Composter Mod

Composter Mod 1.12.2 turns excess organic material and rotted food into nutrients for plants. Use excess organic material, excess food, or rotten food from Food Funk to generate compost which enhances plant growth like bonemeal.

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Features:

  • Make any item decompose in the compost bin over a specified time (via configuration).
  • Default configuration entries support vanilla Minecraft and other mods.
  • Any item from any mod can be specified, and specifiers include support for metadata and ore dictionary names.

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Crafting Recipes:

Recommend that you should install Just Enough Items (for mods using Forge) or Roughly Enough Items (for mods using Fabric) to view the full recipes included in this mod

Compost Bin

A compost bin is is used for the creation of compost.

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Compost bins are crafted with sticks and planks.

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Many types of organic matter such as seeds, leaves, plants, flowers, and food can be piled into the compost bin’s 3×3 storage grid. This material will be slowly consumed and turned into compost.

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Since the composting process creates heat, steam will occasionally rise out of an actively compost bin. The visible soil level will also reflect the amount of items and compost in the compost bin.

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Compost

Turn excess organic material and rotted food into nutrients for plants.

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Compost is not crafted directly, but can be manufactured from organic material in a compost bin.

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Compost can be used directly in the world. When applied to grass, crops, and some plants, compost acts as a weak substitute for bonemeal. Compared to bonemeal, it has a 50% chance of triggering a growth action.

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After compost use

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Configs:

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Main Config Menu

  • Compost strength (relative to bonemeal).
  • Compost item – the resulting item from the compost bin (defaults to compost).
  • Enable compost bonemeal – enable or disable compost acting like bonemeal.
  • Items – access the item configuration menu.

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Items Config Menu

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Compost Item Amount Menu

Configure the items that can decompose in the compost bin:

  • Left column: the item id that can decompose.
    • The special minecraft:food entry will apply to all food (ItemFood instances) that aren’t matched by another entry.
    • Metadata specifiers are supported. For example, minecraft:dye@4 matches Lapis Lazuli.
    • Forge ore dictionary names are supported. For example, record matches all music record items.
  • Right column: The number of ticks the item takes to decompose in the compost bin. A value of -1 disables rot for that item.

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Requires:

Minecraft Forge

Wumple Util Library

How to install:

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