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[REQUEST] Craftable "Dragon's Breath" after the player eats something spicy
nupanick
I'm working on a data pack that adds substitute recipes for things that normally require the Nether or the End. For instance, an Elytra is crafted from feathers and wax.
I'd like to make it possible to get Dragon's Breath by eating something spicy. Minecraft has allium flowers. in real life, these are related to garlic. So maybe eating an allium should give you Dragon's Breath, if you're holding a bottle in your offhand.
How would I go about making this data pack? Is it possible to detect when the player eats a specific item?
I'd like to make it possible to get Dragon's Breath by eating something spicy. Minecraft has allium flowers. in real life, these are related to garlic. So maybe eating an allium should give you Dragon's Breath, if you're holding a bottle in your offhand.
How would I go about making this data pack? Is it possible to detect when the player eats a specific item?
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You can detect that using a hidden advancement that triggers a function that gives you dragons breath. However, if you've gpt an item not edible in vanilla, you'd have to do make them edible first.
Does minecraft even have spicy food
Nothing in vanilla I'd think of as spicy, but the recipes for various cooked foods are heavily 'hand-waved' so YMMV
The Fire Reistance suspicious stew does use allium (which the OP notes is related botnically to garlic) so that might be used to stretch a point…
(And there are plenty of added food mods, something which the OP may also be thinking of including)
The Fire Reistance suspicious stew does use allium (which the OP notes is related botnically to garlic) so that might be used to stretch a point…
(And there are plenty of added food mods, something which the OP may also be thinking of including)
Yeah, I guess potions might be something.
Fire Reistance potions require a magma cream, which is probably way spicier than an allium
Fire Reistance potions require a magma cream, which is probably way spicier than an allium
Good point, I'd not considered potions…
