Soil

Soils are blocks crops can grow on. AgriCraft ships default soils, but these can be modified and new soils can be added with a datapack.

To create your own soil, add a new json file in the directory data/<namespace>/agricraft/soils/<soil_id>.json where namespace is the namespace and soil_id is the ID of this soil, which can be whatever you want.

Every soil requires the following fields:

• mods: mods needed for the soil to be loaded.
• variants: array of blocks representing this soil. Every soil object consists of:
  • block: tag or a resource location of the block.
  • states: list of states the block must match. [optional]
• humidity: humidity condition of the soil. Accepted values can be found here.
• acidity: acidity condition of the soil. Accepted values can be found here.
• nutrients: nutrient condition of the soil. Accepted values can be found here.
• growth_modifier: value used to modify the growth of the plants on this soil. The default value is 1.0. Higher values will increase the growth speed, while lower ones will decrease it.

The example below shows soul soil as a soil:

{
  "mods": [],
  "variants": [
    {
      "block": "minecraft:soul_soil"
    }
  ],
  "acidity": "neutral",
  "humidity": "arid",
  "nutrients": "very_high",
  "growth_modifier": 1.0
}

Soil conditions

Humidity

Index	Condition	Alias
0	arid
1	dry
2	damp	moist
3	wet	standard default
4	watery
5	flooded

Acidity

Index	Condition	Alias
0	highly_acidic	highly-acidic highly acidic
1	acidic
2	slightly_acidic	slightly-acidic slightly acidic
3	neutral
4	slightly_alkaline	slightly-alkaline slightly alkaline
5	alkaline
6	highly_alkaline	highly-alkaline highly alkaline

Nutrients

Index	Condition	Alias
0	none	zero empty
1	very_low	scarce poor
2	low
3	medium	average
4	high
5	very_high	rich