Overly Realistic

v2.1.0

• Changed how flint flakes are sharpened
  • When hitting a rock with a flint flake, a flint icon will appear under the player's crosshair, following it, a percentage text is also displayed
  • The percentage text will cycle through different colors with time, these being: green -> yellow -> orange -> red
  • The color of the percentage values indicate the amount of power that you will strike the stone/stone-adjacent block with
    • The more "force" you hit it with, the more the percentage goes up:
      • Green = +0%
      • Yellow = +5%
      • Orange = +10%
      • Red = +15%
  • If the player reaches 100% then their flint flake will be sharpened into a sharpened flint
  • If the player looks away from the stone/stone-adjacent block or if they take too long to strike the block with the flint flake, their progress will be reset
  • Each cylce takes around 10 ticks (0.5 seconds)
• When hitting flint flakes on stone/stone-adjacent blocks, there is always a stamina cost now
  • The stamina cost depends on how much power the player is using when sharpening the flint flake
  • Extra stamina is lost if the player is in high altitudes
  • Previously, a RNG call was used for this
• Fixed animals sometimes getting force-despawned when created by a spawn egg
• Added new ground props generation
  • Through out the world, ground props such as sticks and rocks may appear on the ground
  • Due to the focus of Overly-Realistic being compatible with world generation projects, ground prop generation is tied to the spawning of animals
    • This means that ground props can only ever spawn near where common animals are able to spawn in worlds
  • Players can either interact with or break ground props
  • By interacting with a ground prop, the player will be given an item directly (a stick gives 1 stick, a rock gives 1 flint)
  • By breaking a ground prop, an item will be dropped at the location of the prop (a stick will drop 1 stick, a rock will drop 1 flint)
• If a player consumes foods or liquids while underwater, drowning damage will be dealt to them
• Optimized preparation plate interaction actions
• Changed the way players must acquire planks
  • Players can no longer craft planks by placing stripped logs/wood in crafting slots
  • Stripped logs/wood can now be placed in preparation plates as singular items
    • They appear as single, big, items
  • Interacting with a preparation plate that holds a stripped log/wood item whilst holding either an axe, stone hatchet, or a sharpened flint will make it so the player will start cutting the stripped log/wood
  • When cutting stripped logs/wood, a percentage value will appear under the player's crosshair, indicating the cutting progress
  • Using stone axes to cut logs/wood speeds up this process, and using iron axes speeds this up even more
• Added a new block cutting system for stonecutters
  • If specific blocks are above a stonecutter, the stonecutter will begin cutting/processing them
  • Currently this process happens with the following blocks:
    • Logs: get turned into stripped logs (this takes ~120 ticks, or ~6 seconds)
    • Stripped logs: get turned into planks (this takes ~100 ticks, or ~5 seconds)
• Ghosts will now be given blindness
• Signs, hanging signs, levers, and buttons can no longer fall due to gravity
• Watering farmland blocks with crops over them will make it so the crop's growth will be slowly sped up through out time
• Fixed bone meal items' count always being set to 50
• Added the new "Mortar" block
  • Mortars are bowls made from rocks, that players can place ingredients into and crush/mix them into different items
  • A maximum of 4 ingredients can be placed into mortars
  • A mortar can be made by combining 3 flint and 3 clay balls in a preparation plate
  • Mortars' recipes include:
    • 4 bones can be crushed into 1 bone meal
    • 4 sugar cane can be crushed into 1 sugar
    • 4 gravel can be processed into 1 flint
    • 1 charcoal, 1 sulfur, 1 redstone dust, and 1 raw copper can be mixed into 1 gunpowder
    • 4 sweet berries can be crushed into 1 red dye
    • 4 charcoal can be crushed into 1 black dye
    • 4 coal can be crushed into 1 black dye
    • 4 bone meal can be mixed into 1 white dye
    • Dye ingredients that were previously used in crafting slots (such as flowers, redstone, beetroots, wildflowers, ink sacs, etc) can be crushed/mixed into their related dyes
      • Multiple dye ingredients can be put into 1 mortar and processed into their own dyes
• Dyes can no longer be crafted in crafting slots (such as in the inventory or with crafting tables)
  • Combining dyes into different dyes still requires crafting slots, however
• Removed the old crafting table recipe
• Added the new "Crafting Table Setup" block
  • This setup can be crafted with 4 planks
  • Upon being placed down, it will display a wooden plate on the ground alongside a text above it
    • The text informs the player what they need to place onto the setup to progress/build it
  • Players must now slowly build the crafting table by placing certain items into the setup
  • The steps and ingredients used for the crafting table are detailed below:
    • 1 stripped log
    • 10 planks
    • 1 leather
    • 3 clay balls
    • 1 final plank
  • After placing down all of the necessary items, the crafting table will be built. The crafting table can optionally be broken and picked up normally afterwards
  • The recipe for the crafting table setup now takes the old crafting table recipe's place
• Tweaked the velocity values of the spear slightly
• The average speed of animals is now slower
• Fixed stonecutter items always being given in counts of 8
• Added new advancements and changed existing advancements to reflect the changes made in this update
  • The "Monkey See, Monkey Do" advancement now has extra information about flint knapping in its description
  • Added the new "Resourceful" advancement (acquired when picking up ground props such as sticks and rocks)
  • Changed the description of the "Plankful" advancement as to make it more informative on how to get planks
  • Added the new "Lumber" advancement (acquired when placing a log above a stonecutter)
  • Added the new "Crushing it" advancement (acquired when creating a mortar in a preparation plate)
  • Added the new "Dyeful" advancement (acquired when creating dyes with flowers, plants, vegetables, ink sacs, etc with mortars)
  • Added the new "Rocky" advancement (acquired when processing 4 gravel into flint on mortars)
  • Added the new "Grim" advancement (acquired when crushing 4 bones into bone meal in a mortar)
  • Added the new "Berrying Results" advancement (acquired when crushing 4 sweet berries into red dye in a mortar)
  • Added the new "Coaling Down" advancement (acquired when mixing 4 coal/charcoal in a mortar to get black dye)
  • Added the new "Nearly Chalk" advancement (acquired when mixing 4 bone meal in a mortar to get white dye)
  • Added the new "Sweet Like Cane" advancement (acquired when crushing 4 sugar cane in a mortar to get sugar)
  • Changed the description of the "The Great Invention" advancement as to inform the player that gunpowder is acquired through the mortar
  • Changed the description of the "Mesolithic" advancement to tell the player about the crafting table setup
• Added new message that is displayed when a player joins a world or server that has a new OR update
  • This message has a translation key of "initialization.overlyrealistic.join_message_v2_1_0" and can be used to detect if a resource pack is out of date in regards to the version being played
  • The translation key updates to always have the same value as the current version
• Obsidian shards now have a white name
• Obsidian shards now have a max stack size of 1
• Added the new "No Monsters" setting
  • This setting is disabled by default
  • Upon being enabled, the setting will remove all unrealistic, aggressive mobs present in the world (such as skeletons, zombies, creepers, etc) - do note that this setting does not touch mobs such as spiders, cave spiders, or bats
• The starting message now contains a section warning players about the difficulty of playing alone
• Being in powdered snow now decreases your temperature a lot more now
• Slightly optimized the rain check for the temperature system