Location convenience aside, that sounds like a potentially really good idea. Plus, I've been wanting to go back to Boston for years.
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A mod not needing Forge is not a legitimate reason for keeping it around. There's nothing wrong with a mod not needing Forge, but there are no pros or cons about it. It's just a mod by itself. Now on the other hand, if a mod is incompatible with Forge it has absolutely no business or right to exist at all. A mod that doesn't work with Forge should die a quick and quiet death. Almost every single worthwhile mod requires Forge in some way, and any mods I might be interested in are compatible at minimum.
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Is there anywhere in the configuration file that I can change how many blocks I can climb vertically using the grab key, or is that hardcoded and can't be changed?
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I'm not sure why, but I am unable to get flying to work. Even though it says it is enabled, nothing happens when I double tab the spacebar. I tried pressing F too.
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Mods won't work on cracked versions of Minecraft. It has to be a legitimately purchased copy.
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I'm pretty sure you just have the wrong version of Forge installed. Someone who knows a lot more than me could probably help you better, but since none of them are around right now, try switching to forge version 11.14.3.1468. Go to http://files.minecraftforge.net/, then click on "Show all downloads". After that search for 11.14.3.1468. When I installed BOP last night I had a similar crash as you, and forge told me I needed 1468 to activate BOP, as I also had 1450 installed like you.
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On the latest 1.8 version of BOP, where can I find the configuration to choose which biomes spawn? I looked in the game files and world creation page, but I can't find anything.
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Are there any mods or methods of making the day-cycle longer in Minecraft 1.5.2?
Allow me to clarify a little bit. I don't want to cheat in the game, I just want the entire cycle to slow down, while keeping the current dawn-day-dusk-night ratios.
Right now, I believe Minecraft runs at a timescale of 1/72 of normal time. This is the fastest timescale I've ever seen in any game. In creative mode or on servers it doesn't bother me, but when I am trying role-play in Minecraft, having only 10 minutes of daylight absolutely destroys the immersion.
It's physically jarring when you can actually look up and see the sun/moon moving across the sky. It gives the game a false sense of urgency that I am really not a fan of, and that does not need to be a required part of the game.
I've seen customizable day/night cycle requests constantly for over three years, and I still can't find anything tangible.
I don't mean to sound like I am complaining, if I am coming off that way, I am sorry. This is an honest request. If I had any modding knowledge at all, I would attempt to make the mod myself, because I know that it is in extremely high demand. Especially for role-players like me.
EDIT: I guess it is worth adding this in. The timescale I am comfortable with for role-playing in sandbox games is usually about 1/6. That's 4 hours for one complete cycle of day and night. this is the perfect timescale for me, because I usually only game for no more than 4 hours at a time, so one sitting for me is one day in the game. It's just a really comfortable and natural pace for me.
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