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I'm not sure I have that many moneys... :\

Quote from livelong2

Would you release a beta/alpha for MC 1.5.1?I really cannot upgrade.(112 mods loaded)

Actually, I probably could do that pretty easily, the difference between the versions is quite small in what I modified.

Quote from DaRkMaStEd

How about just 1000?

And are they buffed version of the regular arrows? That's my guess.

Nope and nope.

Quote from DomboTheGreat

Maybe crafting flame arrows with blaze powder could just give you multiple arrows? It would be much simpler than adding a new feature for them. Or maybe it wouldn't be easier. I'm not a mod developer.

Also, I use modloader not forge, so that's the only reason I'm not downloading it right now. If you had the time to make it modloader-compatible, that would be great, but I don't know how difficult it would be...

Forge fully supports Modloader mods, and it's much better too, so...use it! Making it Modloader-compatible would be quite difficult, and not really worth it considering Forge works with Modloader mods.

Quote from Scheppa

Could you put make it so you can put the quivers on your back? I know you can do it because of Mine and Blade.

That's one thing I'd like to do, but I'm not really sure how. I guess I should take a look at Mine and Blade to see how they did it (assuming they didn't edit base classes). One thing that's kept me from doing it is that I'd have to either modify the player rendering code or use the RenderPlayer API (which there don't seem to be any tutorials for).

Heh, right, forgot about its recipe.

Thanks for the mod review, and I'm glad you like the mod so much, it makes it worth all the work.

To explain what I mean with the torches not colliding, my code doesn't currently check whether the torches are inside each other, but that doesn't really have anything to do with how they get placed anywhere on a block. I had to do a lot of coding to get them to act that way, but if you like it, it definitely was worth it.

What mod are you working on?

Yes and yes. When a liquid runs over them, they break, and when a piston pushes them, they break. They can be broken individually and they give back the torches. The arrows you pick up after they land will be normal arrows.

Edit: There's one small difference, IIRC. I think if you fire a torch arrow into water, it won't replace the water.

I'm going to give you guys a pre-release of the next version (1.1) to test. It should be pretty bug-free, but if you find any, tell me.

https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B6LvNCPM7P2iNmtuZjUteE1tZFE

Changes:

New features:
    * Splitting arrow, can be crafted by placing any number of arrows and half that number of string. This is a shapeless recipe. These arrows will split into the number of arrows they were crafted with a little bit after being fired.

Other changes:
    * Made the longbow use a 16x16 icon when it isn't being held.
    * Vanilla arrow uses different Item class now, expect a message when loading a world about it, but it shouldn't cause any problems.
    * Blaze powder crafts 2 arrows.

Bugs fixed:
    * Selected one-sized stacks not getting fired sometimes in arrow type mode.
    * Skeletons' bows not having strings.
    * Quivers crafting with 6 damage rather than maximum.

There will be some pretty unintelligible debug output from my mod that I'll remove later, ignore it.

I also edited the first post with an explanation of the config file settings.

Sorry, I don't like the idea of adding a bow that's made of something that doesn't bend... :\