Quote from MrGraphic»

To see recipes in NEI for forestry items you need to install NEI Integration. If you can't craft items then probably one of your mods is causing issue.

Thanks! Everything seems to be fixed now! I was using NEIAddons before and I thought that would fix it but I looked at the forestry documentation and they recommend NEI Integration...

Quote from lilbez»

I have the 1.7.10 version from 9minecraft and i don't have any other mods with it

Quote from bmanrules

It's so handy to be able to see your GUI while you code it, because it saves having to recompile, startclient and check the GUI, especially when it's only slightly off!

Also, I've just put up a tutorial on setting up Blazeloader and creating a new package on the subreddit. I'll put up a few more on creating the mod class and adding items and blocks later

Say goodbye to those ugly and boring squidward-nosed villagers! Minecraft Comes Alive (MCA) aims to give Minecraft's villagers an expanded use within the game by transforming them into humans.

• No more terrible villager sounds! "Hrrh?", you might ask? Villagers are now human, have names, speak to you, and can be male or female.

• You can interact with villagers in many ways, such as chatting with them, asking them to follow you, hiring them to do work, giving them gifts, and more!

• Interacting with villagers builds relationships. Get your relationship high enough, and you'll be able to marry a villager.

• Once you're married, you can have children. Children will grow up over time and do many different chores for you.

• Children eventually grow up into adults, who can get married and have children of their own.

• You can marry other players and have children in SMP and LAN.

• There's no loss of original Minecraft functionality. MCA villagers can be traded with, and any modded villagers are not overwritten with MCA villagers.

Feeling generous? You can to help support us or pledge to us on Patreon .

Alternate Download:

You can also download MCA and RadixCore via CurseForge. CurseForge may not always have the latest versions of MCA.

If you don't see the links to CurseForge just above, there may be issues with the downloads at the moment. Use other download button.

Support MCA by pasting one of these banners into your signature! We'd gladly accept any more that are made.

Current logo by RicardoEsteves

 http://i.imgur.com/mpeoW2e.png 

Logo by NeonXperience

 http://i.imgur.com/px2Ac.png 

Logo by ChimneySwift11

 http://i.imgur.com/hAKzn.png 

MCA is licensed with the MCA Minecraft Mod license, previously GPL v3. This license is available here. It is simple to understand, but here it is in bullet-point form.

YouTube

• You can create monetized YouTube videos showcasing this mod.

Distribution

• You can re-distribute MCA at will on your website, however you can only distribute this mod through our adf.ly links. Do not use your own links or mirrors.

Modpacks

• You can use MCA in a modpack, however you must provide credit to us and link to this forum page or our website.
• Your modpack must not generate revenue of any kind. Exceptions apply.
• You must not modify MCA's source code, file structure, binaries, or assets.
• Troubleshooting is your responsibility if you create a modpack and MCA fails to work correctly.

Source Code

• Source code is made available for educational purposes only, with the exception of the MCA API.
• MCA, its source code, and byte code cannot be modified, recompiled, or redistributed for public use except by the maintainer of the repository.
• We reserve the right to incorporate private modifications of MCA into the public version, with adequate credit provided.

Modifications

• Any modification of this mod’s code, binaries, or assets is strictly forbidden from public distribution.
• Texture packs and resource packs are welcomed and encouraged, but may only contain the modified textures and/or sounds. You cannot distribute a copy of this mod with the texture/resource pack already installed.

• This mod, its assets, code, and binaries are released into the public domain when it is said to have reached its end-of-life as described in the license.

Many awesome people have made MCA what it is today. You are all properly credited on the Special Thanks page on our website.

#StopModReposts on Twitter! Want the last info? Follow @StopModReposts! We also have a website!

The list may be found at GitHub.

If you are a mod author trying to get your mods removed from those sites, look at this. If your videos are being reposted at YouTube, look at this.

StopModReposts is a movement against illegal redistribution of
Minecraft content, mainly focused on mods. The movement consists of a website, a Twitter campaign, a list of illegal mod mirrors, and several browser plugins. We also have an IRC channel and a Twitter profile.

To report a site that might be illegally redistributing mods, please open an issue in our issue tracker.
We do currently target reposts of the following content types: mods,
resource packs, maps, and modpacks. In addition, we target websites
providing malicious Minecraft content.

Why is mod theft a problem?

The feeling of finding your work on those websites. Just the feeling of finding your mods on those websites is extremely discouraging for many people. Lets say that you wrote a book. The day after, you see the book in a shop, with a big "9books" logo on the front page. You haven't even been notified. How would you feel? You then read the books ToS, and see that "9books" is claiming to own your book! This is extremely discouraging.

Outdated versions. When users find a bug, they then go to the mod author to report it. The problem is, that the bug was fixed 2 months ago! This is very annoying for both the author and the user.

Wrong Minecraft versions. Those websites are marking the mods as working with wrong Minecraft version. They do this to get more downloads. The user will then go to the mod author and complain.

Possible malware. Mods from those sites are untrustable, and may contain malware.

Making money of other peoples work. Those sites are placing other peoples mods behind AdFly links, and other ads, and are directly earning money on other peoples work!

Stealing money. When many people download from those sites instead of the official sites, the author loses revenue. Modders don't earn much from their mods, but small amounts of money can be a big motivation.

Stealing downloads. Maybe one of the most encouraging things about making mods, is seeing your mods getting lots of downloads. When many users download from those sites instead of the official sites, the author loses many of downloads from his/her server. This is extremely discouraging for the modder.



PSA: If you come across a site that you believe to be illegally re/distributing minecraft mods, you can PM me, and I'll check it out as soon as possible.

If you want to block those sites automatically, take a look at this Firefox addon, this Chrome addon or this Opera addon!

Equip this signature banner, and help spread the word!



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Quote from rtmcmdap»

It's unclear to me from the EULA whether mods are considered "content".

Quote from MCFUser150015»

It's a shame that something like this exists

Would be nice if this thread was stickied

Quote from Eruantien »

Perhaps we should also explain a bit about the non-monetary aspect of this crusade, eh?

Quote from EarthCrafterMan»

What's even worse is that many of them are hosted in Vietnam, and since they don't follow international copyright laws, we can't force them to do anything.