[1.20.1] Farmer's Delight 1.3 - Mise en Place #1274
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Make Food Block Shapes Rotatable
[1.20] move worldgen and damage types to datagen
specifically, send all sounds from the server, don't play any local sounds
since extinguish does already
feat: abstract stove
- Hoes can pry a block out of a vehicle, such as Minecarts and Boats
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This pull request contains version 1.3 of Farmer's Delight, for Minecraft 1.20.1.
Mise en Place is a "spring cleaning" update of sorts. It updates several existing mechanics, recipes and features, polishing them and improving the codebase after over a year of feedback and contributions from the community. It also introduces a small selection of new blocks and items here and there.
It also opens up certain parts of FD's codebase to be more usable by add-on developers, hopefully making things easier moving forward.