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Wild Nature

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Wild Nature

By ThirtyFangsOwner

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This datapack adds several interactable new plants, 3D cactus and more, in the vanilla world generation. No resource pack required, compatible with worldgen datapacks & mods

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Minecraft
26.3
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Description

Wild Nature

Wild Nature is a datapack that visually adds new blocks, plants & more to the game, whilst not requiring any resource packs.

The aim is to give biomes more visual variety whilst staying compatible with vanilla worldgen, datapacks and mods.

List of new blocks

Currently, the datapack only adds 2 new jungle plants (one hanging on jungle tree, the other on the ground) and new cactus variants for the desert, and swamp plants and flower on lily pads!

Preview

How does it work

Whilst new plants don't drop any new item, they can be broken like any vanilla blocks in survival or creative.

Optimization

Each model are lightweight to optimize the experience, and the datapack is optimized to be very lightweight for the server & the players.

Requirement

The datapack only work on new chunks, not already generated chunks.

No resource pack are required.