Seasonal Integration

- Port to Minecraft 26.3 - Made Spawn's Rocky Shore biome a tropical biome - Added potted sweet berries from Spawn to the relevant fertility tags since I missed them initially. Full Changelog: https://github.com/The-Bernician-Lamb/Seasonal-Integration/compare/v1.6.2...v1.6.3

- Ported to Minecraft 26.2 - Added integration for the mod Spawn. - Added relevant biomes to the Tropical Biomes tag - Date trees are only fertile in Summer and Sunflower seeds are fertile in Spring as well. - Added Integration for the mod Windswept. - Added Flowering Savannas to the Tropical biomes tag. - Chestnut, Holly and pine trees are fertile in Winter as are wild berries. - Pine trees and wild berries are fertile in Spring. - Flowering Acacia trees are fertile in Summer. - Chestnut and Pine trees are fertile in Autumn. Thank you all for over 1 million downloads on Curseforge! I'm glad that so many of you are finding this datapack useful! There's more to come in the future so stay tuned! Full Changelog: https://github.com/The-Bernician-Lamb/Seasonal-Integration/compare/v1.6.1...v1.6.2

- Allowed river biomes from River Redux and Climate Rivers to spawn pike, flowering rushes and pickerelweed from Upgrade Aquatic. - Updated ecliptic seasons integration to include tags for biome colours. - This makes jungle biomes, desert biomes and the pale garden have stable colours that don't change between seasons. - This also makes savanna biomes have moonsoonal colours, meaning their colours only change between the wet season and the dry season. - This also makes swamp biomes have much more subtle colour changes between seasons. - Finally, this makes badlands biomes have colour changes more suited for hot biomes and makes icy and snowy biomes have colour changes more suited for cold biomes. Full Changelog:[ v1.6.0...v1.6.1](https://github.com/The-Bernician-Lamb/Seasonal-Integration/compare/v1.6.0...v1.6.1)

- Updated pack.mcmeta to allow the datapack to work on Minecraft 26.1. - Added Pam's Harvestcraft 2 Integration. (Trees and Crops) - Added Oh the biomes we've gone integration - This was already mostly done on their end I just added some things in that they had missed. - Added Climate Rivers integration. - Added broad compatibility for Ecliptic Seasons - This just covers biomes as I feel that Ecliptic seasons does a pretty good job of sorting crops themselves when in combination with this datapack and Serene Seasons API stub. - The aim of this is to ensure that biomes get the correct rainfall in the correct seasons so you don't get things like snow in jungles. - Currently this: - Tags all Icy and Snowy biomes as "cold" to make sure they get snowfall as much as possible. - Tags all tropical biomes as hot to make sure they don't get snowfall during winter. - Tags all savannas as "monsoonal" to make them have wet and dry seasons like in Serene Seasons. - Tags all deserts as "arid" to make them have very little rainfall. - Tags all jungles and swamps as "rainy" to make them have much more rain than most biomes. - Tags all badlands as "seasonal/hot" to make them have varied rainfall while still functioning as tropical biomes. - These changes add broad compatibility which should cover most mods out there without me needing to add direct compatibility (as long as mod authors have tagged their biomes correctly). - These changes differ from how I do things with Serene Seasons but this is intentional to fit in with how Ecliptic Seasons does things. - This is experimental and is subject to change or removal in the future if Ecliptic Seasons adds their own system for broad compatibility. - If you feel something doesn't seem right or needs changed in relation to this, then please open an issue on the Github issue tracker. For the best results with Ecliptic Seasons I recommend using this datapack alongside a mod called "Ecliptic Seasons API Stub" which makes this datapacks integrations with Serene Seasons work with Ecliptic Seasons too! (Link here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/serene-seasons-api-stub-ecliptic-seasons-bridge) I would also recommend turning off "No rain in deserts" and turning off "Regional Snow Timing" in Ecliptic Season's config but those are more a personal preference of mine. As a disclaimer: I will continue to primarily support Serene Seasons in the future and I am unlikely to add direct compatibility with Ecliptic Seasons in the near future but I will continue to support the broad compatibility that I have added in this update. Full Changelog: https://github.com/The-Bernician-Lamb/Seasonal-Integration/compare/v1.5.0...v1.6.0

This is a direct port of v1.5.0 to Minecraft 1.20. Please note: - I cannot guarantee support of 1.20 in the future. 1.21 will remain the focus for now. - If I do support this version in the future it will likely recieve very infrequent updates and will fall behind the 1.21 versions. - I will still take requests for integration for 1.20 mods just so long as they have 1.21+ versions or that they will getting one in the near future. Thank you and Enjoy!