TheBrewingProject

The Brewing Project

A lenient alternate crafting process for alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. Discover new drinks through trial and error

Features:

• Brew drinks, through fermenting, distilling and aging
• Refine the drink quality, until the drinks are perfect
• Immersive drunken effects, such as staggering, drunken texts and a lot more, including custom events
• Drunkeness response depending on drink quality
• Customizable recipes

This is a complete rewrite of the BreweryX plugin, there's no backwards compatibility to that plugin

Upsides

• Most of the things is that it has more thought through features (TBP is about half the code size of BreweryX, with similar amount of features)
• Less feature bloat
• Probably going to be more actively maintained
• Not as cryptic code / more defined behavior

Such as

• Custom event system
  • Create your own event sequence, can include commands, waiting, other custom events and predefined events
  • Access this sequence in either random events or as an event when you drink a potion
• Scored ingredients; If an ingredient is for example a brew in brewery, then it's score will propagate to the new brew
• Nicer interfaces to structures, for example the distillery is now a structure (which I'm quite fond of how it turned out)
• Seal now allows slightly modifying the lore of the brew, allowing you to mark it in your own brand
• Better command system, everything is using brigadier. You will notice the difference if you're doing commands
• Less allowing brew scoring, I honestly overthought/tested this system a bit, but you should noticeably see a difference in difficulty if you change the difficulty of the brew and so on

Downsides

• No backwards compatibility
• Some things that are in BreweryX might not be in TBP (please tell me, because I probably just missed it)
• Less used / tested. Kind of weak point to be real, as the code is cleaner, still going to put it here, as I don't know what I don't know

Such as

• Shopping plugins like chest shop might not work well with TBP, as the lore in each brew is much more complicated, even if it's sealed
• Other potential issues that I don't know of

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