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Darro's Temperature
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A configurable temperature mod.
Set in cold, snowy environments, usually with survival elements centered around extreme weather conditions.
Set in hot, arid environments, usually with unique survival challenges like managing heat and finding water.
Centers on surviving in harsh conditions, managing resources, and fending off PvE threats.
Includes gameplay or mechanics related to brewing systems, potions, or the transmutation of matter.
Introduces new enchantments and/or changes the vanilla enchantment system.
Adds or modifies hunger and stamina systems for more complex survival mechanics.
Introduces lifelike mechanics and detailed enhancements to create a more believable and engaging experience.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Darro's Temperature is a mod which attempts to inject some interesting mechanics into the game - namely temperature! This comes in two parts - player temperature and crop temperature.
In addition, I tried to make this mod very configurable. Nearly all variables can be altered via the config file that will automatically populate in the config folder.
Ambiant Temperature
"Ambiant Temperature" is calculated per player based off their biome, season, dimension, altitude, surrounding blocks, being wet, being under the sun ect. Armor can also have temperature modifying properties, which are added to the ambiant temperature. If the total ambiant temperature is higher than the current player temperature, player temperature goes up, if it is lower, player temperature goes down. Temperatures too high or too low will result in problems and eventually damage.
The various parts of of ambiant temperature are all configureable. So if you want a world where the sun is unbearably hot, or the water viscously cold, you can make that!
The effect blocks have on the ambiant temperature is also configurable. There are 5 kinds of blocks: hot blocks (like lava), warm blocks (like sand), insulated blocks (like wool), cool blocks (like leaves), and cold blocks (like ice). You can change their modifiers via config files, and can change what blocks are affected via datapacks.
Temperature Mitigation
Living in a world with temperature means that you need ways to alter the player temperature. Here are some of the ways this can be done:
Armor: Wearing certain armor raise or lower your temperature. Gold cools you down (thats why do the piglins like it so much!), iron warms you up! Additionally, you can enchant your armor with temperature based enchantments to help!
Eating: Eating certain food, like cooked beef, will warm you up. Eating food like apples will cool you down!
Building: If you want to build a base in the frozen peaks or deep in the nether, you might want to think about how to the blocks to use on the interior.
Potions: Fire resistance and cold resistance potions will make you immune to temperature effects for a time.
Thermometer: The is an overlay which broadly describes player temperature and ambiant temperature. You can build a thermometer that will give you a lot of data about about your current temperature.
Crop Growth Conditions
This effect is toggleable by configs. Now crops will break in unfavorable conditions. Growing wheat in cold weather is a no go, growing carrots in hot weather will fail. The changing of the seasons (configureable) will also have an effect on this.
Again, this is all done by tags, so datapacks can be used to add in or change what plants break under what conditions.
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