What is it? Spirit World is a new mod I am working on where a player who sleeps in a special bed will be transported to a number of dream dimensions each with their own missions and goals. Upon completion of certain dreams you will be rewarded with items and other perks that will make your time in the overworld easier.
Features - Travel to other dimensions (Fairy Tales, Common Dreams, Nightmares) - Find crazy items to help you in the Overworld (Golden Chickens, Picnic Basket)
- Be joined by a friend in multiplayer dreams.
- Have an Adventure map inside your regular minecraft.
How much is done? I have created a github (https://github.com/m...ori/spiritworld) for the mod where you can check out progress (it is very very much in early development at the moment) as well as post ideas for what you would like to see in the mod.
When will it be released? With development so early on it is impossible for me to give a date where the first playable version will be available but I will be sure to update you once I have cleared up a time.
Is there something cool I can do?
Actually there is, I will be doing a lot of the developing of the mod on my livestream, what that means is you will be able to watch me as I code the mod and ask questions about mod development. If you are interested all you have to do is follow me on twitch.
Sorta like modding minecraft? Don't get me wrong, I use mods, but its sorta weird that your worried about someone publishing a mod to a mod when the first person modded mojang's original hard work.
It's the permission thing, mojang said mod to your hearts content just dont release an edited minecraft.jar. These people who write the mods on the other hand have not said that. I mean I dont have a problem with modmods or even plain mods, its just the permission thing that becomes 'ethical'.
I can't see why is that ethically wrong. Ever heard of free (open) software? In it one just takes others' hard work and What CAN be unethical, is HOW you do it, or if you do it when the author explicitly doesn't want you to.
But definitely editing something to improve it is not unethical per se.
Now, in my opinion, OP is publishing an addition to Alblaka's work, one still needs IC to use that. It's not like he's doing a complete ripoff or anything like that. And he's talking all the time about IC and pointing to it.
It shouldn't be that big deal.
But of course if Alblaka doesn't want him to do that, he shouldn't.
That is the point of ethics I was talking about, not the editing but the permission to edit. I mean for your own personal use you can do whatever you want with the code, but once you make it public then you have the permission and ethical problems.
I dont know if you could get that from my post so just clarifying.
I don't see what's wrong with modmods, and I don't see people hating on texture pack modifications, like the IC packs for Soartex.
But hey, I've already grabbed the modmod (which is great, by the way), so I don't really care.
It's a principal, you don't just go editing someone hard work and then publishing it without asking permission, its ethically wrong. Whether you have good intentions in mind or malicious its just courtesy to ask.
Regarding copyright, you do not need to register IP(Intellectual Property) and code is counted as IP so if it does go into something legal you can prosecute based on the fact he modified and then posted his own version of someone elses IP (which is clearly infringed upon).
Also @silvadreams the term is public, meaning to make avaliable to the public, publish means to formally release and this isnt a published modmod, but a public modmod.
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Most importantly it is about not obeying the forum rules let alone the copyright in the post. It is a clear forum rule that you are not allowed to post anything modifying another modders code without express permission. Copyright or no copyright.
Going to upload my first video in the next 24 hours. This wont be the lets play series, but will be a modded play just to give you a taste of the main event.
Hello everyone I am Meredori and I am soon to be creating the next in the long line of Minecraft Let's plays. After all this time and so many videos by other people I wanted to spice it up a little. I wanted to do a Modifications Let's play. I know there are a few out there but this one will be based on your suggestions whats this mean, before I get my first episode out there, I am asking you all....
What mods should I use?
Please let me know. I will change this thread once I get the first episode up to let you all know how it is going but for now please, let me know what mods you think would be great in a lets play. (Industrial, 2x2 extended, Humans+, More Creeps, etc) I will not use every suggestion but find a couple of the popular ones. I want to release a Let's play that is hopefully refreshing and somewhat different without ruining the basics of this wonderful game.
I know there are a few cooking mods out there, and a few farming mods but I am looking for one that adds gameplay not just a bunch of new mixes.
I am making a Let's Play and currently planning to use:
- IndustrialCraft (Gives a length and gameplay improvement to the lets play)
- Expanded 2x2 grid (Gives a variety to the start of the game so you dont have the same as every other lets play)
- Somnia (Allows the stuff in Industrialcraft to smelt/charge without having a 'boring' period on the lets play)
So to sum it up, I am looking for a farming/cooking mod that has a benefit to the game without making it 'easy'. Something I can enjoy like new foods without just being a process with no benefit on top of the current foods.
Additionally any suggestions about other mods to include would be great. Looking at mods that add gameplay but are not 'silly' so none of the current creature mods.
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Check the comment on the page before yours where someone else posts it has updated before you said it wasn't just admit you made a mistake its simple
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What is it?
Spirit World is a new mod I am working on where a player who sleeps in a special bed will be transported to a number of dream dimensions each with their own missions and goals. Upon completion of certain dreams you will be rewarded with items and other perks that will make your time in the overworld easier.
Features
- Travel to other dimensions (Fairy Tales, Common Dreams, Nightmares)
- Find crazy items to help you in the Overworld (Golden Chickens, Picnic Basket)
- Be joined by a friend in multiplayer dreams.
- Have an Adventure map inside your regular minecraft.
How much is done?
I have created a github (https://github.com/m...ori/spiritworld) for the mod where you can check out progress (it is very very much in early development at the moment) as well as post ideas for what you would like to see in the mod.
When will it be released?
With development so early on it is impossible for me to give a date where the first playable version will be available but I will be sure to update you once I have cleared up a time.
Is there something cool I can do?
Actually there is, I will be doing a lot of the developing of the mod on my livestream, what that means is you will be able to watch me as I code the mod and ask questions about mod development. If you are interested all you have to do is follow me on twitch.
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It's the permission thing, mojang said mod to your hearts content just dont release an edited minecraft.jar. These people who write the mods on the other hand have not said that. I mean I dont have a problem with modmods or even plain mods, its just the permission thing that becomes 'ethical'.
That is the point of ethics I was talking about, not the editing but the permission to edit. I mean for your own personal use you can do whatever you want with the code, but once you make it public then you have the permission and ethical problems.
I dont know if you could get that from my post so just clarifying.
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It's a principal, you don't just go editing someone hard work and then publishing it without asking permission, its ethically wrong. Whether you have good intentions in mind or malicious its just courtesy to ask.
Regarding copyright, you do not need to register IP(Intellectual Property) and code is counted as IP so if it does go into something legal you can prosecute based on the fact he modified and then posted his own version of someone elses IP (which is clearly infringed upon).
Also @silvadreams the term is public, meaning to make avaliable to the public, publish means to formally release and this isnt a published modmod, but a public modmod.
EDIT:
Most importantly it is about not obeying the forum rules let alone the copyright in the post. It is a clear forum rule that you are not allowed to post anything modifying another modders code without express permission. Copyright or no copyright.
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What mods should I use?
Please let me know. I will change this thread once I get the first episode up to let you all know how it is going but for now please, let me know what mods you think would be great in a lets play. (Industrial, 2x2 extended, Humans+, More Creeps, etc) I will not use every suggestion but find a couple of the popular ones. I want to release a Let's play that is hopefully refreshing and somewhat different without ruining the basics of this wonderful game.
See you around. :smile.gif:
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I am making a Let's Play and currently planning to use:
- IndustrialCraft (Gives a length and gameplay improvement to the lets play)
- Expanded 2x2 grid (Gives a variety to the start of the game so you dont have the same as every other lets play)
- Somnia (Allows the stuff in Industrialcraft to smelt/charge without having a 'boring' period on the lets play)
So to sum it up, I am looking for a farming/cooking mod that has a benefit to the game without making it 'easy'. Something I can enjoy like new foods without just being a process with no benefit on top of the current foods.
Additionally any suggestions about other mods to include would be great. Looking at mods that add gameplay but are not 'silly' so none of the current creature mods.