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GlymeraCropSpread
Mature crops automatically spread to adjacent empty farmland blocks.
Quick answer
Which GlymeraCropSpread release should I use?
GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar targets 0.5. Do not install it as a separate client mod. Enable it on the world host—the local server in singleplayer or the dedicated server in multiplayer. No required dependencies listed for this file.
Where it goes
Where should GlymeraCropSpread be installed in Hytale?
Do not install it as a separate client mod. Enable it on the world host—the local server in singleplayer or the dedicated server in multiplayer.
Put Hytale mods on the world host or dedicated server. Singleplayer runs a local server too; Hytale does not use separate client mods.
What else does GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar need?
GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar. Change the file and its required mods may change too.
This file does not list any required mods. Do not add a library just because a different file uses it.
This file does not list any required or optional project dependencies. Check the creator notes before changing an existing world.
Before you install it
Add GlymeraCropSpread without breaking your instance.
Built for GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar. Pick another file and the loader, install side or required mods may change.
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Stick to this file
Use GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar. It targets 0.5; another release may target a different game build or dependency set.
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Bring the mods it needs
This file does not list any required mods. Do not add a library just because a different file uses it.
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Enable it on the world host
Do not install it as a separate client mod. Enable it on the world host—the local server in singleplayer or the dedicated server in multiplayer.
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Pick the file you checked
Use the “Get this file” button beside GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar. It opens that exact file at the source.
About this project
What does GlymeraCropSpread add?
🌾 GlymeraCropSpread v1.1.0 🌾
Mature crops automatically spread to adjacent empty farmland blocks. Natural farm expansion without player interaction!
Most actual version only working for Hytale stable 5 ! Don't miss my other exciting projects — take a look at GlymeraCraft's Profile Discord: https://discord.gg/s5NRFWfxgy
◆ What is GlymeraCropSpread?
GlymeraCropSpread is a farming automation plugin for Hytale servers. When a crop reaches full maturity (StageFinal), it has a chance to spread to adjacent empty farmland blocks - just like grass spreading in nature. The newly placed crop starts as a baby plant and grows up naturally through Hytale's built-in FarmingBlock system. No custom growth tracking, no tick manipulation - just natural farm expansion.
Plant a few seeds, wait, and watch your farm grow on its own.
◆ How It Works
The plugin runs a scan cycle at a configurable interval (default: every 60 seconds). During each cycle:
- All loaded chunks are scanned for mature crops (StageFinal)
- For each mature crop found, a random chance is rolled (default: 25%)
- If the chance succeeds, the plugin checks the 4 adjacent blocks (North, South, East, West)
- A valid spread target must have empty air above and tilled farmland below
- One random valid target is chosen and a new baby crop of the same type is placed
- Hytale's native FarmingBlock system takes over and grows the new plant naturally
▸ Spread Rules
- Only mature crops spread - Growing crops (Stage1, Stage2, etc.) do not spread. Only fully grown StageFinal plants trigger spreading.
- Farmland required - Both the source crop and the target position must have tilled farmland (Soil_Dirt_Tilled) below. Watered and fertilized farmland variants are also recognized.
- Empty space required - The target block must be empty (air). Crops will not overwrite existing blocks.
- Cardinal directions only - Crops spread North, South, East, or West. No diagonal spreading.
- Cross-chunk spreading - Crops at chunk borders can spread into adjacent loaded chunks.
- Random target selection - If multiple adjacent blocks are valid, one is chosen randomly.
- Max spreads per cycle - A configurable cap prevents performance issues on large farms (default: 50 per cycle).
◆ Supported Crops (16)
All 16 crop types are enabled by default. Each can be individually enabled or disabled in the config.
- Wheat
- Corn
- Carrot
- Potato
- Tomato
- Onion
- Lettuce
- Cauliflower
- Aubergine
- Chilli
- Turnip
- Pumpkin
- Rice
- Cotton
- Berry
- Apple
◆ Configuration
On first start, a config file is automatically created at: mods/GlymeraCropSpread/config.json
Stop the server, edit the file with any text editor, and restart the server to apply changes. The default config:
{
"spreadIntervalSeconds": 60,
"spreadChancePercent": 25,
"maxSpreadsPerCycle": 50,
"crops": {
"Plant_Crop_Wheat_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Corn_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Carrot_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Potato_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Tomato_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Onion_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Lettuce_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Cauliflower_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Aubergine_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Chilli_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Turnip_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Pumpkin_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Rice_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Cotton_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Berry_Block": true,
"Plant_Crop_Apple_Block": true
}
}
▸ spreadIntervalSeconds
How often the plugin scans for mature crops and attempts to spread them. Lower values mean faster spreading but slightly more server load. Default: 60 | Minimum: 5
▸ spreadChancePercent
The percentage chance that each mature crop will attempt to spread during a scan cycle. At 25%, roughly 1 in 4 mature crops will try to spread each cycle. Default: 25 | Range: 1-100
▸ maxSpreadsPerCycle
The maximum number of new crops that can be placed in a single scan cycle. This prevents performance issues on servers with very large farms. Default: 50 | Minimum: 1
▸ crops
Per-crop toggle. Set any crop to false to prevent it from spreading. Useful if you want only certain crops to auto-expand. Example - disable wheat and corn spreading:
"crops": {
"Plant_Crop_Wheat_Block": false,
"Plant_Crop_Corn_Block": false,
...
}
◆ Performance
GlymeraCropSpread is designed for minimal server impact:
- Chunk-level filtering - Chunks without mature crops are skipped entirely before any block-level scanning begins
- Section-level filtering - Within chunks, sections (32x32x32) without mature crops are also skipped
- FastUtil collections - Uses high-performance integer hash sets for block ID lookups instead of standard Java collections
- Capped spreads - The maxSpreadsPerCycle setting ensures scan cycles terminate early once the limit is reached
- Y-range limited - Only scans between Y=30 and Y=200, skipping underground and sky sections
- No tick manipulation - Does not modify Hytale's internal tick rate or farming system. Growth after placement is 100% native.
◆ Installation
- Stop your Hytale server
- Copy GlymeraCropSpread-1.1.0.jar into your server's mods/ folder
- Start the server
- The config file will be created automatically at mods/GlymeraCropSpread/config.json
- Check the server log for: "[GlymeraCropSpread] Started v1.1.0 - Interval: 60s, Chance: 25%, Max/Cycle: 50"
server/
└── mods/
└── GlymeraCropSpread-1.1.0.jar
No pack required. No dependencies. Just one JAR file.
◆ Server Log Output
Example log messages:
[GlymeraCropSpread] Config loaded
[GlymeraCropSpread] Farmland 'Soil_Dirt_Tilled' -> ID 3421
[GlymeraCropSpread] Crop 'Plant_Crop_Wheat_Block' -> StageFinal ID 5102
[GlymeraCropSpread] Crop 'Plant_Crop_Corn_Block' -> StageFinal ID 5118
[GlymeraCropSpread] Resolved 16 crop types, 4 farmland IDs
[GlymeraCropSpread] Started v1.1.0 - Interval: 60s, Chance: 25%, Max/Cycle: 50, Crops: 16, Farmland IDs: 4
[GlymeraCropSpread] Spread 12 new plants
[GlymeraCropSpread] Spread 8 new plants
[GlymeraCropSpread] Stopped.
◆ Technical Details
- No ECS systems registered - the plugin uses a scheduled executor task independent of Hytale's entity system
- Block placement via BlockAccessor.setBlock() with the base crop block name - Hytale's FarmingBlock system handles all growth stages natively
- Mature crops are detected by their StageFinal interaction state block ID (e.g. *Plant_Crop_Wheat_Block_State_Definitions_StageFinal)
- Farmland detection includes all tilled soil variants: base, watered, fertilized, and fertilized+watered
- Block operations are deferred to the world thread via world.execute() to avoid concurrency issues
- All block ID lookups use FastUtil IntOpenHashSet and Int2ObjectOpenHashMap for O(1) performance
- Scan range is limited to Y=30-200 with section-level pre-filtering (sections are 32 blocks tall)
◆ Summary
- 16 crop types supported, all individually toggleable
- Automatic spreading - mature crops spread to adjacent empty farmland
- Native growth - new plants grow through Hytale's built-in FarmingBlock system
- Configurable - interval, chance, max spreads, per-crop toggle
- Performance optimized - chunk and section pre-filtering, FastUtil collections, spread cap
- Cross-chunk capable - crops at chunk borders spread into neighboring chunks
- Zero dependencies - one JAR, no pack required, no external libraries
- Farmland-aware - recognizes base, watered, fertilized, and fertilized+watered farmland
◆ Changelog
▸ v1.1.0
- Added section-level pre-filtering for improved scan performance
- Added farmland variant detection (watered, fertilized)
- Config validation with minimum value enforcement
▸ v1.0.0 - Initial Release
- Automatic crop spreading with configurable interval, chance, and cap
- 16 crop types with per-crop toggle
- JSON config with auto-generation
◆ Support
Having issues or questions? Leave a message here or visit our Discord!
Developed by GlymeraCraft
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GlymeraCropSpread releases for each Hytale build.
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Recent files
GlymeraCropSpread releases and Hytale builds
GlymeraCropSpread-4.0.0.jar
30 May 2026
GlymeraCropSpread-3.0.0.jar
28 May 2026
GlymeraCropSpread-2.0.0.jar
16 Mar 2026
GlymeraCropSpread-1.1.0.jar
3 Mar 2026
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