Refined Farming v1.0.31

Refined Farming v1.0.31 offers an enriched vanilla cooking and farming experience, now compatible with Vibrant Visuals. This update introduces new foods, cooking tools, blocks, and mechanics that deepen gameplay and enhance your culinary adventures in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

Key Features

New Blocks

• Cooking Pot: Prepare various soups and stews.
• Cutting Boards: Slice and process items and blocks efficiently.
• Stoves: Cook food on top or use as heat sources for cooking pots—avoid stepping on them!
• Crates and Barrels: Compact raw meats and crops into storage-friendly blocks for decoration or saving space.
• Paper Lanterns: Stylish lighting options for your builds.
• Counters: Kitchen complements that pair with stoves.
• New Crops: Grow and harvest tomatoes and cabbages.
• Rope: Climb up and down safely by interacting with ropes.
• Safety Net: Fall safely from any height.

New Items

• Over 46 new food items including dishes like Roasted Chicken, Honey Glazed Ham, Stuffed Rabbit, Beef Brisket, Seared Mutton Chops, and Fisherman’s Pie.
• Knives for slicing on cutting boards or as weapons with a chance for extra drops from certain mobs.

New Mechanics

• Food Points: Consuming foods adds or subtracts food points. Accumulating enough grants a health boost that can stack in duration. Eating without hunger does not grant points unless the item reduces them.
• Seed Replanting: Break crops while holding seeds to automatically replant. Holding a hoe replants seeds from your inventory.
• Penalty Effect System: Some foods grant beneficial effects with trade-offs after the effect expires. (Feature will expand in future versions.)

Vanilla Game Adjustments

• Most bowl-based foods now stack up to 16, except suspicious stews.
• Suspicious Stews require mushroom stew and a flower to craft.
• Raw meats have a chance to cause hunger effects similar to raw chicken.
• Intact cakes can be picked up after breaking, and pumpkin pie is now placeable rather than consumable by hand.
• Trader economies updated with new trades and adjustments.

Balance Changes

• Buffs: Cake heals more and can be eaten even when not hungry; milk buckets remove penalty effects; some foods eat faster; honey bottle cures fatal poison; several soups and stews have improved nutrition and saturation; raw fish saturation improved.
• Nerfs: Raw meats now have a nutrition value of 2; cooked meats have nutrition of 6 with normal saturation.

Changelog Highlights

Version 1.0.31 Hotfix (June 10, 2026)

• Meat barrels can now be uncrafted back into their original meat types.
• Safety nets can be uncrafted into ropes.
• Fruit salad crafting now supports non-vanilla glow berries.
• Guidebook text polished and updated with new food point values.

Version 1.0.3 (June 7, 2026)

• Added several new cooked meat dishes and placeable bowl foods.
• Introduced new villager trades for butchers and fishermen.
• Updated effects for fruit salad and vegetable soup to Recovery and Nourishment, providing dynamic healing based on player status.
• Added option to revert glow berries to vanilla type for villager trades.
• Optimized textures and merged cookbook functions into the guidebook.
• Fixed cooking-related bugs and adjusted food stack sizes.

Installation / How to Use

Install the add-on using your platform’s standard procedure for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Use the new cooking blocks like stoves and cooking pots to prepare the expanded range of dishes. Utilize cutting boards with knives to process ingredients. Grow new crops and explore the fresh mechanics such as seed replanting and food point management for enhanced gameplay.

Requirements / Compatibility

This add-on is designed for Minecraft Bedrock Edition and includes compatibility with the Vibrant Visuals resource pack. Ensure your game version supports add-ons and behaviors to experience all features fully.