Unlit Campfire

Placing a burning campfire in Minecraft can be dangerous for your hands! This mod solves this problem once and for all by making campfires unlit by default when placed in the world.

Compatibility

The mod works with Forge, NeoForge, Fabric (starting from version 1.16 and from 1.20.4) and Quilt (from version 1.20.4). Be sure to choose the appropriate version for your mod loader.

Required Dependencies

For Fabric and Quilt versions, the following mods are required:

• Fabric API
• Cloth Config API

Integration with Other Mods

The One Probe

Compatible with The One Probe and displays burning time and infinity status in block information (starting from version 1.6.2.0).

Jade

Integrates with Jade and shows burning time and infinity status in block information (starting from version 1.7.1.0).

Lithium (Fabric)

Compatible with Lithium on Fabric, starting from versions 1.20.4-2.3.0.1 and 1.20.6-2.5.0.1.

Main Features

Burning Time

Regular and soul campfires burn for 2000 ticks (individually configurable), after which they extinguish on their own. This feature can be disabled.

Extinguishing by Rain

Campfires extinguish in rain (configurable). For soul campfires, this option can also be enabled (disabled by default).

Campfire Destruction

Can be configured to automatically destroy campfires after they extinguish on their own (individual setting, disabled by default).

Adding Combustible Items

By throwing combustible items (logs, sticks, coal, etc.) into a burning campfire, you can extend its burning time (enabled by default).

Sleep Effect

It is possible to configure the effect of game sleep on campfires. When this option is activated (disabled by default), slept game ticks are added to the campfire's burning time.

Infinite Burning

By using magma cream on a burning campfire, you can make its burning infinite (item tag: "unlitcampfire:makes_campfire_infinite").

Generated Campfires

Campfires created during world generation burn infinitely by default (configurable).

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the mod in mod packs?

Yes, you are free to include this mod in your mod packs.

Support for older Minecraft versions?

The author does not plan to port the mod to older Minecraft versions. For version 1.19, it is recommended to use the Survival Campfire mod.

Where is the configuration file?

The configuration file is located in the defaultconfig folder. Changes in this file only affect new save games. For existing save games, you need to edit the file in the serverconfig folder of the corresponding save.

Found a bug or have an idea for improvement?

Great! Create an issue on GitHub or contact the author via Discord.