Tool Variants Mod - Forge 1.16.4/1.15.2/1.14.4

Description

Someone pointed out to me that there is already a mod called I Like Wood and that mod is basically what I always dreamed of when I thought of the idea for this mod. I put a lot of effort and time into this mod, but I will admit I have no coding or modeling experience and though it is bittersweet, it's nice to see someone that actually knows how to make mods make the mod I wanted. So if you've had any interest in my mod I highly suggest downloading the I Like Wood mod instead. Knowing this now, I think I am going to cease development on this mod for there is no reason for it.

FINALLY UPDATED TO 1.16!

Adds new variants of tools based on the type of wood you craft them with! Works with every wood variant in the base game!

Crimson and Warped Stem and Planks + Blackstone recreated but not generating naturally (pre-1.16 versions of the mod)

Sticks will be different based on whatever type of wood you use to craft them
Crafting tools will give you a different texture based on what sticks you use and what resource you use for the head
Other things like fences and signs now need to use matching sticks and planks to craft the variants

ALMOST 500 DIFFERENT TOOL VARIANTS

(There is an issue with some tools showing up under different recipes in the recipe book and showing up in the wrong recipe book tab even though they are all tools and are supposed to be categorized into separate recipes for each type of tool, not sure how to fix it)

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