Burnt Basic (Just the burn) v1.0
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Timeless and Classics Zero (TaCZ) [Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.19.2, 1.18.2]
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Description
Features
- Flint and steel can ignite blocks
- Flame-enchanted bows can start fires with their arrows
- Fire Barrels provide another way to create a blaze
- Flaming arrows can turn creepers into an explosive fire starter
- Lava will ignite nearby flammable blocks
- Lightning can start fires naturally
- Burning blocks can smolder, catch fire, spread flames, and eventually burn away
- Fires produce smoke, embers, and ash
- Large smoke clouds remain visible from a distance
- Wind influences both the direction and strength of spreading flames
- Flags help you see which way the wind is blowing
- Climate matters: Fires grow stronger in hot, dry biomes and stay smaller in cold or wet conditions
- Fire extinguishers can be found or crafted
- Wind charges put out burning areas
- Iron golems assist when villages catch fire
- Rain helps slow the flames
- Fire settings can be adjusted through the configuration
Features
- Flint and steel can ignite blocks
- Flame-enchanted bows can start fires with their arrows
- Fire Barrels provide another way to create a blaze
- Flaming arrows can turn creepers into an explosive fire starter
- Lava will ignite nearby flammable blocks
- Lightning can start fires naturally
- Burning blocks can smolder, catch fire, spread flames, and eventually burn away
- Fires produce smoke, embers, and ash
- Large smoke clouds remain visible from a distance
- Wind influences both the direction and strength of spreading flames
- Flags help you see which way the wind is blowing
- Climate matters: Fires grow stronger in hot, dry biomes and stay smaller in cold or wet conditions
- Fire extinguishers can be found or crafted
- Wind charges put out burning areas
- Iron golems assist when villages catch fire
- Rain helps slow the flames
- Fire settings can be adjusted through the configuration
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