Potency adds balance to the mod, only allowing a fixed amount of items to be used in a cauldron. The default max is 5, but this can be adjusted in the config (see the "max_potency" integer field). To disable this feature, set "max_potency" to a negative number in the config.

All recipes can now have the "potency" field which defaults to 0 if not present. Existing recipes have been modified to include "potency". If set to -1337, the potency field will use the held item's potency (only works for USE_ITEM). If the held item lacks a "potency" nbt tag, then the value "default_potion_potency" from the config is used.

Indicators have also been added for this feature. When a cauldron is at (or somehow above) max potency it will not have particle and sound effects. When there is still potency left, sounds and particles will come from the cauldron.

Another feature that was added is the ability to drop items into an active (bubbling) cauldron and have them interact. Now you can use droppers/dispensers for semi-automatic brewing!

Summary:

Revert to Minecraft 1.20.1
Adds "potency" (aka. mixing cap)
Adds potency related config
Adds visuals and audio to active potion cauldrons
Adds ability to drop items into cauldron and have them interact

Potioncraft v0.3.2

by Sploder12 on Mar 10, 2024

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Fixes cauldron not dropping when mined.

Potioncraft v0.3.1

by Sploder12 on Mar 7, 2024

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Properly Updates to 1.20.4

Added range based behaviors.
"MIN_LEVEL"
"MAX_LEVEL"
"MIN_HEAT"
"MAX_HEAT"

Potioncraft v0.3.0

by Sploder12 on Dec 31, 2023

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Massive rework to make the mod data-driven. See GitHub README for more info (once I update it).

Recipes can now be applied to any type of cauldron.

Converted existing recipes to data-driven format.
Added turtle shell support.

Fermented spider eye effect now data-driven.

Added Cauldron heating/chilling, by placing specific [data-driven] blocks under the cauldron.

Added the ability to tip arrows (8 per level).

Known bugs:

Tipped arrows display their custom effects as being 1/8 the duration
Using a brewing stand to make custom potions splash or lingering removes all effects.

These bugs are inherent to Minecraft itself which makes them rather tough to fix. [aka. these bugs are present in vanilla, reproducible via commands or nbt modification]