Description

Extra Professions Mod

Add extra villager professions, including workstations and village buildings.

Added Professions

Lumberjack

The lumberjack manages the new lumber farm buildings, chopping down trees and planting new ones in their place or on spare podzol blocks.
Their workstation is the sawmill block, which also adds a new way of crafting wood products, sometimes at a reduced material cost. They will also trade a variety of wooden products with you, depending on their surroundings.

Glazier

The glazier is the master of glass-work. Using their workstation, the annealer, they can make glass and other related items at double the speed and in some cases reduced material cost. See the annealer recipe book for more. They will also trade a variety of glass products with you, learning newer and advanced glazing skills as they level up.

Chandler

The chandler is your friendly local candle maker, using their workstation, the dipping station they will trade wax and candle related items with you.
Even you can use the dipping station to make candles of all colors at reduced material cost. You can even use new materials for wax (such as blocks and bottles of honey) and wicks (such as sticks). They also trade a variety of wax, candle and lighting related products with you.

Customisation

You can modify villagers trades through a datapack in the trade_offers directory, see SimpleJsonVillagerTrades for more info.

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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How to Install