Interactive World

!A sponge on a campfire

A bunch of small interactions that add a bit more depth to the game, and make use of items and blocks that are often overlooked.

Features

All features can be enabled, disabled, or for some set to 'only when crouching' in the config file.

Cracking/Repairing Blocks

• Click a block with a pickaxe to turn it into its cracked variant. (e.g. Stone Bricks -> Cracked Stone Bricks)
• Use clay on cracked blocks to repair them.

Mossifying/Shearing Blocks

• Click a block with shears to remove the moss from it. (e.g. Mossy Cobblestone -> Cobblestone)
• Use vines on a block to turn it into its mossy variant. (e.g. Cobblestone -> Mossy Cobblestone)

Cauldron Washing

• Use Dirt on a cauldron with water to turn it to mud.
• Use Concrete Powder on a cauldron with water to harden it into a solid block.
• Use a Wet Sponge on a cauldron with lava to dry it.
• Dispensers pointed into cauldrons can also be used to perform these interactions.
  • Putting a hopper under a cauldron instantly collects the washed items, preventing sponges from burning in the lava.

Campfires

• Place a Wet Sponge on an active Campfire to dry it.

Undoing Paths and Farmland

• Use a shovel on a path block to turn it back into dirt.
• Use a hoe on farmland to turn it back into dirt.
• The height an entity must fall to trample farmland is increased.
  • This minimum height can be configured in the config file.

Slime Chunks Checker

• Right-clicking a Slime Ball shows if you're inside a slime chunk using particles.
  • If in a slime chunk, green particles will appear.
  • If not in a slime chunk, only a 'Slime Block break sound' can be heard.

Glow Berries Effect

• Eating Glow Berries gives the player or mob the Glow effect.
  • The duration of the effect can be configured in the config file.

Item Frames Visibility

• Crouch clicking an Item Frame toggles its visibility.

Blast Proof Tinted Glass

• Tinted Glass are blast proof, meaning they will not break from explosions.

Configuration

On its own, the mod will not create a config file. To change settings, you can install Fzzy Config.

To load changes to the config file, you can use the vanilla /reload command.

Some config options do require a full client/server restart to take effect, and will be noted as such in the config file.