Let's see. Sounds like you've got Forge installed correctly and running, which is great. Both COFHcore and Codechickenlib are library mods, which means they're resources used by the mods to grab code and function.
I've got something for you for the COFHcore problem. Looks like it's actually asking for a mod called Redstone Flux, which I found here. Once I added the most recent 1.12.2 version of COFHcore (4.6.6.1) and Redstone Flux (1.1.1) to my game together with Advanced Warfare (2.7.0.772), it booted up just fine.
Which mod are you using that asks for Codechickenlib? I might be able to help you figure it out.
Hi, TecThor! An application option for VMC-Tec? I'm so interested!
I...
very much want to create more interesting and interactive content!
very much want to be part of an active community!
very much want to collaborate with other Youtubers and gain more views!
usually play modded, but have been eyeing up the vanilla updates that have come out since 1.12.2, and would be excited to try them out in such a mature and friendly environment!
have an active Youtube channel! It's young, but spunky!
You've already been to my channel, but the instructions were to link to the channel, sooooo... here ya go!
Hmm. You could try finagling something with a texture pack, but then I think it would change all the textures, not just the swamp. A quick google search turned up this Reddit thread, which looks promising. Looks like they're working on a similar project. There might be a mod somewhere that does it, if you dig deeply enough. Other than that, I'm at a loss.
You've got a subscriber out of me! This is awesome! You know, you were claiming in the video that this episode was boring, and trust me, it very much wasn't. Maybe I was in awe staring at that castle the whole time, but I was very much entertained.
I feel like I know a mod that's pretty similar to what you're describing. I forget the name, though. Let me go look for it...
Aha, found it! The Ancient Warfare 2 mod, which you can look at/download from CurseForge here. The mod adds the ability to make NPCs to farm resources for you, as well as being able to make NPCs as soldiers to defend your base and take on raids. Last I saw, it also added pregenerated structures full of enemy NPCs for you to raid, which is handy when you're on singleplayer and you want to use that army. It also adds some features like windmills.
I've only seen this mod in action on Youtube several years ago, so I can't speak to the actual quality of the current mod, but I thought this might be what you're looking for.
The downside is that its most recent version is for 1.12.2, so to play it, you'll need to go back a few versions. There's been some pretty hefty updates that have come out since 1.12.2, so the game is going to feel significantly different.
Since you mentioned you're new, I'll let you know too that in order to play this mod, you'll need to be playing on Java edition, and you'll also need to install Forge, which you can find for 1.12.2 right here.
I've been playing since 2010, so I remember all these updates, and being excited and reading the wiki about all the cool new stuff as it was coming out! I like bits and pieces out of all of these updates, so it was hard for me to rank them, and this is probably still a pretty rough ranking for me. This is especially true since the most recent version I've played is 1.12.2. I started playing modded in 1.6.4, and since then, my knowledge of vanilla Minecraft has seriously suffered as I've lagged behind versions. But, I feel like my ranking would go something like this:
1. The Update that Changed the World
2. Adventure Update Part 2
3. Redstone Update
4. Update Aquatic (I haven't played it myself, but I rank it so high because I've seen plenty of gameplay of this update, and my mouth is watering to try some of these features! )
5. Jungle Update
6. World of Color
7. Pretty Scary Update
8. Horse Update
9. Combat Update
10. Bountiful Update
11. Exploration Update
12. Frostburn Update
13. Superflat Update
14. Trading Update
111 Things is a modded Minecraft survival series where I am working on completing a to-do list of 111 things! In this episode, I make an announcement and expose Minecraft's... interesting... horse breeding system. Fun stuff!
Video uploads are guaranteed on the channel every Monday and Thursday, with additional bonus videos sometimes appearing on other days. Be sure to ❤️ subscribe 👍 so you don't miss a thing!
Want to start from the beginning? Here's the link to the full playlist: Click me!
How about an Atlantis-inspired sunken city around it? Or a tower that starts on the seabed and rises up out of the water? In fact, several towers connected together, like but not like a castle, could be cool, too.
This would be a lot of work, but soaking up all the water in a radius around your farm, building walls to keep the ocean out, and then building on the seafloor as if it were dry land can also be a cool effect.
0
32989
Does this count as necro? I hope not. I love counting games.
0
Seven
0
Medieval swordplay.
0
<------ winning.
0
Banned for doing absolutely nothing.
0
Let's see. Sounds like you've got Forge installed correctly and running, which is great. Both COFHcore and Codechickenlib are library mods, which means they're resources used by the mods to grab code and function.
I've got something for you for the COFHcore problem. Looks like it's actually asking for a mod called Redstone Flux, which I found here. Once I added the most recent 1.12.2 version of COFHcore (4.6.6.1) and Redstone Flux (1.1.1) to my game together with Advanced Warfare (2.7.0.772), it booted up just fine.
Which mod are you using that asks for Codechickenlib? I might be able to help you figure it out.
1
Hi, TecThor! An application option for VMC-Tec? I'm so interested!
I...
You've already been to my channel, but the instructions were to link to the channel, sooooo... here ya go!
Have a great day!
1
There's a new episode of 111 Things out! The first post in this thread has been updated with the information. Thanks for watching!
In case you missed it, here is the previous episode:
Episode 2:
0
I'm sorry, I don't really know how to help you any farther than I already posted.
Best of luck!
0
Hmm. You could try finagling something with a texture pack, but then I think it would change all the textures, not just the swamp. A quick google search turned up this Reddit thread, which looks promising. Looks like they're working on a similar project. There might be a mod somewhere that does it, if you dig deeply enough. Other than that, I'm at a loss.
0
You've got a subscriber out of me! This is awesome! You know, you were claiming in the video that this episode was boring, and trust me, it very much wasn't. Maybe I was in awe staring at that castle the whole time, but I was very much entertained.
0
I feel like I know a mod that's pretty similar to what you're describing. I forget the name, though. Let me go look for it...
Aha, found it! The Ancient Warfare 2 mod, which you can look at/download from CurseForge here. The mod adds the ability to make NPCs to farm resources for you, as well as being able to make NPCs as soldiers to defend your base and take on raids. Last I saw, it also added pregenerated structures full of enemy NPCs for you to raid, which is handy when you're on singleplayer and you want to use that army. It also adds some features like windmills.
I've only seen this mod in action on Youtube several years ago, so I can't speak to the actual quality of the current mod, but I thought this might be what you're looking for.
The downside is that its most recent version is for 1.12.2, so to play it, you'll need to go back a few versions. There's been some pretty hefty updates that have come out since 1.12.2, so the game is going to feel significantly different.
Since you mentioned you're new, I'll let you know too that in order to play this mod, you'll need to be playing on Java edition, and you'll also need to install Forge, which you can find for 1.12.2 right here.
Good luck!
1
I've been playing since 2010, so I remember all these updates, and being excited and reading the wiki about all the cool new stuff as it was coming out! I like bits and pieces out of all of these updates, so it was hard for me to rank them, and this is probably still a pretty rough ranking for me. This is especially true since the most recent version I've played is 1.12.2. I started playing modded in 1.6.4, and since then, my knowledge of vanilla Minecraft has seriously suffered as I've lagged behind versions. But, I feel like my ranking would go something like this:
1. The Update that Changed the World
)
2. Adventure Update Part 2
3. Redstone Update
4. Update Aquatic (I haven't played it myself, but I rank it so high because I've seen plenty of gameplay of this update, and my mouth is watering to try some of these features!
5. Jungle Update
6. World of Color
7. Pretty Scary Update
8. Horse Update
9. Combat Update
10. Bountiful Update
11. Exploration Update
12. Frostburn Update
13. Superflat Update
14. Trading Update
1
111 Things is a modded Minecraft survival series where I am working on completing a to-do list of 111 things! In this episode, I make an announcement and expose Minecraft's... interesting... horse breeding system. Fun stuff!
Video uploads are guaranteed on the channel every Monday and Thursday, with additional bonus videos sometimes appearing on other days. Be sure to ❤️ subscribe 👍 so you don't miss a thing!Want to start from the beginning? Here's the link to the full playlist: Click me!
Still want more? Here's a world tour: Click me, too!
I also play on the VMC-Tec server! Interested? Here's the playlist!
Thanks for watching! I hope you have a wonderful day!
0
How about an Atlantis-inspired sunken city around it? Or a tower that starts on the seabed and rises up out of the water? In fact, several towers connected together, like but not like a castle, could be cool, too.
This would be a lot of work, but soaking up all the water in a radius around your farm, building walls to keep the ocean out, and then building on the seafloor as if it were dry land can also be a cool effect.