Iron Oak now runs on **Minecraft 26.3**. This is a port, not a feature update — the same mod as `1.3.0+26.2`, rebuilt for 26.3. That is why the version stays `1.3.0`. ## Minecraft 26.3 - Built for **26.3** with Fabric Loader 0.19.5 and Fabric API 0.160.7. - **Requires Java 25.** - Works on a dedicated server as well as in single player. ## Still on 26.1 or 26.2? **Stay on `1.3.0+26.2`.** This build will not load on 26.2 — Minecraft 26.3 reshaped the worldgen feature API, so the jar genuinely needs 26.3. Nothing is missing from the 26.2 build; it is the same mod, and it stays available and maintained. Same for the older lines: **1.21.11** → `1.3.0+1.21.11`, **1.21.1** → `1.3.0+1.21.1`. ## Under the hood Nothing a player will notice, listed so the change is not mistaken for a behaviour change: 26.3 collapsed `ConfiguredFeature` into `Feature`, which meant rewriting all six tree generators, and `cookingtime` became a required field on cooking recipes — the burning and washing recipes now state it explicitly at the same 200 ticks they always used. The infused-tree growth path was walked in-game before release.

Iron Oak for **Minecraft 1.21.1**. This is a port, not a feature update — the same mod as `1.3.0+1.21.11`, built for 1.21.1. That is why the version stays `1.3.0`. ## Minecraft 1.21.1 - Built for **1.21.1** with Fabric Loader 0.19.3 and Fabric API 0.116.15. - **Requires Java 21.** - Works on a dedicated server as well as in single player. ## On another Minecraft version? Same mod, nothing missing: - **26.1 / 26.2** → `1.3.0+26.2` (needs Java 25) - **1.21.11** → `1.3.0+1.21.11` ## A note on 1.21 This build is announced for **1.21.1 only**, not plain 1.21. It is compiled against Fabric API 0.116.15, and the newest Fabric API for 1.21 itself is from 2024 — far enough apart that we are not claiming it works without testing it. If you play 1.21 and want it supported, open an issue.

Iron Oak now runs on **Minecraft 26.1 and 26.2**. This is a port, not a feature update — you get exactly the same mod as `1.3.0+1.21.11`, built for the new Minecraft versions. That is why the version stays `1.3.0`. ## Minecraft 26.1 and 26.2 - Built for **26.2** with Fabric Loader 0.19.3 and Fabric API 0.158.0, and tested in-game on **26.1.2** as well. Announced for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2. - **Requires Java 25.** The 1.21.x builds need Java 21, so if the game refuses to start after updating, this is almost certainly why. - Works on a dedicated server as well as in single player. ## Still on an older Minecraft? Nothing here is missing from those builds — they are the same mod: - **1.21.11** → `1.3.0+1.21.11` - **1.21.1** → `1.3.0+1.21.1` ## Under the hood Nothing a player will notice, listed only so the change is not mistaken for a behaviour change: the Fabric API surface was renamed in 26.1, cooking recipes moved to a new serializer shape, and the cutout render layer for saplings and the fire bowl now lives in the block models instead of in code.

Iron Oak now runs on **Minecraft 1.21.11**. The last public release ran on 1.19, so this is a big jump — worth reading the two notes at the bottom before you update a world. ## Minecraft 1.21.11 - Built for **Minecraft 1.21.11** with Fabric Loader 0.19.3 and Fabric API 0.141.6. - **Requires Java 21.** 1.19 needed Java 17, so if the game refuses to start after updating, this is almost certainly why. - Works on a dedicated server as well as single player. ## Fire bowl fixes - **A flaming arrow lights the bowl again.** Shooting a fire arrow into an unlit bowl did nothing before; it now lights it, like a campfire. - **The cooking time is consistent.** Depending on how a log got into the bowl — by hand or through a hopper — it could burn for three different lengths of time. Every log now takes the duration its recipe says. - **The five-second window survives a reload.** An idle bowl is supposed to stay lit for about five seconds after its last log and then go out. That countdown restarted every time the chunk reloaded, so a bowl at the edge of your loaded area could stay lit indefinitely. It now picks up where it left off. Existing worlds load fine — a bowl saved before this release simply starts its countdown fresh. ## Notes before you update **Licence.** From this release on, Iron Oak is under the **Iron Oak License 1.0**, not MIT. Modpack use is explicitly granted — you may include it in a public or private modpack without asking. What needs asking is redistributing it as a standalone download or republishing it under another name. Releases up to and including `1.2.1+1.20.4` were MIT and stay MIT. **The 1.19 line.** 1.19 stays on the versions page but is no longer developed. There is no 1.20.4 release: that version existed only in the source tree on the way here. ## Gameplay Unchanged. Infuse a sapling with ore-infused bone meal, grow it, cut it, burn the logs in a fire bowl for ash, wash the ash for shreds, nine shreds to a raw ore. Six wood types times three metals, as before. If you are new, the README walks the whole loop with pictures.

**Features** - Add iron, copper and gold infused variants for dark oaks, spruce, acacia, jungle and birch trees. - Compatibility with Minecraft 1.19 and 1.18.2

**Features** - Add gold infused oaks - Add copper infused oaks - Automate the fire bowl with hoppers **Fixes / Other** - Update to final 1.18 - Limit fire bowl item stack to 1 - Implement recipe for `iron_oak:washing`