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Who Cut the Cheese?

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Who Cut the Cheese?

By Goldenkitkatbar5654Owner

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Adds cheese creation and its moldy implications...

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About

Description

About

Who Cut the Cheese? is a lightweight Vanilla+ Style mod that aims to add cheese and some fun cheesy items into the game as a way to counter potion effects. Utilizing Milk you'll be able to create Cheese Curds that have to be aged in the dark into you're desired Cheese Blocks! But don't let your cheese rest in the dark for too long, unless you want something moldy in your hands...

Features

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Cheese Creation!

  • To create cheese all you need to do is combine Milk Buckets and Bone Meal to make Cheese Curds! Using these curds you can craft them into blocks and let them age in the dark into Cheese Blocks!
  • Example of a cheese aging room you could make

Cheese Blocks

  • After letting your cheese blocks properly age or mold you can either craft them into brick blocks or craft them down into the their respective cheese item!
  • Example of a cheese blocks in a build

Cheese

  • Cheese can be eaten to restore a little bit of hunger in exchange for a 1/3 chance to clear all effects on the user
  • Cheese can be used to craft 4 items:
    • Cheese Blocks
    • Golden Cheese
    • Cheesy Baked Potatos, a great food option with a little more saturation than Steak!
    • The Cheese Lamp, used for a better decorative option to go with your cheese blocks to keep them nice and fresh in some light

Golden Cheese

  • Golden Cheese is an unstackable food souce eaten to restore some hunger and clear all negative effects from the user
  • The Crafting Recipe to Golden Cheese

Moldy Cheese

  • Moldy Cheese can be crafted from Moldy Cheese Blocks
  • Moldy Cheese when eaten will give the user poison II and nausia, while having a chance to remove some of the users positive or neutral effects
  • Moldy Cheese can be used to craft Moldy Cheese Arrows

Moldy Cheese Arrows

  • Moldy cheese Arrows fly around 75% of the speed of a normal arrow, in exchange, they will provide poison II and slowness to the target and have a chance to remove some of the their positive or neutral effects
  • Moldy Cheese Arrow being flung into a target

FAQ

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  • Can I use this in my modpack?
    • Yes! I have no problems with it, just don't claim you made it. (This goes for any mod I make)
    • Can I make content about this mod?
      • Sure! Just include proper credit to me and a link back here and you can say, do, or add whatever you want to this mod. (This goes for any mod I make)
    • Will there be more features in the future?
      • We'll see. I have some ideas for more cheese related features but I'm a new mod creator and I want to try out some other ideas I have too.
    • Will this mod be ported to the most moddern versions?
      • Probably not. Minecraft changed their code base a lot in those versions and while this mod is small, it would still take an incredible amount of time and effort to do that.
    • Could you add this kind of cheese?
      • I only plan on having the current types of cheese unless the difference would have a meaningful gameplay change. With how I implimented the current cheeses it just doesn't make sense to me to add chedder, brie, or mozzerella outside of the decoritive options they would provide. Though if you do come up with a cool idea I'd love to hear it!