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Well, I picked a good time to check my forum notifications. Nice to see this mod updated. I had some plans for a 1.8 pack and I am sure Useful Foods would make a great addition.

Quote from Minecr4ck»

Hi does anyone know what this means ?!?! "THE MONSTERS GROW IMPATIENT"

I see this every few minutes in the chat log.

I can't tell if its coming from one of Father Toasts' mods.

Has anyone seen this?

Any help?

I'm starting to grow impatient

I think that is from Apocalypse when the difficulty skips forward (e.g. sleeping).

Quote from KuroNeko87»

How about if I want it to choose 2 from that list?

Like this? https://gist.github.com/KuroNeko87/a954201b7abe0e9542ef

I am actually not sure; the easiest way would probably be just to try it and see if you get 2 items. Using count 2 could work; if not you could just add the drop table twice. You could also put it under an all function if you wanted a lower chance (e.g. all function with count 0.01 to have a 1 in 100 chance of the drops).

I think it is because you used the drop function in drops. I believe that is only used for adding drops through stats (for doing tricky stuff). Aside from that, the stats look correct; although I always seem to mess though up XD Anyway, try adding the drops like this:

Hey, I posted a mod spotlight for this mod today. I think it covered everything but let me know if I missed anything.

Hey, I made a small mod spotlight for this mod. Hopefully I did a good job at covering the mod.

Since it's been a few weeks with a post, I thought I'd give a quick update. I have been working on v1.1, in fact I was going to release it this weekend, but I decided to hold off to get a few more updates and iron out a few issues. So hopefully that will be out this weekend or sooner. Also, the mod pack is now on the FTB Launcher! I was waiting for the update to mention it, but decided to just mention it now. To see the pack on the launcher, you will need to enter the pack code UntamedChaos. Unfortunately, when I went to edit the code into the forum post it decides to mess it all up; I'll try to sort that out later.

Aside from that, I have a couple other things to mention. First is that my Let's Play of the mod pack is well underway on my Youtube channel if anyone was interested in that (link in my signature). Also, I am planning to start a new mod pack soon and looking to enter it in JamPacked2; so there should be more on that over the next month. And Moonlit Siege hasn't been forgotten; I've just been busy/lazy =P

Edit: Okay, so the main post should be fixed now; or at least good enough. Back to preparing v1.1!

Quote from BlackJar72»

I tried zipping them with a command line utility; the files seem to be different (different size), so you can try that again.

INSTALLATION

1. Download and install Minecraft Forge
2. Download the dependency PCL v2.1.0
3. Download the mod file
4. Place the dependency and mod files in your mods folder (coremods folder if pre-Minecraft 1.6)

NOTES

OVERVIEW

Torches are no longer crafted as lit torches, but as unlit torches, so they will need to be lit with some sort of igniter first before it can be used as a light source. They are given lifespans so they become single-use torches and will eventually burn out. Also, they will revert to unlit torches when they come into contact with water.

Mob behavior is also slightly modified to make them interact with the torches. Villagers will kill the village torches during the day and ignite them again at night. Zombies and skeletons may occasionally attempt to take out lit torches as well.


DETAILS

Details of the mod can be found in the new wiki: http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/unlittorch/pages/wiki/
Not even a week after putting up the wiki, Curseforge made the time I spent on it a total waste when they updated their site and removed the wiki feature (deleting my work in the process).

MOD SPOTLIGHTS

These are outdated but still give you a pretty good idea of what to expect from the mod. Anyway, thanks for these!


Don't really understand what he's saying here, but it seems to cover a lot of stuff

INSTALLATION

1. Download and install Minecraft Forge
2. Download the mod file
3. Place the mod file in your mods folder (coremods folder if on Minecraft 1.5.2)

NOTES

DETAILS

FEATURES

• Allows arrows to break certain blocks (configurable)
• Makes the following blocks climbable:
• Fences
• Fence gates
• Nether fences
• Iron fences
• Trapdoors (only when open)

• Allows fish hooks to latch on to dropped items
• Makes players and mobs (zombies, archers, and creepers) drop mob heads (a rare drop like wither skeleton heads)
• Allows mobs to see through certain blocks (configurable)

MOD SPOTLIGHTS

Be sure to read the info below too! Thanks to TheBearGames and Richinardo for these!

IMAGES

Glass blocks are harder to destroy





You might have to try again

Quick Links:

News and Whatnot

For the latest news, sneak peeks, and info about updates, shoot me a follow on the Twitter (@father_toast).

As the forum continues to become more and more broken, I will be moving as much off of here as possible.
First off, I am switching all of my downloads to CurseForge boxes. This is so that I will not have to edit this page at all for future updates, but you will still be able to see the changes and most recent versions, plus easier access to previous versions.
Later, I will be moving all mod info to the Toast Wiki, so the info is more easily readable and not so ridiculous. If you're looking for something to do while bored, please head over there, sign yourself up, and help me move my documentation off the Mob and Server pages. I will greatly appreciate it!


Mod Pack Permissions:

If you like these mods and would like to support them, or you're just feeling particularly generous, why not donate?



Or even better, become a patron on Patreon!

You can also help simply by telling other people about my mods or putting a banner in your signature - there's a pretty spiffy banner at the bottom of this post, with (hopefully) more to come later!

Special Mobs

Have you ever felt that your Minecraft monsters lacked variety? Randomized textures not enough? Well, we have the solution! Introducing: the Special Mobs mod!

In short, this mod introduces variants to your default Minecraft mods, such as creepers with fiery explosions, skeletons that shoot poisoned arrows, and zombies that reel you in with fishing rods! In addition, it makes many minor tweaks to vanilla mobs, such as giving baby monsters drops and making endermen drop their held block on death.

Each mob added by this mod has an adjustable rate that affects how common it is, from never appearing to being the only mob that ever appears! The properties file is generated in the 'config' folder in your .minecraft directory.


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Utility Mobs

Got a mod that makes monsters attack your base? Ever feel a bit spread thin trying to defend all 360 degrees, one degree at a time? Wish your crafting table could walk? Here's the solution: Utility Mobs!

This mod adds additional golems built in the same fashion as vanilla golems, plus turrets, together forming the base of a good defense! Turrets and even certain golems can be upgraded to improve their effectiveness!

Each golem and turret's building "recipe" can be disabled in the properties file! Also, you also can turn your (non-vanilla) golems and turrets hostile towards you! Build a fortress and try to get past your own defenses!


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Lava Monsters

If you've ever found yourself bored once you mine down to lava because it stops hostile mobs from spawning, then this is the mod for you!

This is a small mod that adds a new hostile monster to the game that spawns in lava and spits fireballs at you.

Lava monsters' spawning conditions can be adjusted in a handy-dandy properties file!


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Lost Books

Are you glad that books can finally be written in, but upset that there aren't any to read? Well, good sir or madam, download Lost Books and get ready for fun - with books!

This mod adds a chance for monsters to drop randomly books out of a set of books that anyone can create with ease! Books can even support randomized words for books similar to automatically generated Mad Libs! In addition, the mod offers some additional utilities for reading longer books as well - it keeps your place in books and prevents the game from pausing while you read!

Every single book, word, drop rate, and some drop conditions can be customized in some handsome properties files! The properties file is generated in your .minecraft/config directory and book files can be found in the .minecraft/config/LostBooks directory.


Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Deadly World

Ever thought the world was just a little too nice to you? Have you ever wished mining was more dangerous and exciting and dangerous? Look no further!

This mod adds a few world generation features that make living more difficult and interesting! These features include landmines, silverfish veins, lava pockets, and things that shoot arrows everywhere, all using blocks and features included in vanilla Minecraft!

The frequency of features and mobs in mob spawners (as well as nearly everything else) can be adjusted in a super-duper properties file! The properties file is generated in your .minecraft/config directory.


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Custom Chest Loot

Have you ever wanted to customize your bonus starter chest, see mod items in dungeons, or simply wanted to make your Minecraft's trunks full of junk? If so, we have the solution for you: Custom Chest Loot!

This tiny mod simply allows you to customize all randomly generated container (chests, dispensers, etc.) content and the number of items generated in those containers.

All container categories (including ones added by mods, if any) are completely customizable in the properties files! This mod will do nothing if you do not edit its properties. The properties files are generated in your .minecraft/config/CustomChestLoot directory.


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Natural Absorption

Felt like armor just isn't doing the job for you? Tried disabling your health regen, but just found it too unforgiving? Well, Natural Absorption will solve your everyday needs and even do your laundry for you! (Warning: does not do your laundry.)

This small mod gives you permanent absorption health that regenerates over time. The shield is not a potion effect, and will therefore stack with the absorption potion effect! In addition, it adds a new enchantment you can get on your armor to increase your max absorption health! You even replace armor's reduction entirely with absorption (disabled by default).

There's a properties file that allows you to change just about everything relating to natural absorption, from how much you start with and the max you can earn to how quickly it regenerates and how much you lose on death! If you want to disable the enchantment or even restrict it to only the enchant, you have that option as well! The properties file is generated in the 'config' folder in your .minecraft directory.


Info and Downloads:

I AM THE CACTUS LORD!
What exactly does this mod do?

First off, when you spawn, you'll notice you have two yellow hearts (by default) on top of your health bar. That is your absorption health. Absorption health is always damaged before regular health, unless you fall out of the world.
Whenever you take damage, your shield is disrupted and won't regenerate absorption health for some time (default: 10 seconds). After that time is up, your shield will start regenerating fairly quickly (default: 1 heart/sec).

Your natural absorption health stacks with the absorption potion effect. This mod changes the effect of absorption potions (by technicality) to simply increase your maximum natural absorption.
That means absorption health from potion effects (only golden apples in vanilla) will now regenerate with the rest of your shield! You could even set players' starting and max natural shield to 0 just to use this mod as a buff to absorption potions, so they behave much closer to the original absorption potions that completely refilled every 30 seconds and were actually useful.

Two hearts? Are you trying to kill me?
Well yes, but that's unrelated to this mod.

In addition to your base absorption, you can also have additional max absorption health through enchanted equipment. Any armor can be enchanted with Absorption, which will increase your max absorption when worn.
If armor replacement mode is enabled in the config (it is not by default), all damage dealt to players will ignore armor. Instead, players' armor points will contribute to their maximum absorption health based on the multiplier set in the config.

You are able to increase your base maximum absorption health through infusion.
Be careful, however; dying will reduce your maximum absorption!
Check the spoilers below to find out more about these two features:

Increasing Max Absorption
Several things are required to infuse yourself with natural absorption energy:
* A book
* Gold
* Apples
* Gold
* Experience

Books have long been known to contain arcane powers, such as the ability to hold powerful magics. Using this trait, you can bind the magical energy of golden apples - the only known source of absorption - to a book, which allows those energies to be controlled and refined.
As usual, infusing the magical properties from a book comes at a cost. You must provide experience as fuel and the book will ultimately be consumed in the process.
However, you do not need an anvil to use this book. You're not enchanting an item; you are infusing this book's power into your very own flesh and blood.

Increasing your maximum absorption is a two-step process:

The first step is to make yourself a Book of Absorption. The default crafting recipe for this book calls for one book and eight standard golden apples.
Yes, eight. To clarify, that's one leather, three sugar cane, eight apples, and one full stack of gold ingots (64).
Simply surround your book with golden apples on the crafting table, and out comes the precious Book of Absorption!


Alternate Recipes (to replace the above, set in config):

The recipes are broken into ids in the config file. You may choose whichever best suits you by setting it in the config.

In addition, you have to option to make the recipe require a book and quill instead of a regular book. This is mostly for compatibility reasons, but you may just want to force people in to needing more random things!

0 - No recipe.
Books of Absorption will not be craftable if the recipe is set to 0.

1 - Simple (shapeless)

Total cost (excluding book):
* 1 apple
* 8 gold ingots (0.9 blocks)

2 - Easy

Total cost (excluding book):
* 4 apples
* 32 gold ingots (3.6 blocks)

3 - Default

Total cost (excluding book):
* 8 apples
* 64 gold ingots (7.1 blocks)

3 - Medium (shapeless)

Total cost (excluding book):
* 1 apple
* 72 gold ingots (8 blocks)

5 - Hard

Total cost (excluding book):
* 4 apples
* 288 gold ingots (32 blocks)

6 - Ridiculous

Total cost (excluding book):
* 8 apples
* 576 gold ingots (64 blocks)

Player Heads

If you've ever killed a player and thought, "Gee, I really wish I could pull that player's head off of his dead body and mount it on my wall," then come on over and get this mod on your server!

This is a very tiny mod that simply adds the ability for players to drop their own heads.

The drop rate and conditions can be customized in a nice little properties file!


Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Mob Properties

Think zombies are too slow, skeletons are too strong, or creepers simply don't drop enough cookies? Well, all you need to do is configure them the way you want them - with Mob Properties!

This mod allows you to customize all mobs, vanilla or otherwise, with completely configurable drops, attributes, equipment, potion effects, and even NBT data. To top it off, many properties accept number ranges for values, and are randomized for each mob!

Everything in this mod is completely configurable! This mod will do nothing if you do not edit its properties files. The properties files are generated in your .minecraft/config directory.


Latest Videos:

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.

Dungeon Crawler

Ever wanted to be that one guy that survives by using paper clips? Well fret no more! This mod may not include paper clips, but it does include just about everything you need to survive in a world without the comfort of having a home. The mod also includes a variety of explosives you could use for some kind of demolition game or just to blow up sheep!

This mod uses a meager 14 item IDs for the 57 new items it adds. Items added include weapons, armor, traps, mines, and improvised explosives! There are also new recipes to salvage materials and make old items in new ways.

There's a properties file that allows you to change any item IDs or disable any or all items added by the mod! The properties file is generated in the 'config' folder in your .minecraft directory.


Info and Downloads:

Mod Showcase by Dunstan Omega Zebulon!
I don't have time to describe this well currently. If I don't update this with more information soon, please mention it in a comment and I'll get right to it! The video above covers just about everything, though.

New Items:

Weapons:
Five new weapons:
* Knives
* Sharp sticks
* Bone clubs
* Rockshots
* Pebbles

Knives:
More of a tool than a weapon, these are created by placing one of your material of choice on top of a stick. These are the best tools for breaking crafting tables and webs. Craft them with rotten flesh or a spider eye to make more edible food! They can also be used in some crafting recipes to make them shapeless or get more/better salvaged material (see the knife section in crafting). They will eventually be throwable.
Rule number one about survival: you need a knife.

Sharp sticks:
Can be made by crafting a stick with a knife. It's basically a stick that deals extra damage, but it breaks after 16 hits and cannot stack. Can be used to craft spike traps.

Bone club:
Made by crafting a bone on another bone or by a bone with a knife. Weaker than a wooden sword, but lasts longer.

Rockshot:
Ever wished you could use those stacks of cobblestone in some way? Shoot them at stuff! Craft any valid block with gunpowder and a rockshot and fire away! Needless to say, you'll need to recraft after every shot. Valid blocks/items:

This one is really fun in creative mode.

Pebble:
Craft a block of gravel, get pebbles, throw pebbles. Crafting with a knife yields more pebbles. Each pebble is effectively a snowball, except it actually deals one damage (half a heart).
Armor:
One new armor set:
* Bone armor

One new armor ingredient:
* Chain links

Bone armor:
Armor made from bones. Less protective overall than leather, but has additional armor against projectiles.

Chainmail armor:
Want armor better than leather or bone, but only have a little iron? Each iron ingot can be crafted into three chain links, which can be used to craft chainmail armor.

Leather armor:
Rotten flesh and cooked meat can be smelted into leather, just make sure you don't starve yourself!
Bombs:
Three types of bomb:
* Improvised
* Fire
* End

All bombs come in three sizes - small, standard, and large. Crafting two of the smaller size together makes the larger, and crafting one of the larger size makes two of the smaller.
Bombs can be placed in the world by right-clicking - just be aware that they will explode in four seconds!

Crafting a bomb with a pressure plate on top results in the mine counterpart of the bomb.

Improvised:
Your standard explosive. The medium size is crafted by a string above two gunpowder (like an upside-down sword). All bombs are improvised, but these are the only ones that get the title.

Fire:
These are the same as standard improvised bombs, only fiery. Crafted by a string on gunpowder on blaze powder.

End:
These teleport all entities in the blast radius. Deals 5 falling damage to all teleported entities, regardless of their proximity to the blast. Tends to put sheep in trees. Crafted by a string on gunpowder on an ender pearl.
Mines:
Four types of mine:
* Improvised
* Fire
* End
* Gas

These can be placed in the world and will detonate when hit, touched, or even just shaken a bit too hard. They can be disarmed by right-clicking them with shears or a knife.
All mines have a one-time trigger effect and are then gone forever, but can be placed quickly and easily.

Improvised:
Your standard explosive. Crafted by placing any pressure plate on an imp bomb of any size.

Fire:
These are the same as standard improvised mines, only fiery. Crafted by placing any pressure plate on a fire bomb of any size.

End:
These teleport all entities in the blast radius. Crafted by placing any pressure plate on an end bomb of any size.

Gas:
These explode into a cloud of choking gas. The cloud lingers for ten seconds and, obviously, impairs vision and suffocates entities nearby.
Grenades:

Traps:
Seven types of trap:
* Spike
* Poison
* Fire
* End
* Screamer
* Launcher
* Crippling

These can be placed in the world by holding down the right mouse button on a block and will trigger when walked on. They can be disarmed by right-clicking them with shears or a knife.
All traps must be reset by right-clicking them (some require a specific item) each time they are triggered before they can be triggered again.
In the trap pictures, the trap on the left is set, and the trap on the right has been triggered.


Spike Your standard trap. Deals damage and gives mobs a little bump.
Does not need an item to be reset, but can only be triggered sixteen times.


Poison The poison trap is a spike trap, but with poison on it! Yay?
Does not need an item to be reset, but can only be triggered sixteen times.


Fire This trap sets the ground around it on fire when triggered!
Uses coal or charcoal to reset.


End Contrary to popular belief, the end trap does not end you, it just teleports you somewhere random, which might end you.
Uses ender pearls to reset.


Screamer Also known as a ghast trap, this trap is not made for trapping ghasts. Instead, it just screams like one when triggered, using sugar cane whistles. It doesn't do much else, apart from slowing and weakening anything in close proximity.
Uses sugar cane to reset.


Launcher Known in some nations as the "piston trap", the launcher trap throws entities into the sky! Twelve blocks into the sky, to be exact.
Does not need an item to be reset.


Crippling This is not what the trap looks like now. (It looks a lot better.)
Based on a trap made for the mythical creature "bear", the crippling trap really hurts the ankles of whatever is unlucky enough to step on it.
Does not need an item to be reset.
Crafting:

New Recipes:

Arrows and flint and steel can be made using quartz in place of flint. Might be very helpful in the Nether!

All knives, swords, axes, pickaxes, shovels, bows, arrows, arrows, torches, and fishing rods may be crafted with bones instead of sticks. This feature can be disabled.
Examples:

Knife crafting:

(All shapeless!)

Sharp stick:


Bone club:


Imp bomb:


Fire bomb:


End bomb:


Large imp bomb:


Spike trap:
(just three sharp sticks anywhere, plus a knife)


Pebble x 6:


Stick x 2:
(to make sticks with only one block of planks)


Raw pork:


Arrow x 4:
(a bone can be used instead of the stick, quartz can be used instead of the flint)


Wooden sword:
(a bone can be used instead of the stick)


Stone sword:
(a bone can be used instead of the stick)

Knife:
(a bone can be used instead of the stick)


Rockshot:
(a bone can be used instead of the stick)


Loaded rockshot:
(shapeless, any ammo)
ammo:

cobblestone, dirt, torch, redstone torch, gravel, sand, netherrack, arrow, fire charge, splash potion, TNT, soul sand, mossy cobblestone, glowstone, stone brick, iron block, smooth stone, grass

Chain links:
(only used to craft chainmail armor)


Chainmail armor:
(crafted like any other armor, only helmet shown)


Bone armor:
(crafted like any other armor, only helmet shown)


Imp bomb:


Fire bomb:


End bomb:


Smaller bomb x 2:
(any standard- or large-sized bomb)


Bigger bomb:
(any two standard- or small-sized bombs)


Mine:
(any pressure plate, any bomb)


Gas mine:
(any pressure plate)


Grenade:
(any button, next to any bomb)


Spike trap:
(actually just uses three sharp sticks, picture is old)


Poison trap:


Fire trap:
(any pressure plate, coal or charcoal)


End trap:
(any pressure plate)


Screamer trap:
(any pressure plate)

 -<br>*#*<br>

- = pressure plate
* = ghast tear
# = sugar cane


Launcher trap:
(stone pressure plate only)


Crippling trap:
(stone pressure plate only)


Flint:
(shapeless)

Salvaging:

Many items can now be salvaged into some of the materials used to craft them. In general, these recipes include a single ingredient. Salvaging can be disabled in the config file.
Wood and food salvage recipes (and a couple special recipes) can also optionally include a knife - this will roughly double the amount salvaged or provide different/better materials.
Note that this is not a comprehensive list and is also slightly out of date. Some of these recipes may be inaccurate.

Sticks:
special stick recipes
(from saplings, knife recipe is shapeless)


(from cacti, knife recipe is shapeless)


yield - salvage materials
1 - ladder
2 - fence
4 - painting



Planks:
yield - salvage materials
1 - wooden slab x 2, wooden stairs, wooden pressure plate, fence gate
2 - crafting table, bed, piston, trapdoor
3 - wooden door, boat
4 - chest, note block, jukebox



Cobblestone:
yield - salvage materials
1 - stone pressure plate, cobblestone stairs, mossy cobblestone
4 - furnace


Stone:
yield - salvage materials
1 - stone brick


Stone bricks:
yield - salvage materials
1 - mossy stone brick, cracked stone brick, stone brick stairs


Iron:
yield - salvage materials
3 - iron door


Redstone:
yield - salvage materials
1 - redstone torch
3 - redstone repeater


Other:
(pistons)



(saddles)

(snow, same as breaking placed snow with a shovel)

(melons, breaking a placed melon will average 5 slices)


(clay, same as breaking placed clay)

(bookshelves, same as breaking placed bookshelves)

(wool, color doesn't matter)

(dispensers)

Leather:
Any cooked meat (or rotten flesh) can be smelted into leather.



Flint:
So you don't have to place/break gravel a million times.

Loot Mod
(BETA) 0.1 for MC 1.2.5

Tired of every single weapon, tool, and piece of armor being exactly the same? Think it would make more sense if there was some variation? Well, fret no more! We have what you need: the Loot Mod!

This mod introduces "upgrades" that are innately applied to weapons dropped from mobs (currently only swords)! Mobs don't drop weapons, you say? Well, this mod takes care of that, too: it gives all hostile mobs a chance to drop equipment!

The equipment drop rates can be adjusted in a convenient properties file!

Download the latest version!
Check out this mod on its main page for more info.


Discontinued Mods:

Health Bars
1.0 for MC 1.5.2
Want you or your players to be more informed? Need to know how dead things are? Well, this might be what you are looking for!

This is a pretty small mod that adds customizable health bars to mobs.

The health bars' looks and information can be customized in a nice little properties file! The properties file is generated in your .minecraft/config directory.

Info and Downloads:

Terms of Use:

Banner:

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An island plagued by danger... a quiet mining town said to be cursed... enter the epic world of The Curse of the Blackened Heart!

About the Map:

Screenshots:

Videos:

Download:

https://mods.curse.com/worlds/minecraft/263260-the-curse-of-the-blackened-heart

Resource Pack:

https://mods.curse.com/texture-packs/minecraft/263252-the-curse-of-the-blackened-heart-resources

Download Instructions:

allow-nether=true
gamemode=2
generator-settings=3;minecraft\:bedrock,33*minecraft\:sandstone,31*minecraft\:water;0;
level-type=FLAT
pvp=false
enable-command-block=true
allow-flight=true
motd=The Curse of the Blackened Heart

Credits:

Please let me know below if you find any bugs! I have tested the map quite a bit, but it's always possible to miss something.

Also, nearly every piece of text in the map is translatable, but sadly I don't know any other languages well enough to translate it, so if you want to help support the map by translating it into a new language, send me a pm!

Enjoy the map!

Have a banner:

Hi everyone!

This little command creation adds mimic chests into the game, using only command blocks and loot tables!

Description:

These mimics add a unique underground enemy. They spawn only underground, and appear as suspicious-looking minecart chests...

Once you right click them, they reveal their true natures, and transform into deadly mimics you must fight (except the wolf mimic, which is a tamable companion). Defeat them to get epic custom loot. Here is a sample of the mimics you might find:

The mimics drop a wide variety of loot; each has unique drops ranging from decorative blocks to epic weapons and armor!

Download:

Installation:

To add these mimics into your 1.10+ world, you should:

• Download the zipped folder and copy it's contents into your minecraft world save (the one with the level.dat file in it).
• Load up the world, and give yourself a command block with /give @p command_block (Make sure cheats are enabled!)
• Place down the command block very close to the world's spawn point (so it stays running when you go far away), and paste this command into it:

setblock ~ ~ ~ structure_block 1 replace {mirror:NONE,rotation:NONE,mode:LOAD,posX:-3,posY:0,posZ:-3,sizeX:7,sizeY:8,sizeZ:7,integrity:1.0f,showair:false,showboundingbox:true,ignoreEntities:true,author:Tmtravlr,name:tm_mimic_main}

• Place a button on the command block, and activate it. It will turn into a structure block with the command block structure ready to load.
• Stand back, outside of the box around the structure block (so you don't get stuck inside it!), and hit the button again to load it. This structure will appear:

You are now good to go! Go search for some mimics underground! You can change how commonly the mimics spawn with the three buttons in the middle. It is Default by default (as you might expect), so you could raise or lower the spawn rate if you find them too common or not common enough.

Example Structure:

Also, if you want, I created a platform with examples of each of the mimics and some custom drops associated with them. If you want to showcase them, or just generally play around with them, you can do the same as above, but with this command in the command block:

setblock ~ ~ ~ structure_block 1 replace {mirror:NONE,rotation:NONE,mode:LOAD,posX:-5,posY:0,posZ:-15,sizeX:15,sizeY:2,sizeZ:31,integrity:1.0f,showair:false,showboundingbox:true,ignoreEntities:true,author:Tmtravlr,name:tm_mimic_examples}

That will load the structure that has the mimic examples.

Have fun and enjoy the mimics!

This is Visibility 2, a continuation of a pack originally by Thinkr. Then the pack was maintained kyctarniq, and now it has been passed on to me.

Minecraft has changed a lot since Thinkr started the pack. There are so many more blocks than there used to be, you can seldom distinguish a block simply by color. Visibility 2 will be vigorously updated focusing on *visibility*, even for those with color-blindness issues. For instance, i've changed the ores to have different shapes, so you don't need color to distinguish them all.


The blocks are done, but some of the mobs and most of the icons are of different styles.



It's been enjoyable working on a pack so clean and simple. Please let me know what you think about it,

Tier System: Tiered Progression!



What this mod allows you to do is setup different tiers for yourself. When you start out, you are on tier 0, and are heavily restricted on what you can craft with. When you kill specified mobs, the next tier will unlock, allowing you to craft with that tier's items, but not with higher tier items.

For example: cobblestone could be restricted until you kill a pig and a cow, but once you do, you can always craft with cobblestone, but not with higher tier items.

Note: You cannot kill a specified mob early to unlock the tier early. You can only unlock the next tier, if you are on tier 0, only tier 1 mobs count, tier 1 only tier 2 mobs count, etc. etc.

Changelog: Click here.



Videos:

None yet, somebody make some!

Currently known bugs/issues:

Downloads:

How to Configure:

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A new Minecraft mod for 1.6 & 1.7!

Donations:

Ok, so I thought I would setup a donation button for those that would like to send me some money for the work I do. Keep in mind that I am a college student that currently has no form of income (besides the pennies I get from YouTube, which I don't get until the amount I've earned from that reached $100, which I don't see happening any time soon) and that I do this for free. Half the money sent to me will be donated to a charity of the donators choice. If none is provided, it will be my choice of charity.


adf.ly links to download the mod and previous versions will be added soon.

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