Amendments in All the Mons

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Amendments tweaks vanilla blocks to give them more functionality and better visuals, without adding brand-new features. If you like vanilla builds and decorating, this is a quality-of-life and polish mod for you.^[1]

It started as a merge of several smaller mods: Carpeted Stairs, Better Lilypads, Better Jukeboxes and some Supplementaries features. That means you don't need to install those separately. The pack ships version 1.21-2.1.9 for NeoForge.^[1][2]

What it changes

• Cauldrons can store any liquid and mix potions and dyes. Clicking one tries to craft the item in your hand with the liquid inside. Cauldrons holding water or a potion can boil over a heat source, and boiling ones can hurt you.^[1]
• Lecterns get a new GUI when holding a Book and Quill, with an Ink Well button to cycle font colors and a Quill button to cycle fonts. They can also interact with hoppers.^[1]
• Lanterns have a new hand-held animation and can be hung on walls, where they swing with pendulum physics. This works with any lantern.^[1]
• Hanging signs can hold any item on both faces and swing with physics when attached to walls.^[1]
• Jukeboxes visually show the disc they are playing, and the disc spins. This works with any disc, modded or not.^[1]
• Carpets can be placed on slabs and stairs, and cakes can be stacked by placing two on top of each other.^[1]
• Mob skulls can be stacked in any combination and can have candles placed on top, which leave a wax overlay.^[1]
• Lilypads can have any block placed on them, and brewing stands color their potion bottles to match what they hold.^[1]

Where it fits in the pack

There is no progression gate here. It isn't a tech or magic chain you have to climb. The changes work as you play and make everyday vanilla blocks nicer to use and build with.^[1]

Unverified The sources don't show any quests or ATM Star path steps for this mod, and no in-jar guidebook was found. Any pack-specific config changes for it are unconfirmed.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 2.12 guide

Here's the good news: this mod adds no new items and no new recipes to craft. It tweaks vanilla blocks you already know, giving them more functionality and better visuals. Getting started just means making the vanilla blocks you'd build anyway and trying out what they can do now.^[1]

Try these first

1. Hold a lantern. You'll see a new 3D holding animation in both first and third person. You can also hang any lantern on a wall, where it swings with pendulum physics.^[1]
2. Set up a cauldron. It can store any liquid, and it can mix potions and dyes. Click it with an item in your hand and it tries to craft that item with the liquid inside.^[1]
3. Put a heat source under a cauldron holding water or a potion and it boils. Be careful: boiling cauldrons can deal boiling damage. Stepping into a cauldron with a splash or lingering potion applies that potion to you.^[1]
4. Decorate your base. Carpets and moss carpets can go on slabs and stairs. Banners and pots can go on ceilings. Hanging signs can hold any item on both faces.^[1]
5. Put a Book and Quill on a lectern for a new GUI. The Quill button cycles through fonts and the Ink Well button cycles through font colours. Lecterns can now work with hoppers too.^[1]

Small touches worth knowing

• Jukeboxes show the disc they are playing, and the disc spins while it plays. This works with any disc, modded or not.^[1]
• You can place any block on a lilypad. When you remove the block, the lilypad goes back to normal.^[1]
• Mob skulls can be stacked in any combination and can have candles on top, which leave a wax overlay on the skull.^[1]
• You can stack cakes by placing one on top of another, and vanilla cakes can be rotated.^[1]
• Brewing stands colour their bottles to match the potions inside.^[1]
• Bells visually connect to chains and ropes below them, and you can ring a bell by clicking the chain or rope.^[1]

Unverified The mod is very configurable, and this pack's config values aren't in the sources for this section. So it's not confirmed that every feature above is enabled in this pack. If something doesn't work, the pack may have turned it off.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 1.18 guide

Amendments doesn't add machines, multiblocks or power systems. Instead it reworks vanilla blocks you already know, giving them more functionality and better visuals without adding new features on top. So the core mechanics here are about how familiar blocks like cauldrons, lecterns and lanterns behave differently once the mod is installed.^[1]

The mod was created by merging several older mods: Carpeted Stairs, Better Lilypads, Better Jukeboxes and some Supplementaries features. If you remember any of those, you'll recognise a lot of what follows.^[1]

Cauldrons: fluids, mixing and boiling

The cauldron gets the biggest upgrade and is the closest thing the mod has to a fluid-handling system. An Amendments cauldron can store any liquid, not just water, lava and powder snow.^[1]

• You can use the cauldron to mix potions and to mix dyes.^[1]
• If you click the cauldron with an item, it tries to craft that item using the liquid inside, so the cauldron works like a simple crafting station.^[1]
• A cauldron holding water or a potion can boil if there's a heat source below it.^[1]
• Boiling cauldrons can deal boiling damage, so be careful where you walk.^[1]
• If you step into a cauldron holding a splash or lingering potion, that potion's effect is applied to you.^[1]

Cauldrons also get improved animations, with splash and bubble particles when something falls in, plus sounds that vanilla was missing. The model is improved too, with translucency and ambient occlusion.^[1]

Lecterns: writing tools and hopper automation

If you put a Book and Quill on a lectern, you get a new GUI with a Quill button and an Ink Well button. Click the Ink Well to cycle through the available font colours, and click the Quill to cycle through the available fonts.^[1]

For automation, the key change is that lecterns can now interact with hoppers.^[1]

Unverified The sources don't explain exactly how lecterns and hoppers interact, for example whether hoppers insert books, extract them, or both. Test it in your world before building a system around it.

Lanterns

Lanterns get a new 3D animation when you hold them, in both first and third person. You can also hang any lantern on a wall, and a hanging lantern swings with pendulum physics.^[1]

Hanging signs

Hanging signs can hold any item on both faces. With Supplementaries installed, they can also show banner patterns. A hanging sign attached to a wall swings with physics, and one attached to a fence, wall or similar block shows a visual connection to it.^[1]

Lilypads: placing blocks on water

You can place any block on a lilypad. The lilypad takes over the block below it, turning it into a waterlogged block, and changes back when you remove the block on top. The mod says it can be made to work with any lilypad, but it's still asking for feedback on that.^[1]

Stacking and placement tweaks

• Carpets, including moss carpets, can be placed on slabs and stairs.^[1]
• You can stack cakes by placing one on top of another, and this works with any cake. Vanilla cakes can also be rotated.^[1]
• Mob skulls can be stacked in any combination, and this works with any skull. You can place candles on top, and a candle leaves a wax overlay on the skull.^[1]
• Banners and pots can be placed on ceilings.^[1]

Visual feedback on other blocks

• Jukeboxes get a new model, show the disc they're playing, and spin the disc while it plays. This works with any disc, modded or not.^[1]
• Brewing stands colour their potion bottles to match what they're holding, so you can see what's inside at a glance.^[1]
• Bells can visually connect to chains and ropes below them, and you can ring a bell by clicking the chain or rope below it.^[1]

Configuration in this pack

Amendments is described as very configurable, and individual features can be disabled or tweaked.^[1]

Unverified No Amendments config files were available for this pack, so it's unconfirmed which of the features above are enabled here or whether any settings differ from the mod's defaults. It's also unconfirmed whether every listed feature, such as hanging sign support, exists in the mod version used for this Minecraft version.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

The pack data for Amendments covers a single recipe, so there is no tier breakdown to lay out here. That recipe is the Dragon Charge, a shapeless crafting recipe that the pack has changed from the mod's default.^[3]

Dragon ChargeChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• Obsidian
• Dragon Breath
• Gunpowder

Recipe id: amendments:dragon_charge

This is the pack's version of the Dragon Charge recipe, so use it instead of any default you may have seen elsewhere.

If you've seen a different Dragon Charge recipe on the mod's own pages or in other packs, don't follow it here. Craft it with the recipe above.^[3]

Amendments is built to be tweaked, and almost everything lives in one file: config/amendments-common.toml. Here are the options you're most likely to want to touch, and exactly how this pack has them set.^[4]

Cauldrons

The enhanced cauldron is on in this pack, so the extra crafting and mixing features all work. The mod page says cauldrons can mix potions and dyes, and will try to craft the item in your hand with the liquid they hold.^[1][4]

• cauldron.enhanced_cauldron, cauldron.hand_crafting and cauldron.in_world_crafting are all true. You can craft by clicking a cauldron or by throwing items into it.^[4]
• cauldron.potions_mixing is set to "ON". The other allowed values are OFF and ONLY_BOILING.^[4]
• cauldron.potion_mixing_limit is 8, the max number of effects in a mixed potion. This matches the mod default.^[4]
• cauldron.dye_recipes_per_layer is 4 and cauldron.potion_recipes_per_layer is 2. Both match the mod defaults. Each is a multiplier on the vanilla recipe amount for one cauldron layer.^[4]
• cauldron.dye_water is true, so you can dye cauldron water bedrock-style and mix the colors.^[4]
• cauldron.consistent_lava_layers is false. A dripstone drop fills a lava cauldron by a full bottle instead of a single layer like water.^[4]

The inverse potion table is also set in the pack. Speed and slowness are paired, as are haste and mining fatigue, strength and weakness, luck and unluck, and instant health and instant damage.^[4]

Fire charges and snowballs

• fireball.fire_charges_throwable and fireball.gravity are true, so fire and dragon charges can be thrown and have gravity.^[4]
• fireball.thrown_cooldown is 10 ticks, the mod default.^[4]
• fireball.fire_charges_dispenser_behavior is true, so dispensers shoot the gravity fire charges. The config notes this can break existing contraptions.^[4]
• fireball.deflectable is false, so you can't punch fire charges away.^[4]
• snowball.freeze_ticks is 35 ticks, the mod default.^[4]

Lanterns, torches and other quality-of-life options

• lantern.falling_lanterns is "OFF", so ceiling lanterns won't fall when their support breaks. You can switch it to ON or NO_FIRE.^[4]
• lantern.wall_lanterns is true. lantern.high_priority is also true, so wall lantern placement overrides other wall lantern placements. If another mod's block clicks misbehave, this is the one to disable.^[4]
• torch.torch_fire is true and torch.torch_fire_duration is 2 seconds (the mod default). torch.torch_fire_offhand is false.^[4]
• misc.dye_blocks is false, so right-clicking blocks with dye won't recolor them.^[4]
• misc.passenger_no_suffocation is false, so riders still take suffocation damage.^[4]
• bell.chain_ringing is true and bell.chain_length is 16, the mod default. You can ring a bell by clicking a chain connected to it.^[4]
• cake.double_cake, carpets.carpeted_stairs, mob_head.skull_piles and lectern.improved_screen are all true.^[4]

Unverified The pack's file doesn't show mod defaults for the true/false and ON/OFF options, such as lantern falling or block dyeing, so whether the pack changed any of them from the mod's own defaults is unverified.

All the Mons 1.3.0 ships Amendments 1.21-2.1.9 (the NeoForge jar). The mod has been in the pack since All the Mons 0.3.0-beta or earlier. The pack changelogs have no entries for this mod, so everything below comes from the mod's own changelogs, and they are short.^[5]

Mod changelog highlights

• 2.0.15: misc fixes, with no further detail given.^[6]
• 2.1.5: the changelog reads "improved boling state handling". It gives no more detail than that.^[7]
• 2.1.7: improved mod compatibility. The changelog doesn't say which mods.^[8]
• 2.1.9: fixes for issues #367 and #447, plus a new warning in chat when Enhanced Block Entities is installed. The changelog doesn't say what those issues were.^[9]