Slime Time

An expansion on Slime, providing tools like Slime Boots, throwable Slime Balls, Slime Buckets, dyeable Slime Blocks and more.

Features

Slimes now generate in a variety of common colours.
- Colourful Slimes drop coloured Slime Balls.
Slime Balls can be thrown, and now come in a variety of colours.
- Coloured Slime Balls stack together, to avoid inventory bloat. Mixing slime balls will merge the two dyes.
- Throwing a Slime Ball at an entity will inflict it with Slime Time, a new effect that causes afflicted targets to bounce around.
Slime Blocks now come in a variety of colours.
- Coloured Slime Blocks do not stick to each other, allowing for more complex redstone contraptions.
Slime Boots, which allow players wearing them to bounce around. Dyeable.
Slime Slings, a tool used to launch players in the opposite direction they were facing. Dyeable.
Buckets of Slime, which can be used to breed Frogs.
- Slimes caught in buckets will preserve their colour, and the item will show the correct colour.
Buckets of Magma Cubes, which can be fed to Frogs to receive Froglights.

Technical

The force multiplier on a Slime Sling is component-driven, allowing it to be scaled with mods like Default Components using the following format: [slime_time:force={horizontal_force:1,vertical_force:1}]
On 26.1 and below, the bounciness attribute from Minecraft 26.2 was backported.
Froglight feeding has direct integration with Instant Feedback and No Man's Land. Other mods will have to be added manually.

Slime Time is a client and server mod for 26.1. Its dependencies are listed below.

Will this mod be ported to other versions/loaders?
- My focus is primarily on 26.1 at this time, though a 1.21.1 backport was made to allow the mod a wider audience. I do not plan to backport the mod further than 1.21.1, as the mod depends on 1.21+ exclusive features.

Slime Time is distributed under the open-source MIT license. Note that this only applies to the code.

Slime textures were designed by ProbablyEkho.