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Quote from WingedPirateMC»

*whispers* Someone make an add-on for Minestrappolation.

Quote from WingedPirateMC»

An add-on mod support pack thing.

Quote from thebaum64»

I am thinking of adding mod support! if you have a mod you would like to have let me know!!!

Quote from ntzrmtthihu777»

BiomesOPlenty, please. One of the mods that most affect the world of minecraft, in terms of new blocks and biomes.
Ah, nevermind. Just read a few pages back and saw that you are working on BOP already

Quote from StormCrow1770»

Ohhhhh, I really like this! When do you think you will make a 1.8 version?

Quote from WingedPirateMC»

Here it is. ^-^
Basically, it just adds extremely-vanilla features to the game, as an extension of what original vanilla Minecraft is like.

Quote from Dragon_Tamer12»

Oh Ok good, cause I dont know how to install mods

Quote from WingedPirateMC»

Here (for Minecraft 1.7.10 - Windows) :

1.) Download this and run it, wait until installation is complete. (Make sure you've run regular Minecraft 1.7.10 at least once before doing this.)
2.) Type %appdata% in to the search bar in the Start menu and press enter.
3.) Click on the .minecraft folder.
4.) Create a folder within .minecraft and name it mods (no caps).
5.) Download any mod you'd like off of the forums, and place it into mods.
6.) Launch Minecraft, and there you go. The mod's installed.

EDIT: I should point out that, when you open your Minecraft launcher, a new Profile will have automatically been created called "Forge". You'll have to select that from the drop-down menu in your launcher in order to play the mod.

Also, install as many mods as you'd like into that mods folder! There isn't a guarantee that all mods will be compatible with eachother, but most will. Good luck!

Quote from WingedPirateMC»

Here (for Minecraft 1.7.10 - Windows) :

1.) Download this and run it, wait until installation is complete. (Make sure you've run regular Minecraft 1.7.10 at least once before doing this.)
2.) Type %appdata% in to the search bar in the Start menu and press enter.
3.) Click on the .minecraft folder.
4.) Create a folder within .minecraft and name it mods (no caps).
5.) Download any mod you'd like off of the forums, and place it into mods.
6.) Launch Minecraft, and there you go. The mod's installed.

EDIT: I should point out that, when you open your Minecraft launcher, a new Profile will have automatically been created called "Forge". You'll have to select that from the drop-down menu in your launcher in order to play the mod.

Also, install as many mods as you'd like into that mods folder! There isn't a guarantee that all mods will be compatible with eachother, but most will. Good luck!

Quote from Sto3IV»

What next mod, which you add in your texturepack?

Quote from thebaum64»

I have a few picked out for the next update, you will have to wait and see

Quote from ntzrmtthihu777»

If you could, would it be too much to ask for you to put StormMister's Rediscovered mod into your queue? Its a mod adding content originally intended/included in minecraft that either never made the final cut or got removed in later versions (eg, it re-implemented sponges in 1.7 before they were re-added in 1.8). It includes also ruby ore/gems/blocks, so you can just copypasta the BOP ones

Quote from thebaum64»

Link to the mod?

Quote from ntzrmtthihu777»

Rediscovered Mod