Carpet LIR Addition

Optional, vanilla-style survival mechanics for Fabric Carpet: renewable resources, crafting shortcuts, and block interactions. No custom machines or GUIs.

Every rule is disabled by default. Enable only the mechanics you want; some rules deliberately change survival balance.

Supported Minecraft versions

The published 1.1.0-beta.2 release provides 43 separate builds, covering Minecraft 1.14.4 through 26.2:

• 1.14.4
• 1.15–1.15.2, 1.16–1.16.5
• 1.17–1.17.1, 1.18–1.18.2
• 1.19–1.19.4, 1.20–1.20.6, 1.21–1.21.11
• 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2

Select the Beta 2 file for your exact Minecraft version. A JAR is not a universal cross-version build. These are release versions, not a claim of snapshot support.

Older versions intentionally have fewer features because the required vanilla blocks or items do not exist:

Leaves recipes also follow vanilla availability: mangrove from 1.19, cherry from 1.20, and pale oak from 1.21.4. Unsupported rules and recipes are omitted, not registered as nonfunctional options.

Installation and rule commands

Install matching versions of Fabric Loader, Fabric API, Fabric Carpet, and this mod. Put the correct JAR in the server's mods folder. Singleplayer works through the integrated server; installation on clients joining a modded server is optional.

On 1.17 and newer, use /carpet. For example:

/carpet renewableCalcite true

This enables the rule for the current session. To apply it now and keep it after a restart, use:

/carpet setDefault renewableCalcite true

To remove the saved override:

/carpet removeDefault renewableCalcite

On 1.14.4–1.16.5, the command root is /carpetlir, including its setDefault and removeDefault subcommands. Use a rule available on that version, for example:

/carpetlir setDefault renewableLeavesCrafting true

Changing server rules requires operator permission. Enabling one rule does not enable the others.

What each rule does

Use the rule names below with the command root for your version.

Calcite generator: exact setup

1. Enable renewableCalcite.
2. Put a bone block directly below the position where the lava will go.
3. Put a normal amethyst block against any horizontal side of that position, or directly above it.
4. Place lava there, or trigger a lava update after enabling the rule.

A simple side-by-side layout is:

Top layer:   [Amethyst block] [Lava -> Calcite]
Layer below:                  [Bone block]

No water is required. Use an amethyst block, not budding amethyst. The bone and amethyst blocks are not consumed. The rule does not scan the world or retroactively turn existing obsidian, basalt, or calcite into anything else; conversion runs when lava is placed or updated. With the rule disabled or either required block missing, this mod's calcite conversion does not run.

Notes, testing, and feedback

• Recipes can remain visible in recipe viewers even with their rule disabled. Actual crafting and smelting are checked on the server. A client recipe-book refresh may require reconnecting.
• Tool-switching and loot-prediction mods may not recognize runtime-only drop changes.
• This is a beta release. Build and test coverage varies by target: 1.14.4 and 26.x have focused runtime/GameTest coverage; intermediate versions have build, packaging, and server-smoke checks, but not equivalent full gameplay automation.
• This description documents the published Beta 2 files, not unreleased features on the development branch.
• English and Simplified Chinese are maintained manually. Other localizations are machine translated and may contain inaccurate terminology.

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For a bug report, include your exact Minecraft version, mod filename, Carpet/Fabric versions, enabled rules, reproduction steps, and relevant server log.