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Ic2c Custom Soils - Agricultural System Extension

This mod provides the ability to expand the agricultural system of Industrial Craft 2 Classic by adding custom soil types and farmlands through simple JSON configuration. You just need to create a customSoils.json file and configure crop growth parameters according to your preferences.

Configuration Example

Below is a sample configuration demonstrating the main features of the mod:

{
  "soils": blocks that can be located up to 3 blocks below farmland
  [
    {
      "blockName": "minecraft:stone", // the registry id of the block. If the block doesn't have an item form, you can get the id using CraftTweaker and the command ct blockinfo.
      "blockMeta": 1, // metadata of the block, if omitted, defaults to 0. Must be a value between 0 and 15, cannot be less than 0 or greater than 15.
      "nutrientEffect": 2, // how many nutrients this soil adds to the crop, should be less than the amount added by farmland with the same block if there is also farmland with this block.
      "humidityEffect": 1 // how much humidity this soil adds to the crop, should be less than the amount added by farmland with the same block if there is also farmland with this block.
    }
  ],
  "farmlands": // blocks that crop sticks can be placed on
  [
    {
      "blockName": "minecraft:stone", // the registry id of the block. If the block doesn't have an item form, you can get the id using CraftTweaker and the command ct blockinfo.
      "blockMeta": 1, // metadata of the block, if omitted, defaults to 0. Must be a value between 0 and 15, cannot be less than 0 or greater than 15.
      "nutrient": 3, // how many nutrients this farmland adds to the crop. Cannot be less than 0
      "humidity": 2 // how much humidity this farmland adds to the crop.
    }
  ]
}

The system allows for fine-tuning of growth parameters, including nutrients and humidity, opening up new possibilities for agricultural experiments in Minecraft.

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Created: 4 Nov 2019

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