McJty said:
TeamCoFH said:This stuff used to be in CoFH Core. We'll be expanding on it a bit.
2kai2kai2 said:
horsewithnoname said:
Aperture is a Minecraft mod which allows you to create cinematics using GUI (or commands). It works with Forge for Minecraft 1.10.2, 1.11.2 and 1.12.
Aperture's features are fully frame based, which allows you to record smooth footage using Minema mod.
Here are some features which makes Aperture different from other camera mods:
Videos
- Camera profiles can be saved and loaded from config folder or the server (if the mod is installed).
- Provides different camera behavior blocks (which are known as camera fixtures):
- Idle fixture – does nothing, just locks the camera
- Path fixture – animates the camera through a set of points using one of the three interpolations: linear, cubic or hermite
- Look fixture – locks the camera at given position, and follows given entity (using entity selector) by looking at it
- Follow fixture – locks the camera relatively to the given entity (kind of like GoPro but fixed)
- Circular fixture – circulate around the center point and facing at it
- Provides a GUI which eases camera profile and fixtures editing a lot. There is also command interface, if needed.
- Playback duration is measured in ticks, instead of frames or milliseconds, which makes editing more consistent. Tick is a unit which is in the middle between frames and milliseconds. They don't depend on the frame rate in the settings, meanwhile also can be easily converted to seconds. There are about 20 ticks per a second (depends on the lag).
- Provides a smooth camera which is basically an analogue of vanilla cinematic camera, but Minema friendly.
There is a playlist of videos which are about Aperture. At the moment of public release, there are two videos: mod's teaser and mod's tutorial.
Install
Install Minecraft Forge, download the latest stable version of jar file for available minecraft version. Put it in minecraft's mods folder, and launch the game.
After that, Aperture mod should be installed and will appear in Minecraft's mods menu. If Aperture didn't appear in the mods menu, then something went wrong.
For mod reviewers and reposters
When reposting my mod on your own website or reviewing it, please consider following (if you want to support me and my mod):
If you're interested in this project, you might as well follow me on any of social media accounts listed below:
- Don't distort the mod name. It's the Aperture mod.
- Make sure that information and description of my mod is legit. Misleading information, like Minecraft version support or non-existent features, is your responsibility.
- By uploading a custom build of this mod, the build becomes your responsibility.
- Provide the source link, please. CurseForge page is preferable.
- Provide a link to my YouTube channel, please. This will be really appreciated!
- You can use Aperture banner or cover for your repost page. Don't apply the watermark, though, that's just rude.
Bug reports
If you found a bug, or this mod crashed your game. I'll appreciate if you could report a bug or a crash to me either on issue tracker, on PM or on Twitter. Please, make sure to attach a crash log (pastebin please) and description of a bug or crash and the way to reproduce it. Thanks!
TheIncgi said:
McJty said:
MrMasochism said:
Mystcraft is now updated for 1.11.2.
I feel there really should be more to say, but mostly I just hope people have fun with it.
The current plan is to do some bug fixing and then target a 1.12 update. The 1.12 update will probably include significant changes to how instability works.
Enjoy!
Changelog:
[Minecraft]Updated to version 1.11.2
[Generation]Island Worlds are now much bigger
[Generation]TEMPORARY: Skylands worlds don't have fluid (seas, etc removed)
[Generation]Falling blocks on Skyland worlds which lack support are changed to cobblestone
[Mechanics]Ink is now bucketable
[UX]Star Fissure Render improved
[BugFix](For Map Makers)Relative Link affects location of Generate Platform
[Java]Requires Java 1.8
BluSunrize said:
kroeser said:
raoulvdberge said:
Chekote said:Overview
This mod allows you to build "Runes", which are 5x5x1 blocks of obsidian. You then create a signature for the Rune, which binds it to other Runes with the same signature.
Blocks
This mod adds a single block: The Rune Core.
Rune Core
The Rune Core is the primary component of a Rune. It stores the energy for the Rune and controls transmission and retrieval of Entities.
Recipe:
Items
This mod does not add any new items.
Structures
This mod adds a single structure: The Rune.
Rune
Players construct the Rune and utilize it to teleport to other Runes with the same signature. A Rune is a 5x5x1 structure (horizontal). The following diagram outlines the structure of a Rune (note that the dirt blocks can actually be any material):
Recipe:
Runes are primarily constructed from Obsidian, with a Rune Core in the center. The Blocks immediately North, South, East and West of the Rune Core make up the Rune's signature.
The Signature components can be any block that you wish.
Usage
To create a usable teleport, you will need to create two or more Runes with the same signature.
Activation
Right clicking on the Rune Core of a completed Rune structure will activate the Rune. The Rune will draw energy from the surrounding environment, which you will observe as a lightning strike hitting the Rune.
If you do not see a Lightning strike when you attempt to activate the Rune, it means that the Rune is invalid. Check that your Rune structure matches the requirements defined above.
Teleportation
Once you have constructed and activated two or more Runes with the same signature, you can teleport between them by right clicking the Rune Core in the center of the Rune.
When you use a Rune to teleport, you will be transported to the next Rune with the same signature. You will be transported to each Rune with the same signature in the same order that each Rune was activated.
Brad16840 said:
McJty said:
