Fireproof Boats in All the Mons

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.4 guide

Fireproof Boats is included in this pack as version 1.21.1-1.0.4, so you can use it in your world without installing anything extra.^[1]

Unverified The name suggests the mod adds boats that can survive fire or lava, which could help with Nether travel. No available source confirms what it adds, how it works, or where it fits in the pack's progression.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.4 guide

This mod adds just four items, all of them boats: Crimson Boat, Warped Boat, and a chest version of each. Each one is made with a normal crafting recipe, so all you need to get started is a crafting table.^[2]

Step 1: Pick your wood and make a boat

There are two wood types, crimson and warped. Pick whichever you have more of and craft its plain boat first. The chest boats build on the matching plain boat, so making the regular boat first is always the right starting point.^[2]

Crimson BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Crimson Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_boat

Crimson version

Warped BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Warped Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_boat

Warped version

Step 2: Upgrade to a chest boat when you need storage

Once you have a plain boat, you can turn it into Crimsom Boat with Chest or Warped Boat with Chest. These are shapeless recipes, so the layout in the grid doesn't matter. The chest slot takes any wooden chest, which means modded wooden chests count too, not just the vanilla one.^[2]

Crimsom Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Crimson Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_chest_boat

Needs a Crimson Boat first

Warped Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Warped Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_chest_boat

Needs a Warped Boat first

Unverified The mod's name suggests these boats survive fire and lava and can be used on Nether lava lakes, but none of the available sources describe how the boats behave, so this could not be confirmed for this pack.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.4 guide

Fireproof Boats is a small mod, so there are no machines, multiblocks or power systems to learn here. In this pack it adds four items: the Crimson Boat, the Warped Boat, and a chest version of each, the Crimsom Boat with Chest and the Warped Boat with Chest.^[2]

Crafting the boats

The plain boats use shaped crafting recipes, and the chest versions use shapeless recipes that start from the matching plain boat. That means you craft the plain boat first and then upgrade it. For the chest step, any chest in the wooden chests tag works, so modded wooden chests from other mods in the pack should fit too.^[2]

Crimson BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Crimson Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_boat

Crimsom Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Crimson Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_chest_boat

Starts from a finished Crimson Boat.

Warped BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Warped Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_boat

Warped Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Warped Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_chest_boat

Starts from a finished Warped Boat.

The lava render option

The mod has one client config option, Client.changeLavaRenderType. It changes how lava is rendered to fix lava showing up inside your boat. This pack sets it to false, so the fix is off by default.^[3]

Unverified How the boats actually behave on lava (speed, buoyancy, whether you or the chest contents are protected from fire) is not covered by the available sources.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.4 guide

This mod keeps things simple: there's no big tech tree to climb. The pack has four items from it, split into two wood types, crimson and warped, and each wood type has a plain boat and a chest boat. Every one of them is made with a regular crafting recipe, so no machines are needed.^[2]

Step one: the plain boats

Start with the Crimson Boat or the Warped Boat. Both are shaped recipes built from their matching Nether wood. Pick whichever wood you have more of, since the two boats sit at the same tier.^[2]

Crimson BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Crimson Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_boat

Warped BoatMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

5 × Warped Planks

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_boat

Step two: the chest boats

The chest versions are the upgrade. The Crimsom Boat with Chest and Warped Boat with Chest are shapeless recipes that use the matching plain boat, so craft that boat first. The chest slot accepts any wooden chest in the tag, so you don't need one specific chest.^[2]

Crimsom Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Crimson Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:crimson_chest_boat

Warped Boat with ChestMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any wooden chest
• Warped Boat

Recipe id: fireproofboats:warped_chest_boat

1. Gather crimson or warped wood and craft the plain boat for that wood type.^[2]
2. Add a wooden chest to that boat in a shapeless recipe to get the chest variant.^[2]

Unverified The provided sources don't confirm how the boats behave in the pack, such as whether they survive lava or fire, or how much the chest variants can hold. Test this in game before you rely on a boat over lava.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.4 guide

Fireproof Boats only has one config option in this pack, and it's a client-side visual setting: Client.changeLavaRenderType. It won't change how the boats work or how they're crafted. It only changes how lava looks while you're riding one.^[3]

Lava render fix

This option changes how lava is rendered so that lava isn't visible inside your boat. Without it, lava can show up inside the boat while you're cruising across a lava lake. The catch is that the fix can cost you some performance, and the config itself recommends leaving it off on low-end systems.^[3]

This pack sets it to false, so the fix is off. If you see lava inside your boat, that's the reason. It's a visual quirk, not a bug in the boat.^[3]

Unverified The sources don't show the mod's default value for this option, so it's not confirmed whether the pack changed it or just kept the default.