MachinaPlanter

MachinaPlanter

MachinaPlanter is a machina that can make dirt and grass into farmland and plant seeds in rows. It can also harvest fully grown crops.

Features:

  • Tills dirt and grass into farmland
  • Can plant seeds.
  • Can use bonemeal on planted seeds.
  • Can plant nether warts in soul sand.
  • Can harvest wheat, pumpkins, melons and nether warts (configurable)
  • Uses a hoe for durability.

How to make a planter

Materials:

  • 1 Gold Block
  • 1 Brick Block
  • 1 Lever
  • 1 Chest
  • 1 Furnace
  • 1 Iron Bars
  • Fences
  • Wood Blocks

The planter has two rails that cover a rectangle.

Note: The water is not required but keeps the farmland from decaying.

A planter

Lower Rail

The chest determines the direction of the lower rail. It determines which rows will be planted. A block in the rail means seeds will be planted in that row. A fence means that the row will only be tilled to farmland.

Upper Rail

The furnace determines the direction of the upper rail. It will move along the lower rail and contains the head of the machine that will till grass and dirt, plant seeds and harvest crops.

Required items

Required items for the planter

The planter needs seeds to plant and a hoe in the furnace or in the chest. The hoe's durability will be used for tilling soil, planting seeds and harvesting. If a hoe breaks, and there is another in the chest, it will continue with the next. If there is bonemeal in the chest, it will be used to instantly grow the planted seed to its final stage.

An active planter

Permissions

permissions:
    machinaplanter.*:
        children:
            machinaplanter.all: true
    machinaplanter.all:
        description: Gives full access to using a planter.
        children:
            machinaplanter.activate: true
            machinaplanter.harvest: true
    machinaplanter.activate:
        description: Allows activating a planter.
        default: op
    machinaplanter.harvest:
        description: Allows the planter to harvest crops in addition to tilling soil and planting seeds.
        default: op

Configuration

If you've run the plugin at least once, see the config.yml file in the plugin's subdirectory.


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