Crabber's Delight

Crabber's Delight 1.1.3

• Additions:
  • Crabs (entities)
    • Crabs spawn in Mangrove Swamps as they did from the Minecraft Live 2023 mob vote. They naturally spawn as the blue variant
    • Crabs can be led and bred using Cod or Salmon. More breeding items can be used by adding them to the “crab_tempt_items” tab
    • Crabs can be picked up in a water bucket, similar to other fish, axolotls, and frogs
    • Different crab colors can be obtained by using dye on them
      • Breeding crabs of different colors will yield babies of the combined color, assuming the two colors combine normally (ex. Blue + Red = Purple)
  • Fish Barrels
    • Currently have all the vanilla fish, crafted with 9 of each
  • Chum Buckets
    • Each type of seafood can be caught by using a chum bucket as bait in the Crab Trap
    • Chum buckets are crafted with a fish, two bonemeal, and a bucket
    • Chum buckets only stack to 1, and once they are depleted in the Crab Trap will return the bucket
    • Two matching chum buckets with partial durability can be combined together to “refill” one of the buckets, but this will destroy one of the buckets (this is partially a Minecraft limitation that I haven’t figured out how to fix, just know that it is possible)
  • Implemented the (now incomplete) Japanese translation - thanks PExPE3!
• Changes:
  • Crabs, cooked crab, crab barrels, and crab legs have all been retextured to match the texture of the default blue crabs
  • Crab Traps
    • Putting fish in the Crab Trap no longer solely yields seafood. This functionality is replaced by Chum Buckets (see information above)
      • Putting fish into the trap now collects the “junk” loot table, or the “treasure” loot table if the conditions are met of having a 5x5 area around the trap be clear of other blocks (traps do not impact this, nor do water logged blocks)
    • Crab traps no longer passively collect items with no bait in them
• Fixes:
  • Fixed bowls not being returned to the player when foods are eaten
  • Fixed z-fighting on the Crab Trap model