Made a mod that lists guide-books and lets you pin them to inventory screen
https://redd.it/1siitcw
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https://redd.it/1siitcw
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Looking for short modpacks
Looking for short, quest-based modpacks that don't center around create.
skyblocks and escape modpacks preferred.
enjoy automation.
things that can be completed in like 20-50 hours or so..
I enjoyed things like ftb pyramids, cuboid outpost, compact claustrophobia, break out!..
https://redd.it/1sirbau
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Looking for short, quest-based modpacks that don't center around create.
skyblocks and escape modpacks preferred.
enjoy automation.
things that can be completed in like 20-50 hours or so..
I enjoyed things like ftb pyramids, cuboid outpost, compact claustrophobia, break out!..
https://redd.it/1sirbau
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Tech Based Modpacks where Mobs can consistently pose a Threat
Sort of like:
\- Factorio (biter evolution)
\- Scape and Run Parasites (mob evolution)
\- TechGuns (Entities with actual decent weapons)
or similar.
I find there are a lot of packs that tend to focus on Progression without actual need to upgrade on defending that progression.
Another way of putting is sorta like: I like a pack where the more you progress more advanced/better/etc... tools, technology, magic, or whatevs else ; the mobs/entities consistently evolve/change to become more dangerous, smarter, or similar... in a means that means they never really "lag behind"
Typically the above has come from too many packs where you can simply:
\- tower up with blocks or smth
\- hide behind walls/doors/whatevs
\- rush progression for advanced gear making combat/defence trivial against current mobs
\- no means of mobs trying to actually attack/find your base to "properly" eliminate you
and more...
I do get a lot of people would just prefer to progress without having X/Y/Z tons of mobs constantly trying to invade their base and take out current progress (thus might be why there arent many packs like this...?)
Any recommendations from yalls below
https://redd.it/1siqmzx
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Sort of like:
\- Factorio (biter evolution)
\- Scape and Run Parasites (mob evolution)
\- TechGuns (Entities with actual decent weapons)
or similar.
I find there are a lot of packs that tend to focus on Progression without actual need to upgrade on defending that progression.
Another way of putting is sorta like: I like a pack where the more you progress more advanced/better/etc... tools, technology, magic, or whatevs else ; the mobs/entities consistently evolve/change to become more dangerous, smarter, or similar... in a means that means they never really "lag behind"
Typically the above has come from too many packs where you can simply:
\- tower up with blocks or smth
\- hide behind walls/doors/whatevs
\- rush progression for advanced gear making combat/defence trivial against current mobs
\- no means of mobs trying to actually attack/find your base to "properly" eliminate you
and more...
I do get a lot of people would just prefer to progress without having X/Y/Z tons of mobs constantly trying to invade their base and take out current progress (thus might be why there arent many packs like this...?)
Any recommendations from yalls below
https://redd.it/1siqmzx
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just found this 145 gb monstrosity of a log file for fabulously optimized
https://redd.it/1siviik
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With shaders and some mods i can make Minecraft soooo realistic, that its like Real Life!!!
https://redd.it/1sizsco
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Any way to make minecraft mods that arent so tedious?
For context, I tried getting into minecraft modding a few times over the years, as i love to make modpacks and really want to make a mod or two of my own , but every time i try, im just baffled at how tedious and over complicated it is. I come from a computer science background, and i was honestly shocked when i found that seemingly the only well documented and reliable way to make a minecraft mod is by installing some 10 gigabyte IDE and using like 2-4 external tools minimum just for boilerplate, not to mention all the stuff you need to learn regarding those tools and the setup for a mod before you can even do your first hello world.
why is it so complex? is there any way i can do it without an IDE? how is it unironically easier to make a from scratch C software renderer than it is to make a minecraft mod without using 6 bloated external pieces of software? given that minecraft is written in java, and to my knowledge java is a JIT language (thus can be interpreted alongside compilation), im surprised i cant just write scripts to be injected into the game during runtime a la teardown modding.
TL;DR, why cant i just write "fogintensity = 5" or some shit into a java script and have it injected into the game if its written in java? any way i can make a mod without gradle? why do i need all these tools? IDE-less mod development?
https://redd.it/1sj3cg9
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For context, I tried getting into minecraft modding a few times over the years, as i love to make modpacks and really want to make a mod or two of my own , but every time i try, im just baffled at how tedious and over complicated it is. I come from a computer science background, and i was honestly shocked when i found that seemingly the only well documented and reliable way to make a minecraft mod is by installing some 10 gigabyte IDE and using like 2-4 external tools minimum just for boilerplate, not to mention all the stuff you need to learn regarding those tools and the setup for a mod before you can even do your first hello world.
why is it so complex? is there any way i can do it without an IDE? how is it unironically easier to make a from scratch C software renderer than it is to make a minecraft mod without using 6 bloated external pieces of software? given that minecraft is written in java, and to my knowledge java is a JIT language (thus can be interpreted alongside compilation), im surprised i cant just write scripts to be injected into the game during runtime a la teardown modding.
TL;DR, why cant i just write "fogintensity = 5" or some shit into a java script and have it injected into the game if its written in java? any way i can make a mod without gradle? why do i need all these tools? IDE-less mod development?
https://redd.it/1sj3cg9
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Cozy Modpack Recommendation?
What's your favorite modpack to play with friends that don't play minecraft that often and are cozy kitchensink style? The girls like to make food and cute stuff
We are trying Homestead and wanted to know other people's opinions.
https://redd.it/1sj161o
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What's your favorite modpack to play with friends that don't play minecraft that often and are cozy kitchensink style? The girls like to make food and cute stuff
We are trying Homestead and wanted to know other people's opinions.
https://redd.it/1sj161o
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Is "GregTech: New Horizons" really that hard?
I've heard some people say that GT:NH was something "hardcore" and "not recommended for starters".
I have little experience with tech mods apart from Create, is it easy to understand the progression of the modpack, without knowing most of the mods in it?
https://redd.it/1sjb3e8
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I've heard some people say that GT:NH was something "hardcore" and "not recommended for starters".
I have little experience with tech mods apart from Create, is it easy to understand the progression of the modpack, without knowing most of the mods in it?
https://redd.it/1sjb3e8
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