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Human Villagers
by nate111135, updated by Inofficially

Discontinued due to increased errors, will require re-write which I cannot do.

DOWNLOAD v1.8 Preview with Pigmen skins (Dropbox) REQUIRES MODLOADER.
(Added new witch and Zombie Villager model. Notable bugs: Witch and pig nose does not work, potions are held wrongly by witches. Please report more bugs if found. Incompatible with Forge)

Get rid of those ugly Squidwards!

Human Villagers mod is a mod that re-models Villagers to be the same species as your player. Instead of having squidwards or aliens from another planet, you can finally have some of your own people in your world.


Incompatibilities:
- ModLoader (modifies od/qd class. Use ML patch, install the patch last, not needed if using preview)
- Forge (modifies od/qd class. Use Forge patch, install the patch last. No patch for preview atm)

Requirements:
- MC 1.3.2 or 1.4.2 if using preview
- Patches if needed
- Nothing else!

Bugs:
- Outer clothing for villagers do not move, it's an annoyance. I'm going to look into it later on
- Pig noses do not work
- Witch noses do not work
- Witch holds potions wrongly

Media:

Spoiler:

Pictures:

Spoiler:

Farmer:


Butcher:


Priest:


Blacksmith:


Librarian:

Videos:

Spoiler:

Up to date:

None.

Outdated:

v1.6 mod review by gamingkiwis:


v1.5 mod spotlight by GameChap:


v1.5 mod review by AnorexicMuffins:


v1.5 mod spotlight by iampeppino:


v1.5 mod review by drackiseries:

To-do:

Spoiler:

- Fix for stiff clothing
- Female package
- Gender friendly breeding o.O (use Pigmen if this is a problem to you..)

Installation:

Spoiler:

Manual installation:

1. Find your .minecraft folder (located at C:Users\(your user)\Appdata\Roaming\.minecraft on Windows 7)
2. Open the bin folder
3. Open up your minecraft.jar using WinRAR or 7Zip
4. Delete the META-INF folder inside your minecraft.jar
5. Add any APIs/other mods first (if you use any other mods)
6. Install Human Villagers (drag and drop contents into minecraft.jar)
7. Install any required patches
8. Close minecraft.jar and start up Minecraft
9. Have fun!

MCPatcher installation:

1. Open up your MCPatcher
2. Click the Mods tab on the top left
3. Click add
4. Go to the location of your Human Villagers zip  (default: \.minecraft\mods\1.2.5)
5. Click on the Human Villagers zip
6. Press OK
7. Click OK again
8. Make sure Human Villagers is checked
9. Repeat steps for installing patches (make sure the patch under Human Villagers and the incompatible mod)
9. Click Patch
10. Have fun

Changelog:

Spoiler:

*Every version under v1.5 is by nate111135*

v1.5: 1.2.5 update! Slight texture changes.
v1.6: 1.3.1 update! Added villager hurt noises
v1.7: 1.3.2 update! Changed texture location and changed to default hat mesh.
v1.8: 1.4.2 update! Added new witch and zombie villager model.

FAQs and possible FAQs:

Spoiler:

#1: I can't install it! I get a crash.

Spoiler:

Did you delete the META-INF folder inside your minecraft.jar? Do you have mods that modify the awc, awd, awe, pz, qa, and/or qd class(es)? Did you install all class(es)? Please include an error report if you have one.

#2: Can I use this in my modpack?

Spoiler:

Sure you can, but you need to credit me and everyone in my credits list.

#3: Does this work in multiplayer/LAN?

Spoiler:

Yes! It is client-sided, but the noises will not work on any type of server since the noises are server-sided since 1.3. For LAN, everyone must install Human Villagers in order to get the hurt noises.

#4: UPDATE!

Spoiler:

Calm down there, I'm new to coding. It'll take me some time.

#5: You ripped this off nate111135!

Spoiler:

I did not, he gave me permission for the entire mod; here's his quote:

nate111135, on 17 June 2012 - 05:35 PM, said:

Sure. I was actually waiting for 1.3 and the mod API to update it, but i've been losing interest in minecraft, so go ahead.

It'd be your work though, so go ahead and put your own name on it.

#6: Can my texture pack support this?

Spoiler:

Yes, look at the textures in the villager folder included with this mod, that should help you, here's an example (the witch  skin using every section including witch hat and nose)  that you can download by right clicking the photo and clicking Save image as...

#8: Please make this compatible with ModLoader/Forge!

Spoiler:

I'm glad you guys are reading the OP! But in fact, IT IS! Just download the ModLoader or Forge patch in the Patches spoiler and follow the instructions, or install Human Villagers after (only) ModLoader. But if you want all the features of ModLoader, install the ML patch.

#9: I think I installed it right, but villagers have white textures!

Spoiler:

Did you REPLACE the villager textures with the textures from my mod? If you have done so, you installed it incorrectly. You are supposed to drag all classes and folders into the minecraft.jar. Which will add a folder and replace 2 classes in the minecraft.jar. No folders or .pngs should have been replaced

Patches/Texture patches:

Spoiler:

Mod Patches

Spoiler:

*Patches must be installed last, must be installed with Human Villagers as well!*

- ModLoader patch v1.7. Download from Mediafire or Dropbox
- Forge patch v1.7. Download from Mediafire or Dropbox

Texture patches (fan made)

Spoiler:

*Replace Inofficially folder with patch* Use according to version!

- FEarBG's patch for v1.6. Info according to FEarBG:

Spoiler:

Human Villagers Texture Pack

I really like this mod but there was one part that I always missed - better textures for all villagers.

Well, not any more!

Requirements:

Spoiler:

-Human Villagers! Mod (the mod in this topic)

Installation:

Spoiler:

1. Find your .minecraft folder (located at C:Users\(your user)\Appdata\Roaming\.minecraft on Windows 7)
2. Open the bin folder
3. Open up your minecraft.jar using WinRAR or 7Zip
4. Create a Inofficially folder (for v1.6+) If using an older version, just drag the contents of your "iFEarBG's Villagers Texture.rar" into your minecraft.jar
5. Open "FEarBG's Villagers Texture.rar" and rename the "villager" folder to "HumanVillagers" (for v1.6+)
6. Drag and drop the folder into your Inofficially folder you made. (for v1.6+)
7. Then drag and drop the Inofficially folder into you minecraft.jar (for v1.6+)
8. Close your minecraft.jar and start up Minecraft
9. Have fun

Download:

Spoiler:

FEarBG's Villagers Texture (Please rename folder from villager to HumanVillagers if using v1.6+)

Pictures:
3 Female Characters

Spoiler:

Farmer


Villager


Librarian

3 Male Characters

Spoiler:

Butcher


Smith


Priest

- bobert778's "Alternate amazing pack," for v1.6. Info according to bobert778:

Spoiler:

Think the NPCs look a little grainy and all that? Then download these alternate steve skins for your human NPCs

Spoiler:

blacksmith


Farmers


Librarian


Butcher


Priest

Download link: http://www.mediafire...ce2g0pugbr954xv

Installation: Just drag the contents of the zip into your minecraft.jar (note this is only textures so you need to install the mod first)

Want more?: If I get enough requests (private msg me: bobert778) I will make random mob files so not everyone looks the same and we'll have female npc's

- FEarBG's "Original Steve" pack for v1.6. Info according to FEarBG:

Spoiler:

Human Villagers - Original Steve Texture Pack

Picture :

Spoiler:

Installation :

1. Download the Human Villager version that is correct for your client
2. Install Human Villagers.
3. Create a "Inofficially" folder and drag it into your minecraft.jar (for v1.6+)
4. Then download this texture pack and place its contents inside minecraft.jar (for v1.6+ remame it to HumanVillagers and drag it into your Inofficially folder in your minecraft.jar). That's it..

Copyright:

Spoiler:

This Minecraft modification (, henceforth "Mod" or "The Mod"), by the terms of http://www.minecraft.net/copyright.jsp is sole property of the Bruce (Inofficially) Nguyen (, henceforth "Owner" or "The Owner"). By default it may only be distributed on minecraftforums.net, youtube.com. It may only be mirrored or reposted with advance written permission of the Owner. Private Messages via Minecraft Forum and Emails are fine if you wait for a response. URL shorteners or other attempts to make money off The Owner's Mod are strictly forbidden without advance written permission. You may not decompile The Owner's Mod without advance written permission of the Owner.

Credits:
- nate111135 (for creating this mod in the first place)
- BiomeExplorer (for helping with Witch coding)


DOWNLOAD v1.7 with Steve skins (Mediafire or Dropbox)
DOWNLOAD v1.7 with Pigmen skins (Mediafire or Dropbox)

DOWNLOAD older versions (link has been reported broken)


Please alert me of any bugs, ideas, etc. Feel free to hit the    button if you like this mod.

*lacking a signature*

- Inofficially

[Inofficially]

Updated the topic, now has full info.

[Inofficially]

this topic is moving sloow..

[Gildiamante]

and the female?

[LordVamdor1]

http://mag.racked.eu...ad bro?/mca.png

Villagers ARE humans XD

[Inofficially]

Gildiamante, on 30 June 2012 - 12:54 AM, said:

and the female?

Hmm, let me get to that. What do you want it to look like?

[SpartaBr]

Inofficially, on 30 June 2012 - 04:41 PM, said:

Hmm, let me get to that. What do you want it to look like?

look like pingas!

[xOGCxKenny]

i installed this right (or so i think) but when i play the villagers are plain white. help please?

[Inofficially]

xOGCxKenny, on 05 July 2012 - 03:38 AM, said:

i installed this right (or so i think) but when i play the villagers are plain white. help please?

What other mods do you have? Did you install both of the class files?

SpartaBr, on 30 June 2012 - 05:05 PM, said:

look like pingas!

Pingas? What are those o.O

[xou816]

Very nice mod! I hate those squidwards.

[xOGCxKenny]

ok i got it working right but you should add another file so that each of these can be your minecraft skin

[Inofficially]

xOGCxKenny, on 05 July 2012 - 06:53 PM, said:

ok i got it working right but you should add another file so that each of these can be your minecraft skin

Hmm, that seems complicated. But for now, just edit the files in the "Villager" folder by replacing the villager skin with your skin (keeping the extra clothing is your choice)

[xOGCxKenny]

Inofficially, on 05 July 2012 - 09:23 PM, said:

Hmm, that seems complicated. But for now, just edit the files in the "Villager" folder by replacing the villager skin with your skin (keeping the extra clothing is your choice)

i trie to use that as my skin file but it says its not the right size

[Inofficially]

xOGCxKenny, on 06 July 2012 - 12:18 AM, said:

i trie to use that as my skin file but it says its not the right size

Weird, I might have to make a texture template.. Creating one now
Got lazy but I've added an example inside my FAQ (the texture pack question)

[xOGCxKenny]

Inofficially, on 06 July 2012 - 03:14 PM, said:

Weird, I might have to make a texture template.. Creating one now
Got lazy but I've added an example inside my FAQ (the texture pack question)

sorry im new. wheres that? :mellow

[Inofficially]

It's labelled FAQ on the topic inside a spoiler (it's under the changelog spoiler)

[tarnacki]

It would be really nice, actually it would be perfect if this mod used the char.png layout so that people could download skins and just rename them or make their own minecraft skin the same as the villagers without the need to recreate them using this different outline ;3

[Inofficially]

tarnacki, on 07 July 2012 - 05:22 PM, said:

It would be really nice, actually it would be perfect if this mod used the char.png layout so that people could download skins and just rename them or make their own minecraft skin the same as the villagers without the need to recreate them using this different outline ;3

If it did, you wouldn't be able to see the professions of different villagers

[tarnacki]

Inofficially, on 07 July 2012 - 05:32 PM, said:

If it did, you wouldn't be able to see the professions of different villagers

too be honest... i dont care what they are ;3 and I can't tell from what they are wearing anyways. If I got to add the skins I wanted then they would all be different skins so yes I would be able to

What I meant when I said they should use the char.png layout thing was that they should use the same size and layout so people who download the mod can go to the villager folder and place a skin that they want into it and rename it butcher.png or ect. and just overwrite the one that is there.

[Inofficially]

tarnacki, on 07 July 2012 - 09:16 PM, said:

too be honest... i dont care what they are ;3 and I can't tell from what they are wearing anyways. If I got to add the skins I wanted then they would all be different skins so yes I would be able to

What I meant when I said they should use the char.png layout thing was that they should use the same size and layout so people who download the mod can go to the villager folder and place a skin that they want into it and rename it butcher.png or ect. and just overwrite the one that is there.

Well that's pretty much texture packing the textures.. Never knew there was going to be such a fuss about the skins. Well if I'm going to do what you're saying, then Villagers will seem and feel stupid..especially for me since they have no professions. My villager layout for the textures isn't the same size because I require room for the profession clothing. You can simply use a photo editing software like Paint.NET (what I use). Learn how to use it, then make your skin, overlapping the original skin. Or even copy and paste your skin over the villager skin. Let me edit the OP a little changing "match your player" to "be the same species as your player" if you're confused. If you overwrite the textures, the extra clothing it originally has is no longer there and makes the picture smaller. My layout is larger than the original just by the background so just extend your picture so it's the same size.
EDIT: Or possibly use this mod instead: Pigman Villagers