Resource Reeds

Description

This mod adds 4 new types of reeds, instead of only Sugar Cane, there is now also:

- Redstone Cane

- Glowstone Cane

- Gunpowder Cane

- Lapis Cane

1.12.2: 

These new reeds have a growth height of 4, and have to be smelted in order to acquire it's resource (Which will return 3 of said item).

Give me any of your suggestions! This mod will be worked on more to make it even better. 

New notable features/updates since initial release:

- A few bug fixes (biome gen)

- Added a configuration file

- Change how values are set to keep consistency from single player to multi player

- Added 2 more vanilla biomes & 1 custom biome in which the reeds can generate on

- Updated config to make new biomes configurable

1.15.2 + 1.16.1 UPDATE:

Resource Reeds has now been ported to 1.15.2 + 1.16.1 with new changes!

- They no longer require their own biome to generate on, they will now generate on all biomes that also generate sugar canes on (including modded biomes).

- Growth height changed back to only 3 tall.

- Instead of smelting the reeds for the resources, they are now put into the crafting table with an output of 1 of its corresponding item.

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