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{{ModuleInfobox|name=Boots of Ostara|icon=boots_of_ostara.png|creator=The8BitMonkey|compatible=[[Desire Lines]]|type=Stand Alone|versions=1.8}}
{{ModuleInfobox
| creator = The8BitMonkey
| type = Reliant
| versions = 1.8, 1.13+
| complementary = [[Desire Lines]], [[Better Armour Stands]]
| updater = Lue
| requires = [[Custom Crafters]]
}}


This module adds boots which will automatically plant crops from the player's inventory while walking over farmland, and convert dirt to grass.
This module adds boots which suppress the effects of the [[Desire Lines]] module, and can convert dirt into grass or moss blocks.


== Details ==
== Features ==
When the boots are equipped, the 9th (last) slot of the hotbar acts as a settings slot for the boots. Placing carrots, potatoes, beetroot seeds, or wheat seeds in this slot will cause the boots to automatically plant them as the player walks over farmland. This means you can harvest and plant crops in one pass. The crops will be removed from your inventory as they are planted. If a grass block is placed in the slot, dirt will be converted to grass, without consuming the grass block in the inventory.
[[File:Ostara grass growing.gif|thumb|Growing grass with the Boots of Ostara|alt=]]
If a '''held block''' is held in the main- or offhand, valid '''ground blocks''' will be converted beneath the player to the corresponding '''held block''', without consuming said block. Giving an armour stand a '''held block''' and a set of Boots of Ostara will produce the same effect.  


=== Technical Summary ===
Both players and armour stands can dual-wield '''held blocks''' with the Boots of Ostara. The block held in the mainhand will be applied first, followed by the block in the offhand. For example, a player wearing the Boots of Ostara walks over Stone while holding a Moss Block in the mainhand and a Grass Block in the offhand. The mainhand would turn the Stone into Moss Block, and the offhand would immediately turn the Grass Block into Grass Block.
The crops will be taken from elsewhere in the inventory before taking from the last slot. Boots of Ostara cannot be enchanted using an enchanting table, however enchantments can be applied to them from a book using an anvil. If the boots are renamed or recolored, they will lose their effects.
 
=== Blocks ===
Valid blocks, where a '''ground block''' will be converted to a '''held block''' if the Boots of Ostara wearer is holding that '''held block'''.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Ground Block
!Held Block
|-
|{{Cycle|{{Stack|Dirt}}{{Stack|Grass Block}}{{Stack|Podzol}}{{Stack|Coarse Dirt}}{{Stack|Mycelium}}{{Stack|Rooted Dirt}}{{Stack|Moss Block}}{{Stack|Mud}}{{Stack|Muddy Mangrove Roots}}}} Dirt-type blocks
|{{Stack|Grass Block}} Grass Block
|-
|{{Cycle|{{Stack|Dirt}}{{Stack|Grass Block}}{{Stack|Podzol}}{{Stack|Coarse Dirt}}{{Stack|Mycelium}}{{Stack|Rooted Dirt}}{{Stack|Moss Block}}{{Stack|Mud}}{{Stack|Muddy Mangrove Roots}}{{Stack|Stone}}{{Stack|Granite}}{{Stack|Diorite}}{{Stack|Andesite}}{{Stack|Tuff}}{{Stack|Deepslate}}}} Moss-replaceable blocks
|{{Stack|Moss Block}} Moss Block
|-
|{{Cycle|{{Stack|Dirt}}{{Stack|Coarse Dirt}}}} Dirt or Coarse Dirt
|{{Stack|Mycelium}} Mycelium
|-
|{{Stack|Netherrack}} Netherrack
|{{Stack|Crimson Nylium}} Crimson Nylium
|-
|{{Stack|Netherrack}} Netherrack
|{{Stack|Warped Nylium}} Warped Nylium
|}


=== Crafting ===
=== Crafting ===
The Boots of Ostara can be crafted in a [[Custom Crafters|Custom Crafter]] using leather boots, and some plant items.  The Grass Block and Moss Block can be interchanged.  The leather boots used in the crafting recipe will retain any enchantments, [[Metallurgy|shamirs]], lore, or other special properties when upgraded into Boots of Ostara.<ref name="flippers">Flippers from [[SCUBA Gear]] without a new name and be named "Flippers of Ostara".</ref>
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!Recipe ([[Custom Crafters|Custom Crafter]])
!Recipe ([[Custom Crafters|Custom Crafter]])
|-
|-
|Boots of Ostara (x1)
|Boots of Ostara
|1x Grass Block, 1x Leather Boots, 1x Potato, 1x Carrot, 1x Wheat Seeds
|Grass Block +
|
Leather Boots +
 
Moss Block +
 
Water Bucket +
 
Wheat Seeds
|{{Crafting
| Input = {{CraftingGrid
| | Wheat Seeds |
| {{Cycle|{{Stack|Moss Block}}{{Stack|Grass Block}}}} | Leather Boots | {{Cycle|{{Stack|Grass Block}}{{Stack|Moss Block}}}}
| | Water Bucket |
}}
| Output = {{CraftingCell
| gm4:Boots of Ostara
}}
}}
|}
|}


=== Compatibility ===
=== Compatibility ===
If the player is wearing Boots of Ostara, the effects of [[Desire Lines]] will not happen. For more information on Desire Lines please see the [[Desire Lines|main module page]].
If the player is wearing Boots of Ostara, the effects of [[Desire Lines]] will be suppressed.
 
In order for an armour stand to hold a block, the armour stand must have arms. The [[Better Armour Stands]] module provides a way to give an armour stand arms.
 
=== Technical Details ===
Combining the Boots of Ostara with other leather boots in a crafting table will convert them to normal leather boots.
 
The NBT of the leather boots used in the crafting recipe is copied to the resulting Boots of Ostara. Name<ref name="flippers" />, color, and model will only be overwritten if the leather boots did not already have these properties. The lore associated with Boots of Ostara will be prepended to the Lore tag instead of overwriting existing lore. All other tags such as enchantments, durability, and [[Metallurgy|shamirs]] will be copied directly.


=== Advancements ===
=== Advancements ===
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!Advancement
!Advancement
!Description
!Requirement
!Requirement
|-
|-
|Green Feet
|{{Advancement|gm4:Boots of Ostara|Green Feet|Wear the Boots of Ostara}}
|Wear the Boots of Ostara.
|Have the Boots of Ostara in your inventory
|Wear the Boots of Ostara
|}
|}


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!Version
!Date
!Date
!Version
!Change
!Change
|-
|-
| rowspan="3" |1.8
|04 Jun 2015
|04 Jun 2015
|1.0
|Released Boots of Ostara
|Released Boots of Ostara
|-
|-
|05 Jun 2015
|05 Jun 2015
|1.0
|Fixed a multiplayer bug that allowed crops to be planted on invalid blocks
|Fixed a bug relating to crops planting on invalid blocks in SMP.
|-
|-
|10 Jun 2015
|10 Jun 2015
|1.0
|Fixed a bug that only allowed Seeds to be planted
|Fixed bug where only seeds were planted
|-
| rowspan="4" |1.13
| rowspan="2" |19 Nov 2018
|Add beetroot to be plantable
|-
|Changed selection slot to offhand (from 9th hotbar slot)
|-
| rowspan="2" |04 Apr 2019
Update by [https://github.com/Gamemode4Dev/GM4_Datapacks/pull/114 Coolsa]
|Add nether wart to be plantable on soul sand
|-
|Armour Stands wearing the boots and holding a Grass Block will convert Dirt to Grass
|-
|1.15
|06 Feb 2020
|Optimized the module to use predicates, making it more lag friendly
|-
| rowspan="2" |1.16
| rowspan="2" |24 Apr 2021
Update by [https://github.com/Gamemode4Dev/GM4_Datapacks/pull/563 Lue]
|Removed crop-related functionality which was considered obsolete
|-
|Preserve NBT (enchantments, [[Metallurgy|shamir]], lore, etc.) of the Leather Boots used in the crafting recipe
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1.17
| rowspan="2" | 14 Oct 2021
| Updated crafting recipe to include Moss instead of Potatoes and Carrots
|-
| Added Moss spreading
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1.21
| rowspan="2" | 16 Sep 2024
Update by [https://github.com/Gamemode4Dev/GM4_Datapacks/pull/1042 catter1]
|Players and Armor Stands can now properly dual-wield, with mainhand applied first
|-
|Added Mycelium, Crimson Nylium, and Warped Nylium spreading
|-
|-
|unreleased
|3.0
|Updated for 1.13. Beetroot can be planted now.
|}
|}
{{References}}


== Previous Versions ==
== Previous Versions ==
=== MC 1.8 Version ===
The MC 1.8 Version used the last slot of the hotbar for the settings slot rather than the offhand (which did not exist in this MC version). This version also did not have the feature of planting beetroot or nether wart. Armour stands did not have the ability to replace dirt with grass in this version.
[[File:Ostara carrot planting.gif|Planting carrots with the Boots of Ostara|alt=|frame]]
=== MC 1.13-1.16 Versions ===
Until a certain point after MC 1.16 was released, Boots of Ostara had the ability to automatically place the crop held in the player's offhand on farmland. This ability was removed as [[Pig Tractors]] does a better job of implementing this feature.
Additionally, older versions of the module would reset the durability, enchantments, custom model, and other NBT tags when upgraded into Boots of Ostara.


=== MC 1.8 Version ===
{{Modules List/Custom Crafters}}
The MC 1.8 Version (v1.0), did not have advancements. Additionally, this version did not have the feature of planting beetroot, as the item was not in the game.
[[Category:All Modules]]
[[Category:Reliant Modules]]

Latest revision as of 15:09, 19 September 2024

Boots of Ostara
Module TypeReliant
Created byThe8BitMonkey
Last Updated byLue
Required ModulesCustom Crafters
Complementary ModulesDesire Lines, Better Armour Stands
Compatible MC Versions1.8, 1.13+

This module adds boots which suppress the effects of the Desire Lines module, and can convert dirt into grass or moss blocks.

Features

Growing grass with the Boots of Ostara

If a held block is held in the main- or offhand, valid ground blocks will be converted beneath the player to the corresponding held block, without consuming said block. Giving an armour stand a held block and a set of Boots of Ostara will produce the same effect.

Both players and armour stands can dual-wield held blocks with the Boots of Ostara. The block held in the mainhand will be applied first, followed by the block in the offhand. For example, a player wearing the Boots of Ostara walks over Stone while holding a Moss Block in the mainhand and a Grass Block in the offhand. The mainhand would turn the Stone into Moss Block, and the offhand would immediately turn the Grass Block into Grass Block.

Blocks

Valid blocks, where a ground block will be converted to a held block if the Boots of Ostara wearer is holding that held block.

Ground Block Held Block
Dirt-type blocks Grass Block
Moss-replaceable blocks Moss Block
Dirt or Coarse Dirt Mycelium
Netherrack Crimson Nylium
Netherrack Warped Nylium

Crafting

The Boots of Ostara can be crafted in a Custom Crafter using leather boots, and some plant items. The Grass Block and Moss Block can be interchanged. The leather boots used in the crafting recipe will retain any enchantments, shamirs, lore, or other special properties when upgraded into Boots of Ostara.[1]

Item Ingredients Recipe (Custom Crafter)
Boots of Ostara Grass Block +

Leather Boots +

Moss Block +

Water Bucket +

Wheat Seeds

Compatibility

If the player is wearing Boots of Ostara, the effects of Desire Lines will be suppressed.

In order for an armour stand to hold a block, the armour stand must have arms. The Better Armour Stands module provides a way to give an armour stand arms.

Technical Details

Combining the Boots of Ostara with other leather boots in a crafting table will convert them to normal leather boots.

The NBT of the leather boots used in the crafting recipe is copied to the resulting Boots of Ostara. Name[1], color, and model will only be overwritten if the leather boots did not already have these properties. The lore associated with Boots of Ostara will be prepended to the Lore tag instead of overwriting existing lore. All other tags such as enchantments, durability, and shamirs will be copied directly.

Advancements

Advancement Requirement
Green Feet
Wear the Boots of Ostara
 Have the Boots of Ostara in your inventory

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History

Version Date Change
1.8 04 Jun 2015 Released Boots of Ostara
05 Jun 2015 Fixed a multiplayer bug that allowed crops to be planted on invalid blocks
10 Jun 2015 Fixed a bug that only allowed Seeds to be planted
1.13 19 Nov 2018 Add beetroot to be plantable
Changed selection slot to offhand (from 9th hotbar slot)
04 Apr 2019

Update by Coolsa

Add nether wart to be plantable on soul sand
Armour Stands wearing the boots and holding a Grass Block will convert Dirt to Grass
1.15 06 Feb 2020 Optimized the module to use predicates, making it more lag friendly
1.16 24 Apr 2021

Update by Lue

Removed crop-related functionality which was considered obsolete
Preserve NBT (enchantments, shamir, lore, etc.) of the Leather Boots used in the crafting recipe
1.17 14 Oct 2021 Updated crafting recipe to include Moss instead of Potatoes and Carrots
Added Moss spreading
1.21 16 Sep 2024

Update by catter1

Players and Armor Stands can now properly dual-wield, with mainhand applied first
Added Mycelium, Crimson Nylium, and Warped Nylium spreading

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Flippers from SCUBA Gear without a new name and be named "Flippers of Ostara".

Previous Versions

MC 1.8 Version

The MC 1.8 Version used the last slot of the hotbar for the settings slot rather than the offhand (which did not exist in this MC version). This version also did not have the feature of planting beetroot or nether wart. Armour stands did not have the ability to replace dirt with grass in this version.

Planting carrots with the Boots of Ostara

MC 1.13-1.16 Versions

Until a certain point after MC 1.16 was released, Boots of Ostara had the ability to automatically place the crop held in the player's offhand on farmland. This ability was removed as Pig Tractors does a better job of implementing this feature.

Additionally, older versions of the module would reset the durability, enchantments, custom model, and other NBT tags when upgraded into Boots of Ostara.

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