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Compostables

A Minecraft Fabric mod that extends composting functionality by making 62 additional organic items compostable, including meat, dyes, stews, and other processed organic materials.

🌱 About

Because it should be in real life! This mod makes composting more realistic by allowing you to compost organic items that logically should decompose, including rotten flesh, spider eyes, eggs, meat, fish, soil blocks, and chorus fruits.

✨ Features

  • 62 New Compostable Items - From dead bushes (10%) to processed organic materials (100%)
  • Balanced Progression - Each item has carefully balanced composting chances
  • Villager Compatibility - Farmer villagers will pick up and compost the new items
  • Server-Side Only - No client installation required
  • Lightweight - Minimal performance impact

📦 Installation

Requirements

  • Minecraft 1.21.5+
  • Fabric Loader 0.16.14+
  • Fabric API

Download

  1. Download the mod JAR file
  2. Place it in your mods folder
  3. Start Minecraft!

🗂️ New Compostable Items (62 Total)

ChanceItemsCount
10%Dead Bush1
20%Dirt Path1
30%Grass Block, Rooted Dirt, Muddy Mangrove Roots, Turtle Egg, Sniffer Egg, Sculk Vein6
35%Bamboo1
50%Podzol, Chorus Fruit, Chorus Plant, Rabbit's Foot4
65%Spider Eye, Mycelium, Nylium Blocks, Popped Chorus Fruit, Egg, Blue Egg, Brown Egg7
75%Poisonous Potato, Chorus Flower2
100%All Raw Meat, All Cooked Meat, All Fish, All Stews, All 16 Dyes, Bamboo Block, Rotten Flesh, Fermented Spider Eye40

🧑‍🌾 Farmer Villagers

Farmer villagers will now pick up and compost:

  • All portable organic items (42 items)
  • Raw and cooked meat/fish
  • All dyes and stews
  • Chorus fruits and flowers
  • Eggs and organic waste

Note: Farmers cannot pick up soil blocks, but players can manually compost them.

📖 Documentation

Visit our Wiki for:

  • Complete item list with composting chances
  • Installation guides
  • Usage tips and automation ideas
  • Technical details

🤝 Support

📄 License

This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.


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