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Regrowth Mod, a newly designed mod that is set to release on July 4th introduces the ability for animals and monsters to consume surrounding plants. Once animals are healed from eating these plants, the grass will be able to regrow as well. This not only creates an interesting gameplay mechanic but also helps villages grow and prosper.
How to install Download Regrowth Mod for Minecraft?
Follows 5 Steps below to install Download Regrowth Mod for Minecraft on Windows and Mac :
1. Download and install Minecraft Forge, you can read the instructions below the article.
2. Download the Download Regrowth Mod for Minecraft.
3. Open the . minecraft folder and then enter the mods folder. Important: Some older versions of Forge may not have the ‘Open Mods Folder’ button. If this is the case, create the directory under the name mods.
Windows:
Press the Windows key +R at the same time
Type %appdata% and press enter
Find folder Minecraft and then look for the Mods folder within that
Mac:
Click on the desktop and then press Command+Shift+G all at the same time
Type ~/Library and press enter
Open the folder Application Support and then Minecraft.
4. From here, drag in the mods file downloaded (.jar or .zip) you wish to add.
5. Run Minecraft, and you should now see the new mod installed in the list!
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Features:
- Many new features which allow the game to be overall better.
Configuration Options
Customize Regrowth to your liking. As a single player, server operator or map designer you can turn features on and off- deciding which animals will consume plants (including modded creatures), grow them back OR do both! You also have the option of changing timing so things happen less often – like only after seconds pass by in easy-to understand increments between events… There are solid debugging tools available for developers who want an edge when developing their configuration.”
The game offers a wide range of customization options to make sure that you are able control every aspect and detail within your villages. If it’s not what the player wants, they can turn off any features easily with just one click!
Non-Villager Actions
Eat
When you configure a creature to eat plants, it will eat a single block of short grass, short ferns, short flowers or double high/tall grass or flowers which are on grass blocks.
If you have configured healing to be on, creatures will heal a half heart of damage when they eat.
If a creature is child, gets a small aging boost. This should work for modded creatures too that use standard forge and minecraft base classes.
Horses, Donkeys, and Mules only eat while they are in their eating animation.
After an animal eats, sometimes the grass will turn to dirt. If a pen is too crowded, eventually all the ground will be dirt.
Grow
When you configure a creature to grow plants, it will causes a fertilization event on a bare grass block just as if a player used bonemeal.
Both
When you configure a creature to do both,
the creature will “Eat” plants if on a grass block with plants.
otherwise the creature will “Grow” new plants on bare grass blocks lacking plants.
Tall
When you configure a creature to grow Tall plants, it will grow short grass into tall grass. By default, Creepers do this.
Stumble
(not 1.14)
When you configure a creature to stumble, it will occasionally kick over torches on the ground. By, default Zombies do this.
If you want the effect to be more aggressive, lower the time from 60 seconds to 3or 6 seconds.
If you are upgrading, you’ll need to manually add “stumble” lines to the configuration file.
Mushroom
(not 1.14)
When you configure a creature to grow Mushrooms, if it is in an large underground space on stone (including any modded stone tagged as BASE_STONE_OVERWORLD), it will occasionally try to grow a giant mushroom. By default, Skeletons do this.
If you want the effect to be more prolific, lower the time from 60 seconds to 3or 6 seconds.
If you are upgrading, you’ll need to manually add “mushroom” lines to the configuration file.
Reforest
When a creature (default: pigs) is in a biome with trees, it will occasionally plant saplings matching local trees. In roofed forests, this is oak saplings. It won’t plant them close to other saplings or trees.
Villager Actions
Villagers have a set of flags instead a single command. By default, all flags are on now. This looks like “crwlptv” by default (tho the order doesn’t matter).
You can configure villagers to do none, some or all of these actions.
- “c” =cut grass near town (not flowers).
- “h”= clerics will heal wounded villagers (and players they don’t hate) during gossip time.
- “r” = turn on road upgrades: Fix steep roads, fix 1 block deep holes in the road, fix unfinished parts of the road.
- “w” =build a stone wall around the village meeting place, usually their bell. – with optional torches. Don’t block roads. Villagers won’t build overlapping walls in newer versions. Villagers in a particular village won’t build walls of the wall block over the village bell is removed.
- “l”=Add torches inside buildings, caves, and under trees in areas that are too dark. Add 1 torch to the desert farms next to composter in v15,16.
- “p” =build a personal fence around homes outside of the village stone wall- with optional torches. Don’t block roads. (off by default)
- “t” = put optional torches on the walls. In future releases villagers may slowly add a few more torches over doors or inside houses lacking a torch.
- “v” = Cut cactus and normal tree leaves that are too low and may block or damage villagers. Will not cut persistent leaves such as those placed by players or parts of structures.
- by default Level 3 farmers will not trample crops.
- by default Villagers will trample down powdered snow into snow layers when they wander into it.
Regrowth Mod Screenshots:
Regrowth Mod 1.18.2, 1.17.1 Download Links:
Minecraft Game version 1.12.2:
Minecraft Game version 1.16.5:
Minecraft Game version 1.17.1:
Minecraft Game version 1.18.1:
Minecraft Game version 1.18.2:
