Request Suggest mods for creation here
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Thanks for the link! ^^
Also, I think that the laser beam is pretty basic. Just a simple PushMatrix and PopMatrix should do the trick. Unless I decide to get real crazy with the beam... MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I'm sort of against that whole thing, it isn't really YOUR mod if you have someone else do it.
Some people just want the idea put out there, for example I have 11 mod ideas written down (partially) but there is no way in hell that I would have the time to code all of them, so I'm tempted to post them for other people to use.
I've actually already posted one.
I've actually already posted one.
I've got a few written down, and only a couple are big (one adds a whole new type of industry, and one adds tons of dungeon types), and I plan on getting a computer capable of writing mods and making each one. I'm not sure if I would release all of them to the public or not.
Agreed, but the most I've coded besides CC code is a crappy web browser and Hello World program. For some reason I can't run the Forge source code installer on my computer :/
Thats ok, for the life of me I can't get Java 7 to work on my desktop
and the closest I have come to a solution is a registry error But I've done a little Java, C#, C++, COBOL, VB, HTML 5 and the other usuals for college students.
Thats ok, for the life of me I can't get Java 7 to work on my desktop
But I've done a little Java, C#, C++, COBOL, VB, HTML 5 and the other usuals for college students.
I'd say that's better than my situation, my OS doesn't support Java 7. I've been considering updating but it would cost me like 20 bucks and a ton of time to copy my HD to my external HD. Also, I'm in High School at a school with no tech classes, the closest thing I can get is Industrial Art, which I'm taking to avoid Foods and Drama.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present... well, more "suggest" than "present"...The Enderscope!
Crafted with Blaze Rods, Eyes of Ender, and some gold and diamonds maybe. The Enderscope is a device which points the way to the nearest End Portal. It may well have a range limit requiring the user to wander around randomly until they stumble upon one or to throw an Eye of Ender and head off in that direction until the 'scope gets the scent. Functioning similarly to a Thaumometer, the item has a pair of eyes which swivel to face the direction of the portal. When it gets really close, next to or inside the portal chamber, it goes cross-eyed and may break under the strain. Within The End, the item disintegrates and summons an Enderman to the spot where it broke, so don't take it with you!
Crafted with Blaze Rods, Eyes of Ender, and some gold and diamonds maybe. The Enderscope is a device which points the way to the nearest End Portal. It may well have a range limit requiring the user to wander around randomly until they stumble upon one or to throw an Eye of Ender and head off in that direction until the 'scope gets the scent. Functioning similarly to a Thaumometer, the item has a pair of eyes which swivel to face the direction of the portal. When it gets really close, next to or inside the portal chamber, it goes cross-eyed and may break under the strain. Within The End, the item disintegrates and summons an Enderman to the spot where it broke, so don't take it with you!
Need a mod where we can view/set/get to all the shortcut menu's of other mods, like the mini-map menu / waypoints or the key-binding menu for MPS or even the hats listing.
Just a simple gui that allows for better key-binding management. Actually now that I think about it, this would be an excellent thing to include in forge.
Just a simple gui that allows for better key-binding management. Actually now that I think about it, this would be an excellent thing to include in forge.
The irony is that it's likely that you'll forget the hotkey to open the gui.
I'm on it. Seriously though, I'm making it. It is surprisingly difficult, since chests require to be entities. My latest issue is when I place a chest the game crashes due to issues with the net.minecraft.TileEntity file, and the TileEntity file from the mod. But just so you know, I hope to have this out in a month or so
I really wish Jaded u could add ars magicka to magic farm 'coz the mod is great u had it on forgecraft and i was wondering why there is no mod pack with it ?
This would be better in this thread, as this thread is a suggest mods to be written thread. Anyways, Ars Magica is a great mod indeed, but it takes so long to configure properly. It creates IDs that NEI doesn't recognize, so ID Dump Maps don't do anything for you, and the IDs are in random spots (some are in the 500-600's, some are in the thousands). It took me (if you add it all up), roughly, 4 hours to get Ars Magica to work in my modpack, with 128 mods.
I thought about this mod, it could either be stand-a-lone or as an add-on to Millénaire (both would work fine for my idea).
Stand-a-lone: A new building is generated in all villages, The Town Hall. The Town Hall contains a mayor villager. You can talk to him and do 3 things: Request a building to be built, give resources for a project or standard trading.
-Requesting a building: This is the primary purpose behind this idea. Sometimes, you find a village nearby (or maybe it's the only village you have found at all) and it has no special buildings, no carrots/potatoes, or what have you. This function allows you to request the town constructs a building (Thaumcraft Towers, TC Building, Blacksmith, Bee Keeper, Mystcraft Building, or more houses). Most buildings are limited to 1, depending on mod author balance (I know you can have multiple TC buildings in a single village). Also, the cost to construct a new building goes up each time (adjustable in the configs).
-Give Resources For a Project: If a building has been selected, you're donating directly to the construction of this building (Primarily, stone bricks, woods, Gold and Diamonds (gotta pay the people!). If no building has been requested, you can just donate to the village. At certain points, they will automatically build a random building. Balance wise, the random buildings are a flat rate, but more expensive. I was thinking after about 3-5 buildings you pick, it is more economical to be random, unless you desperately need a new building
-Trading- Mayor starts off with 2 trade abilities, picked from all available villager abilities (Yes, the Mayor can trade bee's, mystcraft pages, and whatever else).
The other benefit of a mod like this, is when a new village building is added, you can just go to a mayor and have him build it, as oppose to finding a whole new village.
Millénaire Add-on: Most of the tech already exists with Millénaire, just need to be able to add it into the building queue's of the cultures and possibly give a selection method for specific buildings.
Thanks, hopefully someone else would find this ability useful!
Stand-a-lone: A new building is generated in all villages, The Town Hall. The Town Hall contains a mayor villager. You can talk to him and do 3 things: Request a building to be built, give resources for a project or standard trading.
-Requesting a building: This is the primary purpose behind this idea. Sometimes, you find a village nearby (or maybe it's the only village you have found at all) and it has no special buildings, no carrots/potatoes, or what have you. This function allows you to request the town constructs a building (Thaumcraft Towers, TC Building, Blacksmith, Bee Keeper, Mystcraft Building, or more houses). Most buildings are limited to 1, depending on mod author balance (I know you can have multiple TC buildings in a single village). Also, the cost to construct a new building goes up each time (adjustable in the configs).
-Give Resources For a Project: If a building has been selected, you're donating directly to the construction of this building (Primarily, stone bricks, woods, Gold and Diamonds (gotta pay the people!). If no building has been requested, you can just donate to the village. At certain points, they will automatically build a random building. Balance wise, the random buildings are a flat rate, but more expensive. I was thinking after about 3-5 buildings you pick, it is more economical to be random, unless you desperately need a new building
-Trading- Mayor starts off with 2 trade abilities, picked from all available villager abilities (Yes, the Mayor can trade bee's, mystcraft pages, and whatever else).
The other benefit of a mod like this, is when a new village building is added, you can just go to a mayor and have him build it, as oppose to finding a whole new village.
Millénaire Add-on: Most of the tech already exists with Millénaire, just need to be able to add it into the building queue's of the cultures and possibly give a selection method for specific buildings.
Thanks, hopefully someone else would find this ability useful!
It would be interesting if "underground villages" could be generated. Same idea, but perhaps more styled like strongholds - and of course trade goods / farms should be adjusted to make sense. Mushroom farms, tools/tracks/etc for trade and such.
Posting, as I believe the folks who can are not always the folks with the inspiration. It's that way with music, for me.
Posting, as I believe the folks who can are not always the folks with the inspiration. It's that way with music, for me.
My idea is for mobs that do similar jobs to machines but can follow the player around. They would be fed with food for fuel, possibly different foods for different types of critter.
The first would be an energy critter. This could be fed food and then would produce power which it could use to shock foes or power IC2/BC machines via a custom engine and or generator.
Another critter would be a cruncher which could break ores down into broken ores. The cruncher could also deal melee damage to enemies.
A saliva critter would wash ores by gargling them. He could also produce water similar to an aqueous accumulator.
A thermal critter would be able to smelt things and breath fire at foes and light things similar to flint and steel.
There could be multiple other critters also but these are the first few I had thought of. The main advantage is that these mobs would be portable and double as fighting comrades. I am unsure so far of how exactly they could be automated but seeing as they can move there is no reason why they shouldn't just hop over to their friend and pass them the material/liquid etc. I also think it would be fun to have a system of powering things with food as I don't think any mod has done this yet. Other ideas include mobs growing to upgrade their speed/efficiency.
The first would be an energy critter. This could be fed food and then would produce power which it could use to shock foes or power IC2/BC machines via a custom engine and or generator.
Another critter would be a cruncher which could break ores down into broken ores. The cruncher could also deal melee damage to enemies.
A saliva critter would wash ores by gargling them. He could also produce water similar to an aqueous accumulator.
A thermal critter would be able to smelt things and breath fire at foes and light things similar to flint and steel.
There could be multiple other critters also but these are the first few I had thought of. The main advantage is that these mobs would be portable and double as fighting comrades. I am unsure so far of how exactly they could be automated but seeing as they can move there is no reason why they shouldn't just hop over to their friend and pass them the material/liquid etc. I also think it would be fun to have a system of powering things with food as I don't think any mod has done this yet. Other ideas include mobs growing to upgrade their speed/efficiency.