Farmer’s Cutting Biomes O’ Plenty Data Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Do I need Farmer's Delight AND Biomes O' Plenty for this to work?
Yes, this data pack requires both mods to be installed. It creates recipes that connect Farmer's Delight cutting boards with Biomes O' Plenty items, so without either mod the recipes won't exist.
What wood types from Biomes O' Plenty can I chop?
You can chop any custom wood log or wood block added by Biomes O' Plenty on a cutting board. Each wood type will give you bark, stripped wood, or planks depending on the recipe.
How do I get extra dye from flowers?
Place a small one-block tall flower from Biomes O' Plenty on a cutting board, then use a knife to slice it. You'll get extra dye compared to just crafting or smelting the flower normally.
Can I chop Rose Quartz blocks on the cutting board?
Yes, large Rose Quartz blocks can be placed on a cutting board and sliced with a knife to break them down into smaller Rose Quartz chunks.
What knife do I need to use?
Use any knife from Farmer's Delight. Right-click the cutting board while holding the knife to slice the item on top.
Does this data pack work with other biome mods?
No, this data pack is specifically designed for Biomes O' Plenty items only. Items from other biome mods won't have cutting board recipes.
Can I automate the cutting board with this mod?
Automation depends on Farmer's Delight's own cutting board mechanics. This data pack only adds new recipes; it doesn't change how the cutting board functions with hoppers or other automation.
Why aren't the Biomes O' Plenty flowers showing up on my cutting board?
Make sure the flower is placed directly on top of the cutting board and is a small one-block tall flower. Some larger flowers or decorative blocks may not be supported by the recipes.
Do I get the same output every time I chop the same item?
Yes, each supported item has a fixed recipe that always produces the same materials when cut. The output is consistent.
Will this data pack cause lag or performance issues?
No, this is a lightweight data pack that only adds recipes. It doesn't add new blocks, entities, or systems that would impact performance.