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Deletes all recipes from the recipe book
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
Includes a large focus on traversing worlds with enhanced world generation, structures, dungeons, and more for players to find unique loot.
A mod made using MCreator, which is a tool for creating custom mods without programming knowledge.
Data Packs were introduced to vanilla Minecraft in version 1.13 and allow the server to modify data about the game, or run commands. Data Packs are compatible with all mod loaders.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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No More Recipes is a simple mod that completely clears the Recipe Book in Minecraft. Even if you unlock a recipe or find new items, the book will stay empty.
This is perfect for players who want a clean UI or want to play from memory without the game showing them how to craft everything.
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- Total Clear: No recipes will ever show up in the crafting book.
- Always Empty: Even after you "unlock" a recipe, it will not appear.
- Vanilla Style: Works perfectly with the standard game interface.
- Lightweight: Does not affect game performance.
Why use this?
- For a cleaner crafting screen without extra icons.
- For Hardcore/Realism playstyles where you have to remember recipes yourself.
- For Modpacks where the recipe book might feel too cluttered.
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No More Recipes is a simple mod that completely clears the Recipe Book in Minecraft. Even if you unlock a recipe or find new items, the book will stay empty.
This is perfect for players who want a clean UI or want to play from memory without the game showing them how to craft everything.
Features
-
Total Clear: No recipes will ever show up in the crafting book.
-
Always Empty: Even after you "unlock" a recipe, it will not appear.
-
Vanilla Style: Works perfectly with the standard game interface.
-
Lightweight: Does not affect game performance.
Why use this?
-
For a cleaner crafting screen without extra icons.
-
For Hardcore/Realism playstyles where you have to remember recipes yourself.
-
For Modpacks where the recipe book might feel too cluttered.
Connect with us:
Support us on ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/netheritegroup
CurseForge projects: https://www.curseforge.com/members/netheritegroup/projects
Modrinth profile: https://modrinth.com/user/NetheriteGroup
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