More Geodes
Go to files This add-on adds 10 new geodes of diamond, emerald, gold, iron, coal, redstone and lapis lazuli to the game, which are randomly generated throughout the map at the same heights as the vanilla geodes. In addition to these, quartz and netherite geodes have also been added, which can be found in the Nether.
Here are some of the geodes that have been added:
In the geodes, you can find two new blocks for each mineral, as well as buds and clusters. One of the added blocks generates sprouts, called budding. A feature of the add-on is the ability to collect the buddings with the enchanted pickaxe with a silk touch, so that players can take them back to base and have a way of generating Minecraft ores. See the added blocks below:
The other block added is the crystal block from the ores, which can be inserted into the geodes by breaking them up with a pickaxe. See them below:
In addition to this information, it is also possible to obtain the buds, from small to clustered, with the enchantment of a soft touch on the pick. And by breaking the clusters without the soft touch, you get the minerals that the geode provides.
Below you can see images of all the geodes added:
Installation
How to install in Minecraft:
File .mcpack: When you download the mcaddon file, just go to your folder where you downloaded the file and run it, and it will open Minecraft and import the add-on automatically.
How to install it in your world:
Follow the steps below to add the add-on to your Minecraft world.
Step 1: On the world creation screen in Minecraft, go to the Resource Packs tab and under Available, look for the add-on called Bedrock Crops and activate it. The add-on's resource packs will automatically activate the behavior packs, but I recommend that you check that the add-on's behavior packs have actually been activated.
Step 2: After performing the first step go to the Experiments tab and activate these options:
If you do not activate these three options, the add-on will not work.