CzechCraft

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CzechCraft

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Czech-themed food, drinks and items for Minecraft. v1 adds the Rohlík — a traditional Czech bread roll. More Czech content coming in future versions.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.2

About

Description

CzechCraft

Czech-themed food, drinks and items for Minecraft.

CzechCraft is a small, friendly Fabric mod that adds traditional Czech food and drinks to Minecraft. Affectionate, not slick — small, lovingly-rendered items that fit naturally into vanilla survival.


What's in v1

Rohlík — the Czech bread roll

A traditional crescent-shaped bread roll, dusted with poppy seeds.

  • Crafted from 2 wheat placed horizontally adjacent.
    • Works in a 3×3 crafting table.
    • Also works in your 2×2 inventory grid — handy for early-game survival.
    • Restores 2 hunger drumsticks (nutrition 4, saturation modifier 0.3) — between vanilla cookie and bread.
    • Stack size 64 — easy to bring on long expeditions.
    • Custom illustration-style 16×16 texture.

Coming soon

CzechCraft is going to grow with more Czech classics in future versions. Planned content (subject to change):

  • Pivo — Czech beer (v2).
  • Koláč — sweet Czech pastry.
  • Svíčková — beef in cream sauce.
  • Řízek — Czech schnitzel.
  • Špekáček — Czech grilling sausage (beautiful with Pivo).
  • Smažený sýr — fried cheese.

Track progress on the GitHub issue tracker.


Compatibility

Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2
Loader Fabric (NeoForge planned for v3)
Java 25
Required dependency Fabric API

Compatible with Sodium, Iris, and other QoL / optimisation Fabric mods.


Installation

  1. Install the Fabric loader for Minecraft 26.1.
  2. Install Fabric API.
  3. Download the latest czechcraft-X.Y.Z.jar from this Modrinth page.
  4. Drop the jar into .minecraft/mods/.
  5. Launch the game and look for Rohlík in the CzechCraft creative tab — or just place 2 wheat side by side in a crafting grid.

License & contributing

Open source under the MIT license — fork it, learn from it, build on it.

If you enjoy CzechCraft, leaving a ❤️ on the Modrinth listing helps a lot.