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{{Unreleased}}{{ModuleInfobox|name=Ambrosia|creator=Sparks Bloo SpecialBuilder32|type=Reliant|versions=1.14|requires=[[Liquid Tanks]]}} | {{Unreleased}}{{ModuleInfobox|name=Ambrosia|creator=Sparks Bloo SpecialBuilder32|type=Reliant|versions=1.14|requires=[[Liquid Tanks]]}} | ||
This Bees Module adds beehives, beeswax and honey | This Bees Module adds beehives, beeswax and honey, altering the early and mid-game aspects of Minecraft by negating natural regeneration. Not to be confused with [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Bee Minecraft 1.15 Bees]. | ||
==Getting Started== | ==Getting Started== | ||
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=== Producing Honey === | === Producing Honey === | ||
The next thing to do is to plant small flowers near the hive. The hive will check for blocks in a 7x7 and 3 high area centered at the hive. The more flowers you place, the more bees that will spawn to produce honey. However, bees also need air around the hive to create honey. The optimal ratio of flowers to air blocks is about 1:1, but this is not an exact ratio. | The next thing to do is to plant small flowers near the hive. The hive will check for blocks in a 7x7 and 3 high area centered at the hive. The more flowers you place, the more bees that will spawn to produce honey. However, bees also need air around the hive to create honey. The optimal ratio of flowers to air blocks is about 1:1, but this is not an exact ratio. | ||
[[File:Wax repairing.png|thumb|509x509px|Example of reducing the repair cost of a tool]] | |||
To collect honey from the hive, place empty bowls (in stacks of 1) into the bee hive, and the bowls will eventually fill with honey to create a Honey Bowl. Alternatively, leaving the hive empty will produce raw honey combs which can be extracted for honey using a [[Liquid Tanks|Liquid Tank]] and can fill up empty bottles into Honey Bottles. Honey Bowls can be consumed directly for 30 seconds of regeneration, while Honey Bottles will give 6 minutes and 40 seconds of regeneration. Alternatively, you can stand directly under a Honey tank to consume honey equal to one bottle. | To collect honey from the hive, place empty bowls (in stacks of 1) into the bee hive, and the bowls will eventually fill with honey to create a Honey Bowl. Alternatively, leaving the hive empty will produce raw honey combs which can be extracted for honey using a [[Liquid Tanks|Liquid Tank]] and can fill up empty bottles into Honey Bottles. Honey Bowls can be consumed directly for 30 seconds of regeneration, while Honey Bottles will give 6 minutes and 40 seconds of regeneration. Alternatively, you can stand directly under a Honey tank to consume honey equal to one bottle. | ||
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=== Larvae === | === Larvae === | ||
[[File:Bee Hive.jpg|thumb|446x446px|A Bee Hive with the maximum flowers around it]] | |||
Larvae drop from oak leaves when broken by players. When a leaf is broken, there's a chance that 1-2 larvae will drop; this chance can be increased by using a Fortune tool. The larvae will have their birth time stored, which is important when using them to create bee hives. Larvae will become inactive after one moon cycle. Larvae can also be used as white dye. | Larvae drop from oak leaves when broken by players. When a leaf is broken, there's a chance that 1-2 larvae will drop; this chance can be increased by using a Fortune tool. The larvae will have their birth time stored, which is important when using them to create bee hives. Larvae will become inactive after one moon cycle. Larvae can also be used as white dye. | ||
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=== Honey === | === Honey === | ||
[[File:Honey tank full.png|thumb|507x507px|Full Honey Tank]] | |||
Consuming honey will give the player the regeneration effect. There are three ways to consume honey. | Consuming honey will give the player the regeneration effect. There are three ways to consume honey. | ||