CRAFT BELLS

🔔 Craftable Bells

Have you ever wanted to build a beautiful village, a massive clock tower, or just organize your base, only to realize that Bells are frustratingly hard to get? You usually have to steal them from poor villagers or buy them for a ridiculous amount of emeralds.

Not anymore! Craftable Bells is a lightweight, Vanilla-friendly Fabric mod that adds a balanced crafting recipe for the Bell.

✨ Features

• 🛠️ Balanced Crafting: The recipe uses logical vanilla items, maintaining the vanilla feel without being overpowered.
• 🪶 Extremely Lightweight: No extra bloat, no new blocks or items. Just one simple recipe.
• 🌍 Server-Side Friendly: You only need to install this mod on the server! Vanilla clients can join and use the recipe without needing the mod installed on their end.
• 🔄 Modern Support: Fully compatible with the latest Minecraft 26.x updates.

🔨 How to Craft

To craft a Bell, gather the following materials:

• 3x Sticks
• 1x Block of Gold
• 1x Gold Ingot

Arrangement in the Crafting Table:

1. Top Row: Leave the left and right slots empty. Place a Stick in the middle.
2. Middle Row: Place a Stick on the left, a Block of Gold in the center, and a Stick on the right.
3. Bottom Row: Leave the left and right slots empty. Place a Gold Ingot in the middle.

📥 Installation Guide

1. Download and install the Fabric Loader for Minecraft 26.1, 26.2, or 26.3.
2. Download the Fabric API and place it into your .minecraft/mods folder.
3. Download the latest version of Craftable Bells from this page.
4. Place the .jar file into your .minecraft/mods folder.
5. Launch the game and enjoy your shiny new bells!

❓ FAQ

Q: Can I include this in my modpack? A: Yes, absolutely! Feel free to use this in any public or private modpack.

Q: Does this work on dedicated servers? A: Yes! In fact, if you put this on a dedicated server, players don’t even need to download the mod to craft bells. The server handles it automatically!

Q: Forge/NeoForge version? A: Currently, this mod is built specifically for Fabric.

🐛 Issues & Support

If you find a bug, have a suggestion, or want to view the source code, please click the Source or Issues link at the top of the page to visit our GitHub repository!