I think creeper spawners in general are op because of the amount of gunpowder you could get from it. If you put more than one close together, even more chaos can be achieved.
To install a mod, move the mod's .jar or folder to your mods folder located in .minecraft.
If the mod needs a dependency like forge, modloader, or liteloader, those dependancies usually have a self installer you can download and run.
If the dependency doesnt self install, just drag it into your mods. But make sure it is a .jar or folder. Not a .zip/.7z/.rar.
Open the launcher for minecraft and select new profile. If you are running something like liteloader or forge, select their version (eg. 1.7.2 Forge) And then make sure that the mods you have are the same version as the game you want to run, and have the same version of the dependencies.
^ So true. The already implemented alternative to this method has been used for quite some time now and works just fine. Being able to put it in one commandblock may be simpler, but really isn't necessary. (Insert some sort of metaphor/simile about how useless I think your idea is)
I think that the barn/stable should have a loot chest similar to the blacksmith, but instead of metal related items, it has saddles, horse armor or leads occasionally. FULL SUPPORT
Ok, I have a few questions.
1. How many games would you say i play? 3, 4, 5, 20?
2. How many videos per day/week/month should I upload?
3. How long has your youtube channel been up?
4. How do you get the subscribe button in your sig like that?
1. As many as you like. If you start to feel like you are playing games you don't like, I would stop, and look at what I like.
2. Stay consistent with uploads, don't feel like you have to get a video uploaded to a schedule. I would recommend finding a time when you are alone in your house and you can play all the video games you like. Then record a week or two's worth of videos to upload and set as a scheduled upload. Don't upload too far apart, because you have to keep your audience's attention, and draw in new people, but I would say at most 2 per day, and have them as different topics/games if you do so. If you are a gaming channel, every other day is pretty much the most I would recommend going without uploading. Where if you are a channel that is related to science or something and you spend weeks getting info for your video, and spend another day or two to get it perfect with editing, then your audience may be ok with waiting for a month or so just to get a video. Sadly this is not the case.
3. My first video was uploaded 8 months ago.
4. In between the eraser and font box is the BBcode button. Click on it and scroll to the bottom. Click on youtube subscribe. A box will show that says "content". Put a link to your channel in it, and click ok or something. Then you should see something added to your signature. When someone looks at your signature they will see the sub box. Glad I can help!
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Leads can be crafted, so can hay blocks, so technically horse equipment can be crafted.
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If the mod needs a dependency like forge, modloader, or liteloader, those dependancies usually have a self installer you can download and run.
If the dependency doesnt self install, just drag it into your mods. But make sure it is a .jar or folder. Not a .zip/.7z/.rar.
Open the launcher for minecraft and select new profile. If you are running something like liteloader or forge, select their version (eg. 1.7.2 Forge) And then make sure that the mods you have are the same version as the game you want to run, and have the same version of the dependencies.
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1. As many as you like. If you start to feel like you are playing games you don't like, I would stop, and look at what I like.
2. Stay consistent with uploads, don't feel like you have to get a video uploaded to a schedule. I would recommend finding a time when you are alone in your house and you can play all the video games you like. Then record a week or two's worth of videos to upload and set as a scheduled upload. Don't upload too far apart, because you have to keep your audience's attention, and draw in new people, but I would say at most 2 per day, and have them as different topics/games if you do so. If you are a gaming channel, every other day is pretty much the most I would recommend going without uploading. Where if you are a channel that is related to science or something and you spend weeks getting info for your video, and spend another day or two to get it perfect with editing, then your audience may be ok with waiting for a month or so just to get a video. Sadly this is not the case.
3. My first video was uploaded 8 months ago.
4. In between the eraser and font box is the BBcode button. Click on it and scroll to the bottom. Click on youtube subscribe. A box will show that says "content". Put a link to your channel in it, and click ok or something. Then you should see something added to your signature. When someone looks at your signature they will see the sub box. Glad I can help!