Slime Reagent - Slime chunk finder

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Slime Reagent - Slime chunk finder

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A low tech way to find slime chunks. Multiplayer compatible.

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MIT License
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1.0.0 forge 1.19.3

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Slime Reagent

A low tech way to find slime chunks. Multiplayer compatible.

Description

The mod provides an unique way to detect slime chunks in your Minecraft world.

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Slime Reagent

The slime reagent is the most basic way to determine if a chunk is slimy. It can be crafted using gunpowder and redstone dust, a combination commonly known to react to slime presence.

Slime reagent craft

After you crafted it, simply place it somewhere and wait some time to see if it reacts or not. The reagent is destroyed in the process.

Slime Detector

Using slime reagent on every chunk to find one with slime presence can be time and ressource consuming. Happily, someone invented a little device that reacts to slime presence without consuming the slime reagent.

Slime detector craft

Slime Reagent

A low tech way to find slime chunks.

Description

The mod provides an unique way to detect slime chunks in your Minecraft world.

Content

Slime Reagent

The slime reagent is the most basic way to determine if a chunk is slimy. It can be crafted using gunpowder and redstone dust, a combination commonly known to react to slime presence. Slime reagent craft

After you crafted it, simply place it somewhere and wait some time to see if it reacts or not. The reagent is destroyed in the process.

Slime Detector

Using slime reagent on every chunk to find one with slime presence can be time and ressource consuming. Happily, someone invented a little device that reacts to slime presence without consuming the slime reagent. Slime detector craft

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  • Slime detector negative
    Slime detector negative
  • Slime detector positive
    Slime detector positive
  • Slime reagent craft
    Slime reagent craft Slime reagent craft
  • Slime detector craft
    Slime detector craft Slime detector craft
  • Slime Detector, positive check
    Slime Detector, positive check Slime Detector, positive check
  • Slime Detector, negative check
    Slime Detector, negative check Slime Detector, negative check

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