maxpowa said:FFS 1.3.5
IT'S NOT DEAD (yet)
New update fixes the following:
- Mobs can't spawn inside the tanks anymore
Also adds a new config option so you can switch between these 2 rendering modes:
Vanhal said:
TehFlaminTaco said:Quirks and Perks
A mod by Teh Flamin' Taco (Me)
A more detailed description of the mod can be found on the official post HERE.
This is a mod I've thrown together with the intent to bring blocks together.
This mod focuses on turning an entire network of chests, power sources, levers and such into a single block to interface with. Giving huge possibility for storage, and control.
This is the first mod I've published, so constructive criticism is welcome.
Videos Coming Soon
Download / Installation
This mod Requires CoFH Core, and Thermal Foundation is recommended.
Warp Blocks
Packets
All the functional blocks that need to contact other systems in the network will do so via a 'Packet' system.
These packets follow Warp Cables with very little bias as to where they go. They can be directed with two methods, however.
Warp Packets will not move onto a block that has been dyed a different colour than the packet, ignoring Painters, or if the block is White. this is the main method of control, and allows bundling of up to 16 different functional blocks on a basic system, all with unique destinations and functions.
The second method, is to use sorting blocks, which differ depending on the actual sorter.
Other than those methods, a packet will cover as much of the network as it can before it terminates, via dead end or being consumed. This means it's very simple to start building complex inventory management systems, and other utilities, without having to worry about packet loss.
All functional blocks can also be dyed, and will change the default packet colour they launch.
Warp Cabling
Warp Cables are the blocks that link all of the Functional Warp Blocks. They can be dyed with all 16 colours, and can also be skinned by using a solid block on them.
These carry 'Packets', and are the building block of any warp network. They are tile entities, so they cannot be moved with pistons, but they will do everything you need a cable to do.
Block Transporters
Simple in theory, complex in function, these blocks will consume the block above them, and drop them off at the first Block Transporter it finds, or not move it if it can't find any. This will work for most blocks, including tile entities. Allowing you to transport chests, and more complex machinery. They can be convinced to move their block by either right clicking, or redstone signal. They will also carry entities, which means items, and players can be transported around with warp cables.
Warp Activators
My personal favourite, when activated, these blocks will send a packet through the network, and for every other Warp Activator it encounters it shall cause the player to activate all the adjacent blocks. This means, it can open doors, push buttons, even look in inventories. And complex interaction insures, when used correctly. Some blocks may argue with the player viewing their inventory however, as they have a hard coded distance to be able to view them at, to prevent sneaky hackers.
Warp Painters
These blocks serve the purpose of colouring packets it encounters. Any packet can enter it, regardless of colour, and it will set the packet's colour to the colour of the painter. Useful for sorting systems, or Diodes.
Packet Launchers
These blocks are simple. When activated, they will launch a block that will cause any functional blocks it contacts to try to launch their packets, besides other packet launchers. Not an incredible amount of use, but it has its moments.
Item Transposers
These devices are a bit more interesting. Any one particular item transposer acts like the inventory of all other item transposer's adjacent blocks. This means that in the diagram above, the hopper would try to pump into the dispenser from the left side. If another dispenser was on that item transposer, the hopper would just see one Dispenser with 18 slots. And so on. So you can theoretically build a hundred chests, and have a block that sees them all as one. Lots of useful potential.
Item Sorters
Simply put one of these in the path of your cables, and when an item packet passes it, it will block it if it can't find the item in the inventory above it. And it will use any inventory that's ontop of it, including item transposers, so stupidly complex systems are able to be made. It does not check NBT, but does check for meta.
Block Sorters
Block sorters work like Item Sorters, although it will let the packet through if the blocks match, and not consider the entities being moved. If you want to move item entities, just hopper them.
Liquid and Power Transposers
These two blocks act like the Item transposers, in which they act like all the other connected inventories. However, they connect to tanks and powercells respectively, instead of inventories.
Change log
- 1.1.0 - Item Transposer Fixes
- Fixed Item Transposers dumping into random slots, they now pump in logically.
- Fixed Item Sorters randomly zeroing stacks of items.- 1.0.0 - First Public Release
Vazkii said:
Henry_Loenwind said:
iChun said:
The mini-map with a twist!
- A clientside-only, highly configurable isometric 3D mini-map with a twist, it only tracks the blocks you've stepped on.
- Has waypoint support and multiple map types. However, the mod is optimized for mainly Blocksteps map type.
- This was an experiment turned mini-map. It may not have the best performance but the community voted it into existence! There might not be much I can do about performance issues outside of the Blocksteps map type.
- Also, if you return to somewhere from far away (eg, another dimension) the map might look like a mess, hit the SHIFT + (Switch Map Mode/Rerender) key to refresh the map.
iChun said:
Usage
- You know how dogs sometimes eat grass when their stomachs are upset? Well, now you can feed your pet wolves flowers to have them stomach bees! If you have Forestry (untested), you could even just feed them bees right away!
- What's the use of this you ask? Well, in dire emergencies, you pick up your best friend and with a brisk tug of their tails, they regurgitate the bees they've swallowed from the flowers.
- These bees sting so bad, they even bypass the hurt immunity when something gets hurt. Be stung enough times and you'll wish you'd never gone near the wrong end of a pet wolf, for it's sting is worse than it's bark...?
- Once it's all calm, just drop 'em like you'd drop an item and you can have your best friend back! Just be careful though, if you didn't exhaust their bee stock, they might let one or two go when they bark!
- Naming a wolf "iChun" might lead to some interesting results though...
- Acquire wolf
- Tame wolf
- Feed wolf flowers until yellow and black particles appear
- Right click wolf with empty hand
- Right click
- ???
- Profit!
TehFlaminTaco said:
feldim2425 said:
J_from_Holland said:Terra Incognita
Terra Incognita is a terrain generator made by me, J_from_Holland. It features many new biomes, climate zones and trees. I say “terrain generator”, and not “terrain mod”, as it is made using Terrain Control, which is a Forge/Spigot plugin/mod, but I wouldn’t use the Forge version as that one is only for 1.8.0. You need to install Terrain Control in order to install Terra Incognita.
This generator is work in progress. The newest downloadable version is Alpha1.0.
Here are some cool images.
Multiple mangrove variations next to a forest.
A Taiga Woodland next to a Taiga and the sea.
Some islands with beaches and ponds in an archipelago.
A woodland with great hills.
Christmas?
A village in a rockier part of the tundra.
Another village, this time one on a dune in a desert, next to a sandstone pan area, which is not a separate biome, but just an area that randomly may generate in a desert.
Installation instructions
1. Install Terrain Control.
2. Download the Terra Incognita zip-file.
3. Unzip it (duh). You get a folder with a lot of .bc files.
4. Copy everything which was in the zip into the plugins folder. You should also put the terrain control server .jar there.
5. Run the server.
Do you want installation instructions for Forge? Doesn’t something work? Just ask me.
Tips
You can create a map of your world by typic /tc map. /tc map -s 300 will create a map of 4800x4800, /tc map -s 200 (default) will create a map of 3200x3200.
Can’t find cacti? They’re found in a biome called Cactus Desert. It’s often found in large desert close to the sea.
There’s no acacia wood yet. There are also no dark oak trees, but I’m sure you can find that wood species else. I added it somewhere.
When spawning in an ocean, the closest island is never far away. Just swim in the right direction.
The custom biomes are listed as plains, forest, taiga, etc. using the spigot version. This also happens for some using Forge. If anyone wants to use the Forge, I’ll make a Forge version which hasn’t that issue.
Fun time playing!
Please give me some feedback! Would be nice
Thanks to Frofster for the trees! http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugin...created-worlds-biomes-and-objects/?page=4#p69
Speiger said:
Disconsented said:What it is:
ANSSRPG is a mod for Minecraft Forge that provides players, modpackers and server admins the ability to develop their own unique RPG system with player progression without any programming knowledge needed.
How it works:
ANSSRPG boils down to two fundamental concepts.
Skills:
Primarily used to award a player with experience for doing things. For example you can create a 'Mining' skill that provides players with experience for mining ores. For example Iron Ore for 5 experience and Diamond Ore for 50 experience. Skills follow a few preset types but can be combined to create compound skills. All skills have a failure state which allows progression to be handled via the mod (a 'digging' skill will not allow a player to mine a block).
Perks:
Perks come in two flavours: Unlocks and Effects.
Unlock Perks allow failure states to be represented. If a perk if present and the player does not have it they will trigger the failure state, if they do have it however the failure state will not be triggered. If there are no unlock perks defined for 'x' then there will not be a failure state for it.
Effect Perks allow for effects (potion effects at this time) to be applied to players among other things.
[Config and usage guide]
How to report a issue or get help
NOTE: If you're looking for help via IRC read this.
- Read the wiki and other resources for the mod.
- Read: How to report a bug.
- Using a service like Hastebin (no Dropbox) please upload:
- Any crash reports.
- Console logs (both server.log and forge mod loader(fml) logs).
- All Config files .
- Create a github issue with the following information:
- Description of the issue:
- Steps to reproduce it (How do I make this happen?):
- Steps taken to resolve it (Did I fix it? If so, How?):
- The uploaded logs from step 3.
After reading that, you can find me in #disconsented on the Espernet IRC.
Way2muchnoise said:
fewizz said:
This is an unofficial fork of Electro-Magic Tools mod made by TehNut and Tombenpotter. The mod received no official updates for year and was recently discontinued. TehNut allowed to everyone to fork and maintain the mod.
Electro-Magic Tools integrates Thaumcraft 4 with IndustrialCraft 2 by adding cross-mod tools and items, such as magic solar panels, essentia generators and legendary items.
Installation
Spoiler (click to hide)
- Make a backup of Minecraft installation folder.
- Install Minecraft Forge (If you still not installed it).
- Install Industrialcraft 2 and Thaumcraft 4.
- Go to the game folder.
- Drop .jar file into the mods folder.
Credits
TehNut and Tombenpotter for creating and maintaining the mod.
Modpacks
Feel free to include this mod in your private or public modpack if you are link back to this page.
Source Code | If you have issues with this mod, report here.
{
"dimension": 5,
"terrain": {
"type": "FLAT",
"data": {
"layers": [
{"block": "bedrock", "range": 0},
{"block": "dirt", "range": "2-10"},
{"block": "grass", "range": 11}
]
}
},
"features": [
{"type": "LAKES"}
]
}Lomeli12 said:
Lothrazar said:
InfinityRaider said: