More Recipes by Selah

Recipe downloads have been split into their own projects for better Modrinth App compatibility.\ Links to all recipes in description

This project includes most recipes I've released thus far. It only includes the generally more balanced recipes, excluding recipes that could still use work to re-balance or newly introduced recipes for testing.\ Recipes in this project, including those discontinued since being added to vanilla Minecraft: - Additional: Bone Block, Chest, Copper Torch, Dispenser, Red Nether Bricks, Soul Torch, Trapped Chest - Change: Copper Trapdoor, Golden Apple, Lead, Lodestone, Trapped Chest (used), Wood - Color: Bed, Candle, Carpet/Wool, Concrete/Concrete Powder, Stained Glass/Stained Glass Pane, Terracotta/Glazed Terracotta - New: Calcite, Chainmail, Cobweb, Coral, Elytra, Enchanted Golden Apple, Horse Armor, Nametag, Red Sand, Rooted Dirt, Saddle, Soul Soil, Spore Blossom, String (from Cobweb) - Smelting: Ore Block, Petrified Oak Slab, Redstone Ore Fix, Sand/Glass Blasting - Stonecutting: Stone to Cobble/Deepslate to Cobbled Deepslate, Plank to Slab, Plank to Stairs - Undo: Bricks/Blocks, Glass Pane/Copper & Iron Bar, Ice, Sandstone, Slab, Wool

#### Installation: - Put the datapack in your "/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/saves//datapack" folder. - DO NOT put the datapack in your "/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/resourcepacks" folder. - If you changed where Minecraft loads from, find that location and use that "saves" folder. - For servers, put it in your world folder that matches where your server.properties file says.

#### For advanced users: - IF you want to store it in your ".minecraft" folder, CREATE a folder called "datapack" and put it there. - From there, when you create a world and go to add datapacks, you can simply go to this folder and grab what you need. - For identical recipes in multiple data packs, load desired recipes AFTER their duplicates

#### Datapack version reference (as of 1. 21. 11): |Datapack |MC Format|MC Version | |:--------|:--------|:---------------| |1. 0.x |4 |1. 13.x | |1. 1.x |4 |1. 14.x | |1. 2.x |5 |1. 15.x | |1. 3.x |5 |1. 16 - 1. 16. 1 | |1. 4.x |6 |1. 16. 2 - 1. 16. 5 | |2. 0.x |7 |1. 17.x | |2. 1.x |8 |1. 18 - 1. 18. 1 | |2. 2.x |9 |1. 18. 2 | |2. 3.x |10 |1. 19 - 1. 19. 3 | |2. 4.x |12 |1. 19. 4 | |2. 5.x |15 |1. 20 - 1. 20. 1 | |2. 6.x |18 |1. 20. 2 | |2. 7.x |26 |1. 20. 3 - 1. 20. 4 | |3. 0.x |41 |1. 20. 5 - 1. 20. 6 | |4. 0.x |48 |1. 21 - 1. 21. 1 | |5. 0.x |57 |1. 21. 2 - 1. 21. 3 | |5. 1.x |61 |1. 21. 4 | |5. 2.x |71 |1. 21. 5 | |5. 3.x |80 |1. 21. 6 | |5. 4.x |81 |1. 21. 7 - 1. 21. 8 | |5. 5.x |88 |1. 21. 9 - 1. 21. 10 | |5. 6.x |94 |1. 21. 11 |

Datapack version is formatted as A. B. C - A marks breaking changes to how the data pack is written - B marks changes in either the "Pack Format" version or the game version itself (major update) - Special Note: as of 5. 5. 0 (1. 21. 9), pack formating now has minor versions. All minor versions for any given major versions are intended to fully compatible (i.e. - 88. 0, 88. 1, etc.) and listed as only the major version (i.e. - 88). - Special Note 2: 1. 21. 11 is the final Minecraft version formated this way. Future updates will be based on Year and Drop Number, starting with 26. 1. The Drop Number will be the new indication for this changing starting with 26. 1. - C marks minor changes or fixes

The different release versions of "More Recipes by Selah": - More Recipes: A balance of Quality of Life recipes while still feeling Vanilla - Mini-Collections: Every recipe in "More Recipes" sub-divided into seven (7) categories - Additional, Change, Color, New, Smelting, Stonecutting, Undo - Individual: Every recipe divided into sub-categories based on the Mini-Collection categories - This is effectively the test version of all recipes - This is where recipes not in the Mini-Collection or comprehensive releases are - Feedback encouraged to bring as many recipes into the comprehensive release as possible

Datapacks were not a thing before 1. 13. There is no way to make these compatible older than 1. 13.

There are special cases where breaking changes that are not backwards compatible don't have the "A" value incremented: - Item names are changed - ex: 1. 1.x changes "rose_red" to "red_dye" - A non-breaking functionality is added - ex: 2. 6.x in 1. 19. 3 adds categories while anything before ignores them - A change is made that doesn't stop the previous method from working - ex: "crafting_shapeless" works in all versions, "minecraft:crafting_shapeless" starting in 1. 1.x - Changes to the way "pack.mcmeta" is read - ex: see changes in 25w31a

Major breaking changes to each version: - 2. 0. 0 MC 1. 17: Advancement Format change - custom recipe "conditi