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Thi suggestion is a fairly simple one and people who have played the game using the
"Pam's Harvest Craft" mod may already know of this feature... For those who haven't
and think that features from mods should be barred from all things regarding vanilla MC...
Don't worry! This mechanic technically already exists in the base game. Take a look at
the berry bushes. ^^
So essentially I would like to have this option of harvesting my crops by just looking at
my fully grown crop and pressing the right mouse button to receive my wheat and three
instead of four seeds, since the last seed was used to automatically replant the harvested
crop. You know? Instead of punching the wheat via left mouse click and manually having
to replant the seeds with the right mouse button... while in some cases having to rummage
through my inventory because I've already used up the stack of seeds on my hotbar...
Yeah I'm too lazy and would like some convinience when it comes to farming.
Thi suggestion is a fairly simple one and people who have played the game using the
"Pam's Harvest Craft" mod may already know of this feature... For those who haven't
and think that features from mods should be barred from all things regarding vanilla MC...
Don't worry! This mechanic technically already exists in the base game. Take a look at
the berry bushes. ^^
So essentially I would like to have this option of harvesting my crops by just looking at
my fully grown crop and pressing the right mouse button to receive my wheat and three
instead of four seeds, since the last seed was used to automatically replant the harvested
crop. You know? Instead of punching the wheat via left mouse click and manually having
to replant the seeds with the right mouse button... while in some cases having to rummage
through my inventory because I've already used up the stack of seeds on my hotbar...
Yeah I'm too lazy and would like some convinience when it comes to farming.