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A simple, low tech, lag friendly, greenhouse mod.

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simplegreenhouses-1.1.1.jar
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A simple greenhouse mod for minecraft

A simple, performant, highly configurable, greenhouse neoforge mod for minecraft.

I made this because low-tech plant farms are nice to have on some modpacks / servers, and a lot of them can be either laggy (due to lots of entities / block state change) or underwhelming (looking at you, garden cloche).

This mod should work, but more functionalities are planned, and testing has been sparse. Please report any issues on github.

The following are not planned :

  • Fabric port
  • Any backport
  • Port to any 1.21 version that isn't 1.21.1 (major version might receive ports)

However, the mod is under MIT license (except for the borrowed assets, which are under their original license), so you're free to do it yourself or open a PR on this repository.

Features

  • A single multiblock, made of a greenhouse controller, a layer of rich soil, and greenhouse glass above each Rich Soil block.

  • The greenhouse can optionally consume fertilizer and water to speed up crop production.

  • Should work for most vanilla and modded plants by default (crops, flowers, sugarcane, cactus…)

  • Highly configurable : in game configuration include a whitelist and a blacklist for cultivated items, the maximum width and height of the multiblock, and multipliers for pretty much everything.

  • I'm bad at textures, so instead of doing my own cool glass, right clicking on a greenhouse glass block with a glass block will change its texture (without consuming the glass block). Currently, clear and colored vanilla glass, as well as all uncolored glass blocks from chipped and connected glass, are supported. More can be added as needed.

  • Convenient to access and use : after activating the multiblock by right clicking on the controller, any rich soil or greenhouse glass can be used to access the inventory. The also provide fluid and item capabilities (that means pipes, hopper and the like can access the greenhouse through them).

  • Hopefully performance-friendly. Large performance or memory costs will be considered bugs and I will fix them to the best of my ability.

  • Auto-grow : auto apply fertilizer on each crop, so they are fully grown before being "harvested".

  • Trees : Include trees. Sapling will be grown by the greenhouse, and the expected loot of the tree (minus a penalty) will be produced.

Planned features

  • Energy : optionally uses forge energy to function.
  • Whatever reasonable idea ppl suggest.
  • Additional compatibility with some mods (I'm thinking of Mystical Agriculture). I would need someone to tell me exactly what it needed though.

Installation

Curseforge or Modrinth

Credits

  • Commoble and their mod https://github.com/Commoble/jumbo-furnace has been an inspiration for the multiblock code
  • The greenhouse controller and glass textures are taken from github/Futureazoo/TextureRepository

A simple greenhouse mod for minecraft

A simple, performant, highly configurable, greenhouse neoforge mod for minecraft.

I made this because low-tech plant farms are nice to have on some modpacks / servers, and a lot of them can be either laggy (due to lots of entities / block state change) or underwhelming (looking at you, garden cloche).

This mod should work, but more functionalities are planned, and testing has been sparse. Please report any issues on github.

The following are not planned :

  • Fabric port
  • any backport
  • port to any 1.21 version that isn't 1.21.1 (major version might receive ports)

However, the mod is under MIT license (except for the borrowed assets, which are under their original license), so you're free to do it yourself or open a PR on this repository.

Features

  • A single multiblock, made of a greenhouse controller, a layer of rich soil, and greenhouse glass above each Rich Soil block.
  • The greenhouse can optionally consume fertilizer and water to speed up crop production.
  • Should work for most vanilla and modded plants by default (crops, flowers, sugarcane, cactus...)
  • Highly configurable : in game configuration include a whitelist and a blacklist for cultivated items, the maximum width and height of the multiblock, and multipliers for pretty much everything.
  • I'm bad at textures, so instead of doing my own cool glass, right clicking on a greenhouse glass block with a glass block will change its texture (without consuming the glass block). Vanilla glass blocks, as well as uncolored glass from chipped and connecting glass, are supported. More can be added if requested.
  • Convenient to access and use : after activating the multiblock by right clicking on the controller, any rich soil or greenhouse glass can be used to access the inventory. The also provide fluid and item capabilities (that means pipes, hopper and the like can access the greenhouse through them).
  • Hopefully performance-friendly. Large performance or memory costs will be considered bugs and I will fix them to the best of my ability.*
  • Auto-grow : auto apply fertilizer on each crop, so they are fully grown before being "harvested".
  • Trees : Include trees. Sapling will be grown by the greenhouse, and the expected loot of the tree (minus a penalty) will be produced.

Planned features

  • Energy : optionally uses forge energy to function.
  • Whatever reasonable idea ppl suggest.
  • Additional compatibility with some mods (I'm thinking of Mystical Agriculture). I would need someone to tell me exactly what it needed though.

Installation

Curseforge or Modrinth

Credits

  • Commoble and their mod https://github.com/Commoble/jumbo-furnace has been an inspiration for the multiblock code
  • The greenhouse controller and glass textures are taken from github/Futureazoo/TextureRepository

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