers, and the Deep Dark Reactor.
-- Mooblooms can now spawn in the Flower Forest biome!
-- Tools craftable from more different materials, some with special properties...
-- Minor tweaks to some gem, metal and glass textures
-- NEW! Added more slabs (diamond, gold, obsidian etc.) which can be oriented vertically!
-- Lava bottles can now be used to fill cauldrons, and glass bottles can be filled from lava cauldrons
-- Added end stone and purpur tiles, and chiseled end stone and purpur bricks
-- NOW WITH MERMAIDS! They will trade with the player for Nautilus Shells.
-- Player can craft Notes allowing them to return to a set of saved coordinates (will work in any dimension, must be between -9999 and +9999 for x and z, and between -64 and 320 for y)
-- Flying mounts! The Pigasus is like a Pegasus, but based on the pig model instead of a horse. It can be saddled and ridden, allowing the player to fly in Survival Mode. Navigate using the new Golden Carrot on a Stick item, but watch out that it doesn't break in mid-air, or you'll be in for a very abrupt landing. Pigasus spawn very infrequently in the Cherry Grove biome.
---- The Flying Hoglin is a hostile mob, but will not attack a player holding a Gilded Crimson Fungus or a Gilded Crimson Fungus on a Stick. They can be bred (with each other or with regular hoglins) and also healed with Gilded Crimson Fungi. The adults are rideable, and can be controlled with a Gilded Crimson Fungus on a Stick. Flying hoglins spawn in the Crimson Forest biome, at 1/10 the rate of regular hoglins.
-- New crop with special growth mechanic: the Rock Melon. This is a Deep Dark species, currently only obtainable by using the Deep Dark Reactor. Its seeds can be planted on sculk or deepslate, and the plant will only grow melons when a Bottle-o'-Enchanting is thrown nearby (must impact within a 2-block radius). The melon drops edible slices when mined.
-- You can now store the player's experience in Bottles-o'-Enchanting, using the new Catalysis Table. The table is crafted using iron, obsidian, and a Sculk Catalyst. Unlike other tables, this one doesn't have its own GUI. Instead, just right-click it with an empty bottle, and if the player has sufficient experience, some of it will be put into the bottle, converting it to a Bottle-o'-Enchanting.
Two new sets of potions:
Burning Potions:
Brewed using the new Lava Bottle, which is obtainable by extracting magma blocks, these potions are equivalent to the enhanced versions of their vanilla equivalents. Like regular potions, they can be converted to extended potions by adding redstone dust, allowing you to craft potions which are both enhanced and extended! (But beware of the fiery side-effects!)
Freezing Potions:
The base for these is the Powder Snow Bottle. Freezing Potions are like inverted versions of the Burning Potions: they start out extended, and can be enhanced by adding glowstone dust. Drinking these also causes frost damage unless the player is on fire, in which case it puts out the fire instead -- useful for right after consuming a Burning Potion.
Five new sets of tools:
Copper tools are in between their stone and iron vanilla equivalents. They can mine the same materials as stone tier, but their durability and mining speed are above stone and below iron.
Amethyst tools are also stone tier, but have built-in Silk Touch, and are as enchantable as gold. Their durability is twice that of gold.
Echoing tools are between diamond and netherite, have automatic Efficiency V, and can hit entities with more force than tools made from other materials.
Ruby tools are equivalent to diamond tier, and have automatic Fire Aspect.
Emerald tools are between iron and diamond, and have automatic Fortune III (Looting III for the sword).
Deep Dark Reactor:
This structure is built following the same pattern as the old Nether Reactor, but using diamond blocks in place of gold blocks, and cobbled deepslate instead of cobblestone.
The reactor core is crafted using iron ingots and 3 Echo Shards. These are easier to obtain now that they can be crafted from Echo Dust, which is made by extracting the water out of sculk blocks.
When activated, the Deep Dark Reactor sets the time to midnight and generates a Sculk Dome extending above and below a central deepslate platform. The reactor structure transforms first to glowing obsidian, then to regular obsidian, as it spits out Echo Shards, Echo Dust, and Rock Melon Seeds + Slices, and spawns hostile mobs over the next 45 seconds. When the reaction is complete, the Sculk Dome will split into a 4-petaled Sculk Flower, and the daylight cycle will resume.
If the reactor core is mined before the reaction completes, the glowing obsidian will not convert to regular obsidian, and the time will remain frozen at midnight until a new reactor is built and allowed to complete its reaction.
Mooblooms:
These spawn in Flower Forests. They can be milked like any other cow species, and sheared (like mooshrooms) to give 5 of the flower corresponding to their current variant, transforming them into regular cows. When a moobloom is fed any of the following flowers:
[ Dandelion ~ Pink Tulip ~ Oxeye Daisy ~ Allium ~ Poppy ]
its variant will change to match the most recent flower eaten.
There is also a rare secret variant, which doesn't spawn naturally or from spawn eggs. Normal mooblooms can transform into this variant upon a certain unlikely event happening to them, and will then become a source for a special type of flower...
Alternate MediaFire Download as .zip file (useful for viewing or editing pack contents):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/m8bw3u9djmsngff/ScienceAddon_v8.zip/file
To install this pack manually, drag and drop the behavior pack into Minecraft's development_behavior_packs folder, and the resource pack into development_resource_packs. If you're not sure where to find these, there are instructions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/documents/gettingstarted
THIS PACK IS STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS! (Suggestions for things to add are always welcome) :D
I'm also planning on using this pack with my next adventure map :)
Pack format/min engine version 1.20.50 (no experimental features required)
-- NOW AVAILABLE IN .MCADDON FORMAT! (From the 'MediaFire Download' button)
---- (If you already have the packs in your development folders, you'll have to remove them from there first before installing the .mcaddon, otherwise it will fail to import with a "duplicate pack detected" error.)
-- Adds Extractors, Infusers, and the Deep Dark Reactor.
-- Mooblooms can now spawn in the Flower Forest biome!
-- Tools craftable from more different materials, some with special properties...
-- Minor tweaks to some gem, metal and glass textures
-- NEW! Added more slabs (diamond, gold, obsidian etc.) which can be oriented vertically!
-- Lava bottles can now be used to fill cauldrons, and glass bottles can be filled from lava cauldrons
-- Added end stone and purpur tiles, and chiseled end stone and purpur bricks
-- NOW WITH MERMAIDS! They will trade with the player for Nautilus Shells.
-- Player can craft Notes allowing them to return to a set of saved coordinates (will work in any dimension, must be between -9999 and +9999 for x and z, and between -64 and 320 for y)
-- Flying mounts! The Pigasus is like a Pegasus, but based on the pig model instead of a horse. It can be saddled and ridden, allowing the player to fly in Survival Mode. Navigate using the new Golden Carrot on a Stick item, but watch out that it doesn't break in mid-air, or you'll be in for a very abrupt landing. Pigasus spawn very infrequently in the Cherry Grove biome.
---- The Flying Hoglin is a hostile mob, but will not attack a player holding a Gilded Crimson Fungus or a Gilded Crimson Fungus on a Stick. They can be bred (with each other or with regular hoglins) and also healed with Gilded Crimson Fungi. The adults are rideable, and can be controlled with a Gilded Crimson Fungus on a Stick. Flying hoglins spawn in the Crimson Forest biome, at 1/10 the rate of regular hoglins.
-- New crop with special growth mechanic: the Rock Melon. This is a Deep Dark species, currently only obtainable by using the Deep Dark Reactor. Its seeds can be planted on sculk or deepslate, and the plant will only grow melons when a Bottle-o'-Enchanting is thrown nearby (must impact within a 2-block radius). The melon drops edible slices when mined.
-- You can now store the player's experience in Bottles-o'-Enchanting, using the new Catalysis Table. The table is crafted using iron, obsidian, and a Sculk Catalyst. Unlike other tables, this one doesn't have its own GUI. Instead, just right-click it with an empty bottle, and if the player has sufficient experience, some of it will be put into the bottle, converting it to a Bottle-o'-Enchanting.
Two new sets of potions:
Burning Potions:
Brewed using the new Lava Bottle, which is obtainable by extracting magma blocks, these potions are equivalent to the enhanced versions of their vanilla equivalents. Like regular potions, they can be converted to extended potions by adding redstone dust, allowing you to craft potions which are both enhanced and extended! (But beware of the fiery side-effects!)
Freezing Potions:
The base for these is the Powder Snow Bottle. Freezing Potions are like inverted versions of the Burning Potions: they start out extended, and can be enhanced by adding glowstone dust. Drinking these also causes frost damage unless the player is on fire, in which case it puts out the fire instead -- useful for right after consuming a Burning Potion.
Five new sets of tools:
Copper tools are in between their stone and iron vanilla equivalents. They can mine the same materials as stone tier, but their durability and mining speed are above stone and below iron.
Amethyst tools are also stone tier, but have built-in Silk Touch, and are as enchantable as gold. Their durability is twice that of gold.
Echoing tools are between diamond and netherite, have automatic Efficiency V, and can hit entities with more force than tools made from other materials.
Ruby tools are equivalent to diamond tier, and have automatic Fire Aspect.
Emerald tools are between iron and diamond, and have automatic Fortune III (Looting III for the sword).
Deep Dark Reactor:
This structure is built following the same pattern as the old Nether Reactor, but using diamond blocks in place of gold blocks, and cobbled deepslate instead of cobblestone.
The reactor core is crafted using iron ingots and 3 Echo Shards. These are easier to obtain now that they can be crafted from Echo Dust, which is made by extracting the water out of sculk blocks.
When activated, the Deep Dark Reactor sets the time to midnight and generates a Sculk Dome extending above and below a central deepslate platform. The reactor structure transforms first to glowing obsidian, then to regular obsidian, as it spits out Echo Shards, Echo Dust, and Rock Melon Seeds + Slices, and spawns hostile mobs over the next 45 seconds. When the reaction is complete, the Sculk Dome will split into a 4-petaled Sculk Flower, and the daylight cycle will resume.
If the reactor core is mined before the reaction completes, the glowing obsidian will not convert to regular obsidian, and the time will remain frozen at midnight until a new reactor is built and allowed to complete its reaction.
Mooblooms:
These spawn in Flower Forests. They can be milked like any other cow species, and sheared (like mooshrooms) to give 5 of the flower corresponding to their current variant, transforming them into regular cows. When a moobloom is fed any of the following flowers:
[ Dandelion ~ Pink Tulip ~ Oxeye Daisy ~ Allium ~ Poppy ]
its variant will change to match the most recent flower eaten.
There is also a rare secret variant, which doesn't spawn naturally or from spawn eggs. Normal mooblooms can transform into this variant upon a certain unlikely event happening to them, and will then become a source for a special type of flower...
Alternate MediaFire Download as .zip file (useful for viewing or editing pack contents):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/m8bw3u9djmsngff/ScienceAddon_v8.zip/file
To install this pack manually, drag and drop the behavior pack into Minecraft's development_behavior_packs folder, and the resource pack into development_resource_packs. If you're not sure where to find these, there are instructions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/documents/gettingstarted
THIS PACK IS STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS! (Suggestions for things to add are always welcome) :D
I'm also planning on using this pack with my next adventure map :)
| Credit | All the contributors to the vanilla RP/BP and the Minecraft Wiki |
| Progress | 80% complete |
| Game Version | Minecraft Bedrock |
| Resolution | 16x |
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7 Update Logs
Update #7 : by NeonNinja3 07/14/2024 10:10:40 pmJul 14th
- Added Notes: craft 16 Empty Notes from 8 paper and a slimeball; right click to use one to record the player's current location. Then, the Note will allow the player to teleport to that location later (again by right-clicking).
- Added Mermaids: they spawn on coral in ocean biomes. Mermaids will trade Nautilus Shells for various ocean treasures. They will attack Drowned using Wind Charges when in the water, and will avoid Guardians.
- Added Mermaids: they spawn on coral in ocean biomes. Mermaids will trade Nautilus Shells for various ocean treasures. They will attack Drowned using Wind Charges when in the water, and will avoid Guardians.
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Let me know if that works for you!
Or do you want a Java-compatible version?
Also, do you mean 1.20 (the previous version) or 1.21 (the latest update)? They would have different format version numbers in a Java Edition data pack.
If you already have a texture pack you're using, you're welcome to add any/all of the textures from this one: just drag and drop them into your textures folder.