It'll give you some useful information about said plant. To make this, you need a Book and Quill, some seeds of any type, and some crops. You're probably also going to want to want an Agricultural Journal to write down your findings. To do this, we need a Seed Analyzer, which requires some basic materials: Wood, Wood Slab, Stone Slab, Sticks, and Glass Panes.
Take four Sticks, and craft them in a crafting square to get "Crop Sticks." Then you just go to your local tilled dirt and place them down.Īgricraft uses a whole different seed system, so while we can use regular ol' seeds, we're probably going to want to scan them first. Getting into AgriCraft is dead simple, all you need is wood to get started. It's Crops, Jim, but not as you know them there's AgriCraft! Only more user friendly and intuitive and has a couple of extra mechanics we'd only been begging IC2 to include for years now. However, for those who missed that crop system. Enough so that some people might not even want to install IndustrialCraft 2 anymore. These days, of course, the modding community is much more robust and has a wider variety of mods available. You could crossbreed crops that could grow things like Redstone or Iron, for example. IndustrialCraft had a revolutionary system for industrial crop growing which was seen as being overly complicated and convoluted, but also quite powerful. Those two mods were IndustrialCraft and BuildCraft. You know, back in the day, when the Minecraft releases had a 'Beta' affix, there were two 'big' mods, and pretty much everyone else was an addon to those mods. 1.1 It's Crops, Jim, but not as you know themĪgricraft for Newbies (A guide for the Rest Of Us).1 Agricraft for Newbies (A guide for the Rest Of Us).
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