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**Now also as a NeoForge mod.** The same pack as the data pack download, without any extra code - put the file into `mods/`. Run on a real Minecraft 26.3 NeoForge server: all five crops replant after harvesting. The same server without the file replants none.

**Now also as a Fabric mod.** The same pack as the data pack download, without any extra code - put the file into `mods/`. Needs the Fabric API. Run on a real Minecraft 26.3 Fabric server: all five crops replant after harvesting. The same server without the file replants none.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

**Swift Harvest for the older Minecraft versions.** Until now the only download below 1.21.9 was version 1.0 - and that one never worked: its folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`, so Minecraft never found them. It also claimed to support 55 game versions, which no single data pack can. This release replaces it properly: one download per data format, each checked on a real server of that version. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart all replant themselves, and exactly one seed is taken from the drop. Nothing changed for 1.21.9 and newer.

Compatibility update for Minecraft 26.3 Pre-Release 3. The data pack format number changes with every 26.3 pre-release (119 -> 120 -> 121). This build declares the whole range, so the pack no longer shows up as incompatible on the newest pre-release. No gameplay changes. Tested on a real server running 26.3-pre-3.

Compatibility fix for Minecraft 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. Those two versions still use data pack format 88, while 1.21.11 uses 94. The previous build declared 94 only, so it was flagged as incompatible on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. This build covers the whole range. No gameplay changes. Tested on a real 1.21.9 server.

**Complete rewrite. Version 1.0 did not work at all.** The old version's folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`; Minecraft only reads `function/` and `.mcfunction`. It had no function tags, so nothing would have started even with the right names, and its tool check used an NBT path called `Dimensions` that does not exist. A test server reported `Unknown function harvest:tick`. **What changed about the idea, and why** The original promise was right-click harvesting. That is not possible in a datapack. A datapack can only react to events the game reports, and right-clicking a crop in vanilla does nothing at all, so nothing is reported. Verified on a real 26.2 server with a real mouse click against every candidate advancement trigger (`item_used_on_block`, `any_block_use`, `default_block_use`): placing a torch on stone fires two of them, right-clicking ripe wheat fires none. That is why every "right click harvest" project on Modrinth is a mod. 2.0.0 hooks the moment that *is* reported - the harvest itself: - Break a grown crop and it is replanted immediately - Exactly **one** item from the drop is used; you keep the rest - Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart - Any tool or bare hands; Fortune still works normally - No farm scanning and no per-player raycast - the pack only looks at dropped items, so an idle server does no work Tested on real servers on 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 pre-2, every crop checked individually, including that the seed count goes down by exactly one.

**Complete rewrite. Version 1.0 did not work at all.** The old version's folder was called `funktions` and its files ended in `.mcfunktion`; Minecraft only reads `function/` and `.mcfunction`. It had no function tags, so nothing would have started even with the right names, and its tool check used an NBT path called `Dimensions` that does not exist. A test server reported `Unknown function harvest:tick`. **What changed about the idea, and why** The original promise was right-click harvesting. That is not possible in a datapack. A datapack can only react to events the game reports, and right-clicking a crop in vanilla does nothing at all, so nothing is reported. Verified on a real 26.2 server with a real mouse click against every candidate advancement trigger (`item_used_on_block`, `any_block_use`, `default_block_use`): placing a torch on stone fires two of them, right-clicking ripe wheat fires none. That is why every "right click harvest" project on Modrinth is a mod. 2.0.0 hooks the moment that *is* reported - the harvest itself: - Break a grown crop and it is replanted immediately - Exactly **one** item from the drop is used; you keep the rest - Wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart - Any tool or bare hands; Fortune still works normally - No farm scanning and no per-player raycast - the pack only looks at dropped items, so an idle server does no work Tested on real servers on 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 pre-2, every crop checked individually, including that the seed count goes down by exactly one.