CropModifier

The crop growth system in the Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack is enhanced by Crop Growth Modifier. This mod allows fine control over crop growth speeds, making farming more balanced and better suited to the progression pace of the modpack.

Perfectly integrated with the Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack, Crop Growth Modifier enables us to adjust how fast or slow crops grow, adding a layer of challenge and realism to agriculture. Whether you're establishing a small farm or managing large-scale crops, this feature ensures that farming remains an immersive and balanced activity throughout your adventure.

This mod is an essential addition to the Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack, supporting a more thoughtful and immersive survival experience.

A huge thank you to the developer of Crop Growth Modifier for creating this valuable farming tool! For more details, visit: - Crop Growth Modifier on Modrinth.

This Mods is used for the modpack.. Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack.

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Allows globally adjusting the rate of crop growth. Can be configured to either decelerate or accelerate the rate at which crops receive random ticks where they have a chance to grow. Can be configured with Cloth Config from the in-game mod menu. Originally motivated by "Let Them Grow" by Lothrazar which is not available for Fabric.

🪐 Features

Crop blocks in Minecraft receive random ticks and internally roll on if the crop should grow into its next maturity state. This mod hooks into the randomTick method of CropBlock and rolls an additional time to determine if the tick should go through or be prevented. When set to a tick chance of 0.5, only half of all random ticks sent to a crop block would go through and it should grow only half as quickly.

The mod also allows separately configuring the growth stages applied to a crop block, e.g. with the use of bonemeal by a player or automation and changing the amount of growth stages applied whenever growth happens by any means. Additionally, the mod supports scheduling extra rolls for the crop to allow for more than one chance to mature.

🌵 Slower Natural Growth

To slow down crop growth in your world, configure crop tick chance (cropTickChance) to a value below the default 1.0 (unaltered/vanilla growth speed). Setting it to 0.5 will let crops grow at roughly 50% the speed of vanilla, 0.25 at 25% the speed of vanilla, and so on.

To decrease the stages a crop grows per successful event, you can lower cropGrowthAmountMin from its vanilla value to 1 and cropGrowthAmountMax from to 4 or 3. Changing these values is not required.

🌾 Faster Natural Growth

To speed up crop growth, leave crop tick chance (cropTickChance) at its default 1.0 and increase the chance for extra rolls (cropExtraRollChance). Setting it to 0.5 means that half the times a crop might grow, it gets another chance to grow again, giving you a cumulative of 75%.

To additionally increase the stages a crop grows per successful event, you can increase both crop growth minimums and maximums (cropGrowthAmountMin and cropGrowthAmountMax) from their vanilla values, though total growth is limited by the maximum number of stages supported by a crop. Changing these values is not required.

Consider configuring a limit on how many extra rolls can happen via max extra rolls (cropExtraRollMax). Setting the extra roll chance to 1.0 causes another tick to be scheduled for every single tick that occurs, so a limit is recommended to prevent infinite growth.

🦴 Reduced Bonemeal Growth

To reduce the chance of using bonemeal growing a crop, you can reduce the crop growth chance (cropGrowthChance). A value of 1.0 (the vanilla setting) means every time bonemeal is used, a random growth stage is applied to the block. This option can also be used to disable bonemeal crop growth entirely when set to 0.0.

⚖️ License

This mod was created by Saint for free use by the Minecraft community under the MIT license. It may be shared, modified, or redistributed as part of mod packs with basic attribution.