What's new in modded minecraft today?
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Source: https://twitter.com/electrodynamix/status/486702268964564992
(Do you guys know how hard it is to convert this .mp4 to a .gif, then trying to reduce the file size but you can't because you're on mobile! Well, suprisingly it's hard!
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Has anyone mentioned @copygirl new mod?
Source: http://copy.mcft.net/post/introducing-advanced-health-options/
Introducing: Advanced Health Options
Finally I'm making some proper use of this little "blog" thing I have going on. I should probably set something up that'll make this sort of stuff easier rather than hand-writing all of the pages, and updating every single one whenever I want to change something ... Anyshway!!
I just want to introduce you to a new mod I was / am working on. It's called Advanced Health Options. Story time's first, so feel free to skip ahead if you're more interested in the features and future plans I have for the mod.
Basically the motivation behind the mod is that Minecraft is simply too easy, even on Hardcore. You may die out of stupidity, but it's not difficult to survive. One thing that always bumped up the excitement for me was turning off natural regeneration. One problem with it is every little bit of damage you take gets accumulated and you should really play most carefully until you get access to excess healing. This is not necessarily fun.
One interesting thing to note is that this was not the first time I wrote a mod that changes regeneration. I worked on a mod called Vanilla Adjustments before. (Oh god I forgot about this completely.) It changed a few aspects of Vanilla Minecraft that I thought made sense. It also had an option to change how long dropped items from player deaths stay around for - that'll definitely go into copycore. Either way, the mod kind of dropped into the depths of gimmicky mod hell, where it belongs!!
But what can you actually do with Advanced Health Options (or AHO for short)?
Extra pictures from twitter:
Here's a few things I'm either planning to add or thinking about doing so:
Either way, in case you're looking for where to download the mod just go to the mod's releases page on GitHub. As always, feel free to leave me feedback on Twitter or IRC.
Introducing: Advanced Health Options
Finally I'm making some proper use of this little "blog" thing I have going on. I should probably set something up that'll make this sort of stuff easier rather than hand-writing all of the pages, and updating every single one whenever I want to change something ... Anyshway!!
I just want to introduce you to a new mod I was / am working on. It's called Advanced Health Options. Story time's first, so feel free to skip ahead if you're more interested in the features and future plans I have for the mod.
Basically the motivation behind the mod is that Minecraft is simply too easy, even on Hardcore. You may die out of stupidity, but it's not difficult to survive. One thing that always bumped up the excitement for me was turning off natural regeneration. One problem with it is every little bit of damage you take gets accumulated and you should really play most carefully until you get access to excess healing. This is not necessarily fun.
One interesting thing to note is that this was not the first time I wrote a mod that changes regeneration. I worked on a mod called Vanilla Adjustments before. (Oh god I forgot about this completely.) It changed a few aspects of Vanilla Minecraft that I thought made sense. It also had an option to change how long dropped items from player deaths stay around for - that'll definitely go into copycore. Either way, the mod kind of dropped into the depths of gimmicky mod hell, where it belongs!!
But what can you actually do with Advanced Health Options (or AHO for short)?
- Customize natural health regeneration. This one's pretty obvious, but in detail it means you control exactly how long it takes to heal. You can also adjust at which food levels the regeneration is effective (for example no regeneration at half, and full at a little below full) and how much exhaustion is added when the player does heal.
- Customizable "hurt penalty" system. The whole idea behind this system is to slow down or completely disable regeneration for a variable amount of time when taking damage. The more damage is taken, the more / longer the healing will be crippled. This'll make it so you can't rely on natural regeneration during battle, but once outside you will be able to heal again. Depending on the settings it can take a short or long amount of time.
- Customize respawn options. Choose how much health and food players respawn with after they die. Useful in cases where they might kill themselves for an easy way to get back their health or food. Also allows setting the "penalty time" and giving the player a shield after respawning.
- Easy to use. The configuration options might be a bit confusing, so the mod comes with 6 presets for people to choose from. Directly in the world creation menu - see image below. They range from peaceful to ultra hardcore, which you should all be familiar with.
- Per-world config. When choosing a preset in the world creation screen, those settings are saved specifically for that world. You can create additional worlds with different options just fine!
- Modpack madness. If you're a modpack author you probably want your players to use a specific preset or your custom one, so there's an option that'll lock in the options you've chosen for them.
Extra pictures from twitter:
Here's a few things I'm either planning to add or thinking about doing so:
- Display on the HUD how fast you regenerate, in relation to the maximum speed.
- Optional bleeding mechanic as well as bandages to stop bleeding.
- Recharging shield, acting as a buffer before taking actual damage.
Either way, in case you're looking for where to download the mod just go to the mod's releases page on GitHub. As always, feel free to leave me feedback on Twitter or IRC.
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@Calclavia has a few pictures to share about MFFS
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SatanicSanta @SatanNicholas 12shttp://wiki.feed-the-beast.com/Freedom/Changelog updated to 1.7.7.7, adds even more freedom.
Actually though, I made an update to Freedom- it adds Bread o' Freedom, Pie o' Freedom, and American Flavoring for those foods I just mentioned.
I'm actually more interested in whatever mod is making the grass wave back and forth.
ShadersI'm actually more interested in whatever mod is making the grass wave back and forth.
I'm just trying to ignore the fact that the water wheel is spinning both against the flow of the water and in the opposite direction to the shaftI'm actually more interested in whatever mod is making the grass wave back and forth.
The frame rate of the gif is creating that well known illusion known as the stroboscopic effect. It does, in fact, spin the right way. It also spins slower from ground water than it does from falling water.
Just ignore my terrible eyesight then. My bad
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If you wanna corrupt your world with Alpha mods...
Then try:
Terms & Conditions don't apply.
Then try:
Corruption guranteed! More or less.Glassmaker said:
Terms & Conditions don't apply.
You tried your best, don't be so hard on yourself. Believe~!Damn, Santa's Decor isn't lame. Bummer...
/s
Updated a few of my mods
Veinminer
Fognerf
PowerConverters
Veinminer
- Actually build on 1.7.10 proper
- Fix adding blocks with different metadata values
Fognerf
Actually make 1.7 version work outside of dev environment.
PowerConverters
- Port to 1.7.10
- A few minor fixes
- Change names blocks are registered as. This will break any worlds using darkskript's port for 1.7.2.
[Insert Fry (from Futurama) Not Sure If Meme here]
Not sure if real ChickenBone, or Fake Chicken Bone...
http://minecraft.curseforge.com/members/chicken_bones/projects
If real... Looks like he's using Curse now.
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Are you tired of counting your arrows manually? Well, this mod adds a quantity counter to the player's bow to see how many arrows the player is holding! The color is scaled according to the bow's durability. This mod is both singleplayer and multiplayer compatible.
Not sure if real ChickenBone, or Fake Chicken Bone...
http://minecraft.curseforge.com/members/chicken_bones/projects
If real... Looks like he's using Curse now.
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Are you tired of counting your arrows manually? Well, this mod adds a quantity counter to the player's bow to see how many arrows the player is holding! The color is scaled according to the bow's durability. This mod is both singleplayer and multiplayer compatible.