[1.7.10] AgriCraft
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Ok, so I'm really enjoying Agricraft with magical crops, Harvestcraft, Hunger Overhaul and Spice of Life. However, some of the things going on with magical crops is making me nervous. And it occurred to me that it might be nice if I could get all of the resources from Agricraft instead of relying on another mod. Right now Agricraft has the metals for vanilla, Thermal Expansion and TiC, except cobalt and ardite, lapis, diamonds, emeralds and redstone. It's already possible to do netherwart (I think)
What are the chances of being able to add custom crops for the things I'm relying on magical crops for now? So everything is all in one mod. I'm not asking you to add them, as I think you've already said you aren't interested in that. Just, is it possible, and how hard is it?
What are the chances of being able to add custom crops for the things I'm relying on magical crops for now? So everything is all in one mod. I'm not asking you to add them, as I think you've already said you aren't interested in that. Just, is it possible, and how hard is it?
It does? How? I'm confused... I know you can breed up the Magic Crops Ore Plants but without it is it still possible?
You can add in custom crops yourself, first enable custom crops in the main config, this will generate a new config file where you can add in new crops.
If you enable resource crops in the config it scans the oredictionary for certain metals and ores and if they are present it adds crops for them.
So, if enabled, what then? Because there are no textures, names, etc. for them. Say I was adding a crop for glowstone. What are the steps once the config is enabled for custom crops? Is there a wiki or something somewhere that details how to do this?
There is some documentation on the GitHub, and there is already a crop for glowstone.
There are also insructions inside that config file and yes you will need to provide texture for 4 growth stages as well as the seeds, unless you like the black/purple-square-missing-texture-icons
I'm thinking of adding crops for Thaumcraft Cinderpearls, The blaze powder flowers and the vishrooms, its been suggested multiple times and I don't really see why I woul'nt add those.
I'll also be adding the Ars Magica 2 flowers as crops.
I don't mind the purple and black textures, it just won't show up in NEI when I do custom plants. Yes, I double checked the config settings, and I've got it active.
EDIT: I'm a huge, massive derp and it is working now because I forgot a field.
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Okay, now for an actual bug:
# set to true to regenerate a default mutations file (will turn back to false afterwards)
Doesn't actually turn back to false afterwards.
# set to true to regenerate a default mutations file (will turn back to false afterwards)
Doesn't actually turn back to false afterwards.
I want to add my own crops. I saw the github tutorial but i have no idea about making textures. How can i use an other crop to recolor it?
Yes I know, I just haven't gotten around to fixing that
Ehm, you use some kind of image editing program like Gimp or Paint.NET or Photshop
Is it possible to get some support for high resolution texture packs? The pack I use does pull textures from vanilla but for some reason it doesn't render the water properly.
The wood should pull the texture from the provided texturepack, not sure about the water though, I'll look into it.
EDIT: can you provide a screenshot please?
InfinityRaider, while you're around: is there already a config option to tweak the chances of getting positive mutations?
I noticed its way easier than IC2 to get improved stat crops. This could be a simple factor of the crops growing faster and being easier to analyze, but it really did seem like I got way more positive mutations than negative.
I noticed its way easier than IC2 to get improved stat crops. This could be a simple factor of the crops growing faster and being easier to analyze, but it really did seem like I got way more positive mutations than negative.
Look in the configuration file for the difficulty setting, there are three options, it'll follow different rules depending on that setting.
Oh that's fantastic. I don't actually need any sort of granular control, I'm sure that would completely suffice.
Thanks as always sir.