Overweight Farming Mod FAQ

It is produced through one of the mod's crafting recipes (shaped or shapeless) using the mod's own ingredients. Once crafted, it places as a full block in the world.

Vegetable Compost is a placeable block added by the mod. It is obtained via a crafting recipe and can be placed in the world like any other block.

Vegetable Peels are an item produced through one of the mod's crafting recipes. They are used as an ingredient in other recipes, such as Vegetable Compost.

It is crafted via a shaped or shapeless recipe from the mod's ingredients. The result is a placeable block.

They are three separate blocks in the mod, each with its own crafting recipe. Waxed Seeded Peeled Melon, Waxed Seedless Peeled Melon, and Waxed Half Seeded Peeled Melon are distinct registry entries.

Use the mod's crafting recipe for it, which is either shaped or shapeless depending on the entry. The output is the Waxed Seedless Peeled Melon block.

It is made through a crafting recipe added by the mod. Place the result as a block once crafted.

No, Vegetable Peels are an item, not a block. Only the Overweight Golden Apple Block, Vegetable Compost, and the three Waxed Peeled Melon variants are placeable blocks.

The mod adds four shapeless crafting recipes and two shaped crafting recipes. All six registry entries are obtained through these recipes.

It is registered as a block, not a food item. It is placed in the world rather than eaten.

Six total registry entries: three items (Vegetable Compost is a block, so items are Vegetable Peels plus the melon-related entries) and the placeable blocks. Specifically: Overweight Golden Apple Block, Vegetable Compost, Vegetable Peels, Waxed Half Seeded Peeled Melon, Waxed Seeded Peeled Melon, and Waxed Seedless Peeled Melon.

The mod is distributed for the Java Edition modding ecosystem based on its registry and recipe structure. Bedrock uses a different add-on format, so the Java mod files will not load there.