Changelog

• Updated to match upstream version 1.21.1-1.3.0, please read the below. (MehVahdJukaar, ChrysanthCow).
• Farmer's Delight Refabricated now requires loader version 0.19.0 or higher, and must be depended on using Fabric Loom 1.16 or higher.
  • This is due to the below change.
• Replaced Fabric ASM as a dependency with a enum extending class tweaker.
• Moved Farmer's Delight specific tags to vectorwing.farmersdelight.refabricated.FDRefabricatedTags package. The original fields are now deprecated and redirect over to this class.
  • The deprecated fields will be removed when the 26.1 branch is updated.
• Swapped out the Farmer's Delight Refabricated config lang entries to use the same lang entries as Farmer's Delight NeoForge.
• Fixed Rich Soil using the farmersdelight:survives/rich_soil_farmland block tag instead of the farmersdelight:survives/rich_soil block tag to determine what is allowed to be placed on RIch Soil.

Minor note: This version is unrelated to any of the latest branches' 3.3.0, treat versioning as separate between branches.

1.3.0

Additions

• New items:
  • Onion Soup - A simple dish made with Onions, Milk and Bread;
• New blocks:
  • Gleaming Salad - A salad that shines like a Lush Cave! Made with fresh Glow Berries and a rich selection of vegetables, it will (literally) illuminate your dinner table;
  • Rope Fence - A thin and sleek flavor of fence, complete with its own Rope Fence Gate!
    • Crafted by replacing planks with rope in the standard fence and fence gate recipes;
  • The Basket has gained a wooden variant, made with Sticks instead of Bamboo! It functions exactly the same as the existing Basket:
    • This was done to make the block easier to obtain; Bamboo has unpredictable/unreliable world gen conditions, so locking it behind this material felt pointless;
    • The old Basket has been renamed to Bamboo Basket, and can still be crafted, using Bamboo instead of Sticks;
    • Both blocks can be salvaged for Canvas and scraps on the Cutting Board, using an axe;
• Pumpkin Pie can now be placed as a block, like the other pies!
  • By default, it is placeable without secondary action. A config exists to require sneaking, if preferred;
• Farmer's Delight now has a native EMI plugin! (thanks, ChrysanthCow!)
  • It works similarly to the built-in JEI plugin, but offering compatibility with EMI's unique features, such as chances and recipe trees;
  • With it, tags have been integrated into translation files. Both JEI and EMI now use them to display tags in-game.
  • Default recipes have been configured for most FD recipes. I'll try to keep this updated for pack makers, but I may forget now and then.
• (1.21+) You can now edit the mod's configuration from in-game (thanks, TheGridExpert!):
  • From the main screen, click "Mods", select Farmer's Delight, and click the "Config" button at the bottom left to open the config screen;
  • All config options are now translatable, and changes will take effect right away, without the need to relaunch the game;
• New block tags:
  • farmersdelight:planted_from_below: Plants which are rooted beneath the soil, rather than above. Includes Cave Vines;
  • farmersdelight:feasts: Blocks which represent a placeable feast;
  • farmersdelight:pies: Blocks which represent a placeable pie;
• New item tags:
  • farmersdelight:snacks: Items which represent a multi-ingredient food which doesn't need a container (backported from 1.21.1);
  • farmersdelight:sweets: Items which represent sweet prepared foods, usually desserts;
  • farmersdelight:pies: Items which represent a whole pie;

Updates

• The Cutting Board has been redesigned:
  • It can now hold a full stack of items, instead of one at a time. This allows players to process their stacks in half the time it took before;
  • If the board's stack isn't full yet, players can top it up with more items;
  • When cutting, the status bar will show how many items are left on the board;
  • Comparator signal will now be based on the fill percentage for the item's max stack size;
  • All off-hand interaction has been removed. Placing, removing and processing items is done entirely with the main hand;
• The Nourishment effect has been updated:
  • The effect will no longer pause to consume hunger, only saturation. This means Nourishment can grant indefinite slow healing, so long as the bar itself is full;
  • Players are now able to "always eat" when under Nourishment, letting them get more saturation to rapid-heal if they want;
• The Comfort effect has been retired, as Nourishment now fulfills its role:
  • All foods which previously granted Comfort now grant an equivalent amount of Nourishment instead;
  • The effect is still registered in-game to avoid add-ons breaking, but it will be removed in the next major/minor version of the mod;
• The Skillet's handheld functions have been updated (thanks to MehVahdJukaar, ChrysanthCow and the Refabricated team!):
  • The Skillet can render foods in handheld mode again;
  • When cooking handheld, the durability meter will become an orange "frying meter", showing you the cooking progress;
  • When cooking handheld, you can press the "Attack" button to toss and flip the food inside the skillet. This has no gameplay effect, it's just for fun!;
• Rich Soil can now boost plants which are planted_from_below:
  • Any bonemealable plant tagged as such will only receive boosts if planted below Rich Soil. Otherwise, they will only be boosted from the top side;
  • Rich Soil prioritizes boosting a plant above before boosting a plant below, so the bottom plant will only be chosen if the one above cannot be boosted further;
• Tomato crops have been updated:
  • Instead of a blockstate, grown tomato vines are now divided between tomatoes (old block) and tomatoes_on_rope (new):
    • This was done to fix broken behaviours with vanilla bees, modded autofarming solutions and other things. It should be more resilient to bugs now (hopefully)!;
    • Existing tomatoes with ropelogged=true will have a "pale" appearance, and convert into tomatoes_on_rope on random ticks;
    • Ropes left behind by tomatoes_on_rope should now properly update their connections when placed;
  • The crop no longer uses the standard growth speed checks of CropBlock, which was slowing down hanging vines. They grow at a fixed rate now, regardless of height;
  • Applying bone meal to a mature tomato vine (sneaking, rich soil etc) will pass the boost to the vine above it, if possible;
  • Tomato seeds can now be planted on any farmland block;
• Rope has been updated:
  • When placing Rope horizontally, it will try to connect to any solid faces horizontally, but won't reattach if they're modified;
  • When placing Rope vertically, or when deploying it from one spot, it won't connect to side faces (loose rope), except for other ropes and bars;
• Feasts and Pies have been updated:
  • All Feast models received a visual update, with new textures/models, proper cullfaces and UV optimization;
  • They will now emit crumb particles when taking portions from them;
  • They now have more precise hitboxes, matching their shapes as they are consumed (thanks, TheGridExpert!);
  • They now require a fully solid surface to be placed on, instead of floating over blocks like Cakes;
  • They now have "Placeable" in their tooltip, to better indicate their role;
    • Pumpkin Pie will say "Placeable when sneaking" if the sneak-to-place config is enabled;
    • Skillets will also display the above tooltip;
• Wild Crops have been updated:
  • Wild Tomatoes now check for the farmersdelight:terrain tag when generating;
  • Wild Rice now checks for the minecraft:dirt tag when generating;
• The following recipes were updated:
  • Kelp Rolls now accept any forge:vegetables (1.20.1) or c:foods/vegetable (1.21+) as filling, instead of just Carrot;
  • Vegetable Noodles now accept any mushroom;
  • Dog Food can now be prepared with any forge:raw_meat (1.20.1) or c:foods/raw_meat (1.21+), both of which exclude raw fish;
  • Hoes can now pry blocks out of vehicles (Minecarts and Boats) on a Cutting Board;
  • Cutting recipes now check for both a tag and a "tool action" (1.20.1) or "item ability" (1.21+), broadening compatibility with modded tools;
  • Cutting recipes where you "salvage" items are now condensed together, making the Cutting recipe list less bloated in item viewers:
    • Wood furniture salvaging became a single <wood>_furniture recipe, includes several new items, and has a 75% chance to return a unit of that plank type;
• Knives now have tool actions (1.20.1), or item abilities (1.21+):
  • knife_dig: Checked together with the forge:tools/knives tag for crafting (Cutting Board);
  • knife_harvest: Checked together with the farmersdelight:tools/knives tag for gameplay actions;
• All sounds in FD should now have accurate subtitles. Recently added:
  • food.take_portion: Used when blocks provide food when used (Cooking Pot, Feasts etc);
  • food.slice: Used when sweet food blocks, such as Pies, are sliced with a Knife;
• Farmer Villagers can now detect Rich Soil Farmland as a valid point of interest for crop harvesting (thanks, MehVahdJukaar!);
• Mushroom Colonies can now be snipped all at once when using a Knife on them;
• Stoves now only inflict burn in a small "grilling area" on top of them; the edges are safe to step on;
• Zombies and Illagers now have a very small chance of dropping an Onion when killed by a player, similar to Carrots and Potatoes;
• Cats can now be tamed with Salmon Slice and Cod Slice;
• Various block and item textures were retouched here and there;

Fixes

• Fix container items spilling into the ingredient slots when shift-clicking an excess amount into the Cooking Pot's container slot;
• (1.21+) Fix Skillet crashing when placed, if the server has disabled/removed the Fire Aspect enchantment;
• (1.21+) Fix Rich Soil not emitting bone meal particles when boosting plants;
• (1.21+) Fix Rope being non-extendable when hanging under a Bell;

Removals

• The following tags have been removed:
  • cabbage_roll_ingredients: Replaced by an array of equivalent tags: raw_meat, raw_fishes, mushrooms and vegetables;
  • offhand_equipment: Deprecated with the new Cutting Board mechanics;
  • wolf_prey: Replaced by forge:raw_meat when making Dog Food;
  • (1.21+) c:foods/milk: Deprecated in favor of c:drinks/milk;

Translations

• Updated:
  • id_id (thanks, barabestfriend!);
  • ru_ru (thanks, TheGridExpert!);
  • uk_ua (thanks, TheGridExpert!);
  • zh_cn (thanks, Artoria2e5!);
  • zh_tw (thanks, DEEMsss!);

Technical

• Added data generation for most things which were still manually written (thanks, GizmoTheMoonPig and Abbie5!);
• The Stove now has a pair of "abstract" classes, which are extendable for defining your own stove (thanks, LordFirespeed!);
• All models have been standardized, cleaned up and optimized across the board:
  • If you make a resource pack for FD, you may have to update to conform to these changes;
• FD's internal recipe builders have been updated, and should now be more usable for add-on developers:
  • They now implement RecipeBuilder, which standardizes several methods in regards to file saving and naming (thanks, Lance5057!);
  • Added setNamespace(string) to both builders, to allow users to specify a custom namespace (mod ID) for the recipe. Use it if the result isn't registered under your mod ID;
  • The save(consumer) method override no longer hardcodes FD's mod ID in the recipe. Instead, it will use either the result's namespace by default, or a value set through setNamespace(string);
    • Thanks to LordFirespeed for helping me realize the issue with the method override!;
• FD's recipes now call for assemble() in most places, allowing extenders of most workstations to use the inventory when creating their result (thanks, ColonelPanic!);
• Cutting recipes now accept arrays of ingredients in the tool field (thanks, BobVarioa!);
• ConsumableItem's constructor now defaults the hasFoodEffectTooltip parameter to true, as nearly all cases in vanilla FD had it enabled. This may affect add-ons which do not explicitly set it;
• Food blocks, such as Pies and Feasts, now have new class overrides for when their VoxelShapes can rotate horizontally (thanks, TheGridExpert!):
  • RotatedFeastBlock is an extension of FeastBlock for feasts with directional consumption shapes. You provide an array of shapes, and ShapeUtils will calculate and cache rotations for them;
  • If your feast's hitbox does not change horizontally as servings are taken (example: Stuffed Pumpkin), you can still use FeastBlock.
• The following model files were renamed, to make it clearer they're meant to be templates:
  • bush_crop -> template_bush_crop
  • crop_cross -> template_crop_cross;
  • crop_with_rope -> template_crop_with_rope;
  • pie -> template_pie;
  • pie_slice[1-3] -> template_pie_slice[1-3];