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Biome's o' Plenty Flesh to Meat
Biome’s o’ Plenty Flesh to Meat is a compact Minecraft datapack that adds Create processing recipes for BOP flesh. Feed the material into a millstone or crushing wheels to turn it into assorted raw meats from vanilla Minecraft, Alex’s Mobs, Alex’s Delights, and Farmer’s Delight.This compatibility focused addition gives unusual flesh blocks a practical role in automated food production, while connecting several mods in a coherent survival workflow. It is a useful choice for a modded Minecraft server built around Create machinery and expanded cooking systems. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who enjoy efficient farms, processing chains, and better integration between content mods.
Advancement Nuker
Advancement Nuker is a utility datapack for Minecraft Java Edition that removes advancements from the game by blocking data files whose paths contain “advancements”. This broad approach suppresses vanilla progression tabs and can also affect custom advancements supplied by other datapacks or compatible content.It suits players who want a cleaner interface, an achievement free survival experience, or a Minecraft server focused on exploration without pop ups and progression prompts. Because it changes how advancement data is loaded, it may affect packs that use advancements for objectives, rewards, or event triggers. BoxToPlay makes this kind of server customization easy to manage.
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Starcatcher's Delight Vanilla Fish Fix [Data Pack]
This lightweight Minecraft data pack resolves a recipe conflict between Starcatcher’s Delight and Farmer’s Delight on Minecraft 1.21.1. Some shared fish tags can override the cutting recipes for vanilla salmon and cod, preventing their normal processing. The fix creates a dedicated tag for Starcatcher’s Delight recipes, removes salmon and cod from it, and updates the affected fillet recipe.Starcatcher fish continue to work as intended, including fish added through tag inheritance. It is server side compatible, requires Starcatcher, Starcatcher’s Delight, and Farmer’s Delight, and leaves original mod files untouched. On a BoxToPlay Minecraft server, it provides a cleaner, more reliable cooking experience.
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