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[Let's Do] Beachparty

Minecraft version1.20.11.21.1

[Let's Do] Beachparty 2.0.3, for Minecraft 1.20.1.

Take a break - build sandcastles, drink cocktails and enjoy your Minecraft Session.

The author's own description, out of the mod's manifest. Quoted, not paraphrased.

86items and blocks
80have their own page
6on the item table
51recipes
14advancements
64loot tables

Items

All 86 items and blocks — 80 have a page of their own, 6 are listed there as anchors. Which ones earn a page was decided once, in the cross-index, and is obeyed here rather than recomputed (D-022).

First 30 by name.

Progression

The mod's own advancement tree, as its author built it. The ordering is theirs; nothing here invents a progression (D-011).

  • Welcome to Beachparty! Thank you for downloading Beachparty
    • Mine! Mine! Mine! Collect all currently available Artifacts and Cocktails 19 items
    • It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere Place a Palm Bar
      • Shaken, Not Stirred Obtain any Cocktail 6 items
        • The Big Sip Collect all currently available Cocktails 6 items
    • No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem Enter a Beach Biome
      • Castles Made of Sand Build a sandcastle – then make it even bigger! 1 item
        • Sand Strong Reinforce your sandcastle by using a Water Bottle on it 1 item
      • She Sells Seashells Collect a Seashell 1 item
        • Now That’s What I Call Ancient! Obtain an Overgrown Disc 1 item
          • Summer Mixtape Collect all currently available Beachparty Music Discs 6 items
          • Beach Beats Place a Radio
      • Finders Keeper Obtain any Artifact 12 items
        • The Treasure of the Sandy Madre Collect all currently available Artifacts 12 items

Recipe types

TypeRecipes
minecraft:crafting_shaped34
beachparty:palm_bar_mixing6
beachparty:mini_fridge_freezing4
minecraft:crafting_shapeless3
minecraft:campfire_cooking1
minecraft:smelting1
minecraft:smithing_transform1
minecraft:smoking1

A recipe file always lives under its shipping mod's namespace, so cross-mod support shows up in the recipe type, never the directory.

Dependencies

What the JAR declares it needs, exactly as written. The range is what the modloader itself enforces; it is not resolved to a build, because a range is stable and a resolution is perishable (D-019).

ModDeclared range
architectury>=9.0.8 required
fabric* required
minecraft>=1.20 required