I came up with this last night when I was wanting to build with oxidized copper in my survival world, waiting for it to weather is a huge pain when you need a lot of it.
My solution is adding a new item: Salt
-You get salt by boiling water in a cauldron over a campfire, leave it for a bit and the water will evaporate, leaving behind a few salt items
-Salt can be used on copper blocks like honeycomb, but instead of locking its current state, it instantly progresses the block to its next state of weathering, at the cost of one salt per use.
And as someone who hates single use items I came up with another use, seasoning food.
-If you place any food in a crafting table with salt, you can make a seasoned version of that food
-Seasoned food will grant you more hunger points and saturation than its base form
There's probably more you can do with this item that I haven't thought of yet, I'd like to see how you guys think so far tho!!
by Consumer_Of_Butt
8 Comments
Minecraft already has enough salt, just go on any anarchy or competitive minigame server
Mmmmm salty bread
So you’re adding salt to inventory
I like this but what about if you could find salt in caves as well
how did you make this graphic?
Focaccia?
Could add salt blocks too. And maybe a new mini biome of salt flats and abandoned salt mines
No this doesn’t make sense unless it only worked with ocean water.