AgriCraft मॉड वहाँ बाहर हर फसल के लिए IC2 फसलों म्यूटेशन को लागू करना है

AgriCraft Mod (Agriculture in Minecraft)

AgriCraft Mod aims to implement IC2 crops mutations for every crop out there, using the configs it should be possible to configure any mutation from any mod you want while also adding some farming equipment. It should also be possible to plant and harvest any seed from any mod on AgriCraft crops (one known exception is infused seeds from Thaumic Tinkerer).

Features:

To maximize the synergy with other mods, there is a config file to blacklist seeds from being planted on crops as well as a config to override spreading chances for seeds (these files contain instructions how to do this).

You can also add in your own crops, first set the option to create custom crops to true in the main config.

Next the mod will generate a new file where you can specify your custom crops. This file also has instructions on how to specify the crops.

Next this mod has support for the MineFactory Reloaded harvester and Thaumcraft harvesting golems.

Meaning you can automate the harvesting of crops.

AgriCraft also has some world gen: it will generate greenhouses in villages containing random crops (as can be seen in the screenshots).

Finally the mod also provides some resource crops, these generate resources (gold nuggets, redstone dust, …). In order for these plants to grow, they need a base of the corresponding ore (as seen in the screenshots).

When AgriCraft detects other mods that add metals (aluminum, tin, copper, lead, …) it will also add in crops for that.

Both these features (greenhouses and resource crops) can be disabled in the config

How to install:

Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge and InfinityLib.

Locate the minecraft application folder.

On windows open Run from the start menu, type appdata and click Run.

On mac open finder, hold down ALT and click Go then Library in the top menu bar. Open the folder Application Support and look for Minecraft.

Place the mod you have just downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods folder.

When you launch Minecraft and click the mods button you should now see the mod is installed.