Lands of Icaria is a Minecraft modification with a focus on ancient greek mythology.
It is developed by Axanthic Game Studios, the follow up team to the classic Minecraft modding team known as Team Melanistic from 2011 to 2015.
Over two years in the making, Lands of Icaria introduces a brand new layered dimension with a wide variety of flora and fauna to explore, as well as a number of new mechanics.
Discover all the secrets this unique dimension has to offer, learn to
brew magic spells, loot abandoned villages packed with dangers.
Icaria is home to the Revenants,
the remaining souls of an ancient civilisation that once roamed this
dimension and even explored outside of it.
This project is still very much work in progress and we hope to expand our team and bring in new modders to help turn this ambitious vision into reality.
Please note that a small number of items currently have no use as a result of this, and some mechanics might be bugged!
A short summary of the features in this mod:
• A new realm to survive in, explore and conquer.
• 29+ new monsters and animals to fight or farm, all using high quality minecraft style 3D models.
• A number of mini-bosses to fight.
• Villages with road systems to explore and defeat monsters in to gather loot.
• A unique concoction brewing system inspired by an obscure flash game
as well as by the original Minecraft cauldron potion brewing system.
Sequences of herbs will result in different concoctions with different
effects.
• 4 new crops and fertilizer to speed up the growth of plants.
• Around 350 new blocks (and more variants) to build with.
• Around 170 new items including various sets of tools and armor as
well as many new food items, gems, ingots, nuggets and mob drops.
•
7 new tree types with unique shapes, all with a full set of saplings,
stairs, slabs, doors, hatches, ladders, workbenches, fences and more!
• New special gameplay mechanics as well as nice visual features like
glow-in-the-dark mobs, special gems and mobs with light effects and
more!
• A depth based mining progression system; the deeper you go,
the harder the stone types you encounter. Each new stone type requires a
new higher tier of tools to mine.
• Most mobs have a low chance to drop their skulls for your private hunter’s collection!
• A new food salting mechanic that enhances a food’s eating speed. (Only for meat, soups and vegetables.)
We recommend to use Apple Skin and Just Enough Items together with this mod, to check how much hunger food items fill up and to see crafting recipes respectively!
How to enter Icaria:
To enter Icaria, one must first make their way into the nether.
There, a considerable quantity of Quartz must be obtained in order to
construct a portal. Then the player needs to go find red pyromancer
revenants in the nether and kill them to obtain greek fire grenades.
Once constructed, the portal can be activated with a greek fire grenade.
The portal frame does not require any specific bottom material - the bottom can even be left open like the top center!
Mining:
The mining progression of the mod is depth based, and vanilla tools
aren’t very good in Icaria. While you can take your diamond pickaxe into
the dimension to get started, it won’t help you get through the
stronger stone types. From the top down, you encounter these materials:
Yellowstone, Silkstone, Sunstone, Baetyl and Voidshale.
Each stone type has its own subset of ores that can be found in and on
them respectively. Also found on the sides and undersides of the Icarian
layers are 4 types of crystals growing on the stone types, with more
different crystals showing up the further down you go.
Workstations:
Icaria adds a small number of new workstations to the game. The
Kettle is used to make concoctions. A Kiln is used to make glass, loam
bricks and to fire storage vases. Forges serve as a workstation to smelt
ores in and combine ingots into alloys. And finally the Grinder turns
crystals into their powder form (if possible) and has some other uses as
well.
Recipes for the Kettle can sometimes be found in the form of scrolls by breaking loot vases in ruins and villages.
Looting:
In the dimension, the player can find wilderness ruins as well as
either damaged or ruined villages. Ruined villages offer little loot but
are a lot safer to traverse than damaged villages, having only very few
spawners in them. Damaged villages have a lot more loot, but also spawn
a lot more revenants.
Farming:
There are 4 crops, 7 tree types and 3 mobs available for players to
farm. The available crops are Physalis, Strawberry, Spelt and Onion. The
tree types are Plane, Populus, Cypress, Fir, Olive, Laurel and
Droughtroot. The farmable mobs are the Aeternae, the Catoblepas and the
Sow.
Farmland can be prepared using scythes made from dimension materials.
In order to increase your farmland’s efficiency, turn it into
fertilized soil using calcite powder. This will double the growth speed
of crops growing on it.
Combat:
Lands of Icaria embraces combat and offers a whole set of weapons and
spells to allow players as many combat styles as possible. Bidents can
be thrown, daggers have a faster attack speed than swords, and spells
like the magic missile can deal magic damage over longer distances.
There are 5 sets of armor to craft with different protection levels, and
in the future, special unique artifact armor pieces will be added as
well alongside unique weapons, both directly inspired by ancient greek
and egyptian mythology.
Greek fire grenades can also be crafted and used as ranged weapons
against groups of enemies, setting the ground on fire. The throwing
mechanic for them works the same as for bidents: it draws back as long
as it is being held and when the key is released, flies accordingly.
Biomes:
Icaria currently consists of four biomes. A dry desert, a forest
biome, steppes and scrubland, all of which have their own sets of trees
and flowers only generating there. Different biomes also have different
special decorations, like rock spikes and cacti in the desert and stone
boulders in the scrublands.
Mobs:
The mobs in Lands of Icaria can be split into 5 categories
• Fantastical mobs mostly serving as ambience
• Arachnids and Insectoids
• Forest Hags that really don’t like when you mess with trees
• Animals and Predators
• Revenants (remains of the once proud civilization of Icaria)
Indicator:
In case you are not playing Lands of Icaria in a modpack combined
with a mod like Neat, this mod also offers you the option of enabling a
custom indicator that will show you the stats of mobs you encounter in a
panel in the top left corner of the screen (configurable).
- Sure, just provide credit and a link to this mod thread.
"Are you gonna port the mod to 1.8 or any other old version?"
- No. If you’re interested in porting it yourself, get in touch with us.
"What about 1.13, 1.14, 1.15, 1.16?"
-Porting to 1.16 is under consideration if we can build our team to a
size where making that jump becomes possible. No support for the other
versions is planned.
"Can I make a video showcase of the mod?"
-Sure, just make sure to put the link to the mod into the video
description. If you make a mod showcase, feel free to post the link in
the comments or send it to us via DM and we might just add it to the
main mod thread!
"This looks cool, are you guys looking for more coders to help with this?"
-We most certainly do. If you're interested, send a DM with some
references and you might just make it onto the team. (Or alternatively
visit our recruitment thread – which you should do either way since it
lists the requirements)
"When I use shaders, crystals look weird, glowing mobs glow differently and other graphical issues occur."
-Try different shaders. This is a problem caused by our special visual
features and there is no real way to fix them. Certain visual features
(the fancy crystal lights) can be turned off in the options, but the
only way to avoid all issues for sure is to not use shaders or find ones
that don’t mess with block and entity lighting.
"Who will win the 2021 Formula 1 season?"
- Most likely Lewis Hamilton again. 😐
Screenshots:
The current Lands of Icaria terrain generation. This is subject to change and will improve as time goes on.
Three of the Forest Hags in Icaria. Chopping down a tree has a chance to spawn an angry version of one of these nearby (and sometimes they also spawn naturally).
Three of the Revenants found in Icaria: Captain, Soldier and Civilian. There are also others not pictured here!
Three of the four crystals found on the underside of Icaria's terrain layers. Yes they do actually glow like this (can be turned off). No that is not a shader.
The Kettle is used to brew conconctions that can produce spells, potion vials, monster spawns and explosions.
In the foreground: Catoblepas (Icarian Cow). In the background: Aeternae (Deer) and Sow (Boar)
Lands of Icaria has merged with Xenoform55's Tartheus mod during development in 2020. As a result, three of the creatures from Tartheus can now be found in Icaria. Including the Scorpion! (Old Catoblepas and Aeternae models in the background)
Arachne Queen, Arachne Drones and Myrmekes make up some of the hostile creatures found in Icaria.
Icaria has two moons!
Flying jellyfish
While its overworld counterpart is made from Quartz, the portals in Icaria itself are made from Dolomite, Icaria's Quartz counterpart! (Old Aeternae model in the background)
Icaria has 7 types of trees each with their own full set of blocks they can be crafted into! Currently does not include signs.
Icaria is home to a number of fungus types found growing on the ground or on trees.
A look at the Steppe and Desert biomes and their current surface decorations.
Icaria offers a special type of storage blocks called Storage Vases. These hold more items than singular chests and they are the intended storage option for players to use in Icaria!
License:
The source code of this mod is redistributed under the GNU General Public License 3.0.
The assets of this mod are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License and Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License for more details.
I am part of a Minecraft modding team called "Axanthic Game Studios" and we are looking to increase our numbers by adding a few new good and experienced modders to the team!
The roots of our team go as far back as 2011 to the german Team Stereocraft; one of the first Minecraft modding teams - as well as Team Melanistic which was the follow up of Team Stereocraft and even once the biggest of all Minecraft modding teams, releasing big mods like Eternal Frost, The Legend of Notch, Landscapecraft, BicBiomeCraft, Eternal Frost 2 and more!
Every core member of our team is adult - while we do recognize there are some good young modders, we like to keep things mature with reliable people our age. However if you're not an adult yet, don't let that prevent you from applying if your skills still fit our requirements!
About the project:
Axanthic Game Studios is working on a dimension mod set in ancient greece, with alot of greek mythology (but also our own lore and mythology) mixed in there! Players will be thrussed into a dimension like they've never seen before! It floats like Skylands, but that is pretty much all it has in common with Skylands!
There will be dungeons called "Bloodmines", abandoned settlements, ruins of the ancient greek civilization, and flying shipwrecks between the islands! The lands will be roamed by creatures from greek mythology. From animals like the majestic Aeternae or the buffalo-like Catoblepas to monsters like the eerie Cetus or the vast Forest Hags, all the way to bosses like the mighty Chimera - the skylands are crawling with creatures never seen in Minecraft before but designed to fit the vanilla artstyle to not seem out of place!
Players will go through a progression system featuring "machines" like a Kiln, a Grinder, a Forge, a Kettle for sequence-based brewing, and even more advanced stuff like sacrificial bonfires later on!
Some of the things already implemented:
The general terrain shape: multiple layers of terrain with different stone types, forming a natural progression the further down you go. Terrain like this has never been seen before in Minecraft!
7 types of wood, complete with stairs, slabs, saplings, fences, fence gates, leaves, stripped wood variants and even doors and trapdoors (not shown).
Vases to smash. These will be generated as loot inside of structures - smashing them will make them drop their contents. So far there are 10 vase designs (5 cyan, 5 grey) as well as a red player vase made from loam!
In the background on the left: various types of bricks and stone, each with their own slab and stair variants. On the left side, from left to right: Chalkos Armor, Kassiteros Armor, Orichalcum Armor, Vanadium Steel Scale Armor. In the center, from left to right: the Forge for ore processing, the Kiln for baking materials, the Grinder for working with minerals and other materials.
If you wish to join, please fill out this application form:
What should we call you? (name)
How old are you?
Do you speak english?
How much experience do you have with Java and Minecraft Modding?
Which mods have you worked on / released in the past? (references)
What is your Discord ID? (so we can contact you if we have further questions or if we're accepting you onto the team)
What we expect from you:
Dedication and communication. You need to have Discord (if you don't have it, get it anyways), and you need to be able to dedicate to the project. That doesn't mean working on it all the time; this is where the communication part comes in. If you don't have much time for a few days or something, let us know! Don't make us wait for you to show up when you could've just told us that you won't have time.
Active contribution through coding and pitching ideas and generally taking part in our concept discussions.
Enthusiasm and motivation to work on this ambitious project. If this turns out as high quality as it should, it will blow most comparable projects out of the water.
A few hours per week (unless you're on vacation or in a crucial cycle of your studies where you need all your time for that) of available time to contribute one way or another.
Mature behavior. We treat each others with respect and expect the same from anyone interested in joining.
Would be nice / we'll prefer recruits who have experience with:
Dimension Coding
Mob Coding
Composite Structure Coding
Liquid Coding
What we offer:
The chance for you to work with a small team of experienced coders and
designers who have 5+ years of experience around Minecraft Modding.
The chance for you to actively shape the project as you work with us; your
ideas matter and if you get into the concept of the mod, you'll be able
to contribute ideas that will greatly improve it!
The chance for you to work on a project that is pretty much like nothing
else that has ever been done before in Minecraft. From the terrain, to
the setting, to the various features specifically designed to make this
mod unique but still immersive.
The chance to add a great reference to your portfolio; may it be for a real
future job application or for joining another team in a few years, its
always a great reference to have been part of a team with our background
before.
A friendly working environment using Github and Discord, without much pressure, and where your opinions matter!
Interested? Join the team! We're looking forward to "meeting" you!
uh yeah i've been working on a hardcore questing type modpack and i need extra tic but i keep having a crash problem can anyone help me? here's the crash report
You're using a very old version of tinkers construct (seriously, it's from 2014) you'll probably be fine if you update it. If you're making a modpack it's a good idea to regularly check on all of your mods to see if you still have the latest version.
Also, when you're posting a crash report, you can upload it to a site such as http://pastebin.com/ so that you replace that big wall of text with a simple link. That makes it easier for people to read through the messages.
I also completely redid the metallurgy 4 support for WTFOres, I rebalanced all the ores and added support for nether and ender metals. Altough currently ores cannot generate in endstone. As you may have seen I'm working on a mod to add more stone types to WTF's mods, when I get that to work I'll add endstone support too.
You could also add support for the betweenlands mod. I think it would be cool to have corrodible tinkers tools. maybe you could even nerf the redstone modifier since redstone doesn't work in the betweenlands.
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Discover all the secrets this unique dimension has to offer, learn to
brew magic spells, loot abandoned villages packed with dangers.
the remaining souls of an ancient civilisation that once roamed this
dimension and even explored outside of it.
Please note that a small number of items currently have no use as a result of this, and some mechanics might be bugged!
A short summary of the features in this mod:
• A new realm to survive in, explore and conquer.
• 29+ new monsters and animals to fight or farm, all using high quality minecraft style 3D models.
• A number of mini-bosses to fight.
• Villages with road systems to explore and defeat monsters in to gather loot.
• A unique concoction brewing system inspired by an obscure flash game
as well as by the original Minecraft cauldron potion brewing system.
Sequences of herbs will result in different concoctions with different
effects.
• 4 new crops and fertilizer to speed up the growth of plants.
• Around 350 new blocks (and more variants) to build with.
• Around 170 new items including various sets of tools and armor as
well as many new food items, gems, ingots, nuggets and mob drops.
•
7 new tree types with unique shapes, all with a full set of saplings,
stairs, slabs, doors, hatches, ladders, workbenches, fences and more!
• New special gameplay mechanics as well as nice visual features like
glow-in-the-dark mobs, special gems and mobs with light effects and
more!
• A depth based mining progression system; the deeper you go,
the harder the stone types you encounter. Each new stone type requires a
new higher tier of tools to mine.
• Most mobs have a low chance to drop their skulls for your private hunter’s collection!
• A new food salting mechanic that enhances a food’s eating speed. (Only for meat, soups and vegetables.)
We recommend to use Apple Skin and Just Enough Items together with this mod, to check how much hunger food items fill up and to see crafting recipes respectively!
How to enter Icaria:
To enter Icaria, one must first make their way into the nether.
There, a considerable quantity of Quartz must be obtained in order to
construct a portal. Then the player needs to go find red pyromancer
revenants in the nether and kill them to obtain greek fire grenades.
Once constructed, the portal can be activated with a greek fire grenade.
The portal frame does not require any specific bottom material - the bottom can even be left open like the top center!
Mining:
The mining progression of the mod is depth based, and vanilla tools
aren’t very good in Icaria. While you can take your diamond pickaxe into
the dimension to get started, it won’t help you get through the
stronger stone types. From the top down, you encounter these materials:
Yellowstone, Silkstone, Sunstone, Baetyl and Voidshale.
Each stone type has its own subset of ores that can be found in and on
them respectively. Also found on the sides and undersides of the Icarian
layers are 4 types of crystals growing on the stone types, with more
different crystals showing up the further down you go.
Workstations:
Icaria adds a small number of new workstations to the game. The
Kettle is used to make concoctions. A Kiln is used to make glass, loam
bricks and to fire storage vases. Forges serve as a workstation to smelt
ores in and combine ingots into alloys. And finally the Grinder turns
crystals into their powder form (if possible) and has some other uses as
well.
Recipes for the Kettle can sometimes be found in the form of scrolls by breaking loot vases in ruins and villages.
Looting:
In the dimension, the player can find wilderness ruins as well as
either damaged or ruined villages. Ruined villages offer little loot but
are a lot safer to traverse than damaged villages, having only very few
spawners in them. Damaged villages have a lot more loot, but also spawn
a lot more revenants.
Farming:
There are 4 crops, 7 tree types and 3 mobs available for players to
farm. The available crops are Physalis, Strawberry, Spelt and Onion. The
tree types are Plane, Populus, Cypress, Fir, Olive, Laurel and
Droughtroot. The farmable mobs are the Aeternae, the Catoblepas and the
Sow.
Farmland can be prepared using scythes made from dimension materials.
In order to increase your farmland’s efficiency, turn it into
fertilized soil using calcite powder. This will double the growth speed
of crops growing on it.
Combat:
Lands of Icaria embraces combat and offers a whole set of weapons and
spells to allow players as many combat styles as possible. Bidents can
be thrown, daggers have a faster attack speed than swords, and spells
like the magic missile can deal magic damage over longer distances.
There are 5 sets of armor to craft with different protection levels, and
in the future, special unique artifact armor pieces will be added as
well alongside unique weapons, both directly inspired by ancient greek
and egyptian mythology.
Greek fire grenades can also be crafted and used as ranged weapons
against groups of enemies, setting the ground on fire. The throwing
mechanic for them works the same as for bidents: it draws back as long
as it is being held and when the key is released, flies accordingly.
Biomes:
Icaria currently consists of four biomes. A dry desert, a forest
biome, steppes and scrubland, all of which have their own sets of trees
and flowers only generating there. Different biomes also have different
special decorations, like rock spikes and cacti in the desert and stone
boulders in the scrublands.
Mobs:
The mobs in Lands of Icaria can be split into 5 categories
• Fantastical mobs mostly serving as ambience
• Arachnids and Insectoids
• Forest Hags that really don’t like when you mess with trees
• Animals and Predators
• Revenants (remains of the once proud civilization of Icaria)
Indicator:
In case you are not playing Lands of Icaria in a modpack combined
with a mod like Neat, this mod also offers you the option of enabling a
custom indicator that will show you the stats of mobs you encounter in a
panel in the top left corner of the screen (configurable).
Links:
Wiki: to be added
Planetminecraft Page: https://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/lands-of-icaria/
CurseForge Page: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/lands-of-icaria
Recruitment Thread: to be added
Discord: https://discord.gg/CVhrCNRSYk
Mod Showcases:
In English (by smperhero) -
In Portugese (by Pumpkin) -
FAQ:
"Can I use your mod in a modpack?"
- Sure, just provide credit and a link to this mod thread.
"Are you gonna port the mod to 1.8 or any other old version?"
- No. If you’re interested in porting it yourself, get in touch with us.
"What about 1.13, 1.14, 1.15, 1.16?"
-Porting to 1.16 is under consideration if we can build our team to a
size where making that jump becomes possible. No support for the other
versions is planned.
"Can I make a video showcase of the mod?"
-Sure, just make sure to put the link to the mod into the video
description. If you make a mod showcase, feel free to post the link in
the comments or send it to us via DM and we might just add it to the
main mod thread!
"This looks cool, are you guys looking for more coders to help with this?"
-We most certainly do. If you're interested, send a DM with some
references and you might just make it onto the team. (Or alternatively
visit our recruitment thread – which you should do either way since it
lists the requirements)
"When I use shaders, crystals look weird, glowing mobs glow differently and other graphical issues occur."
-Try different shaders. This is a problem caused by our special visual
features and there is no real way to fix them. Certain visual features
(the fancy crystal lights) can be turned off in the options, but the
only way to avoid all issues for sure is to not use shaders or find ones
that don’t mess with block and entity lighting.
"Who will win the 2021 Formula 1 season?"
- Most likely Lewis Hamilton again. 😐
Screenshots:
The current Lands of Icaria terrain generation. This is subject to change and will improve as time goes on.
Three of the Forest Hags in Icaria. Chopping down a tree has a chance to spawn an angry version of one of these nearby (and sometimes they also spawn naturally).
Three of the Revenants found in Icaria: Captain, Soldier and Civilian. There are also others not pictured here!
Three of the four crystals found on the underside of Icaria's terrain layers. Yes they do actually glow like this (can be turned off). No that is not a shader.
The Kettle is used to brew conconctions that can produce spells, potion vials, monster spawns and explosions.
In the foreground: Catoblepas (Icarian Cow). In the background: Aeternae (Deer) and Sow (Boar)
Lands of Icaria has merged with Xenoform55's Tartheus mod during development in 2020. As a result, three of the creatures from Tartheus can now be found in Icaria. Including the Scorpion! (Old Catoblepas and Aeternae models in the background)
Arachne Queen, Arachne Drones and Myrmekes make up some of the hostile creatures found in Icaria.
Icaria has two moons!
Flying jellyfish
While its overworld counterpart is made from Quartz, the portals in Icaria itself are made from Dolomite, Icaria's Quartz counterpart! (Old Aeternae model in the background)
Icaria has 7 types of trees each with their own full set of blocks they can be crafted into! Currently does not include signs.
Icaria is home to a number of fungus types found growing on the ground or on trees.
A look at the Steppe and Desert biomes and their current surface decorations.
Icaria offers a special type of storage blocks called Storage Vases. These hold more items than singular chests and they are the intended storage option for players to use in Icaria!
License:
The source code of this mod is redistributed under the GNU General Public License 3.0.
The assets of this mod are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License and Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License for more details.
GNU General Public License 3.0: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0-standalone.html
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
Credits:
Project Manager:
Shado47
Lead Programmer:
RCXcrafter
Programming:
Xenoform55, Foxbud, luxtracon
Textures:
Shado47, RCXcrafter, additional assets from old Team Melanistic and unreleased Axanthic Game Studios projects
Models:
Shado47, Concinus, Xenoform55
Animations:
RCXcrafter, Xenoform55
Additional Programming:
Akye (LilithTheSuccubus), Poiuytrezay, MCenderdragon, X30thTrovageDRAX, ChowChowSonic, Tikidoodle1
Community Manager:
SellswordMike
Special thanks go to ByteBit for his advice and consulting, and WebFreak for his advice
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Howdy folks!
I am part of a Minecraft modding team called "Axanthic Game Studios" and we are looking to increase our numbers by adding a few new good and experienced modders to the team!
The roots of our team go as far back as 2011 to the german Team Stereocraft; one of the first Minecraft modding teams - as well as Team Melanistic which was the follow up of Team Stereocraft and even once the biggest of all Minecraft modding teams, releasing big mods like Eternal Frost, The Legend of Notch, Landscapecraft, BicBiomeCraft, Eternal Frost 2 and more!
Every core member of our team is adult - while we do recognize there are some good young modders, we like to keep things mature with reliable people our age. However if you're not an adult yet, don't let that prevent you from applying if your skills still fit our requirements!
About the project:
Axanthic Game Studios is working on a dimension mod set in ancient greece, with alot of greek mythology (but also our own lore and mythology) mixed in there! Players will be thrussed into a dimension like they've never seen before! It floats like Skylands, but that is pretty much all it has in common with Skylands!
There will be dungeons called "Bloodmines", abandoned settlements, ruins of the ancient greek civilization, and flying shipwrecks between the islands! The lands will be roamed by creatures from greek mythology. From animals like the majestic Aeternae or the buffalo-like Catoblepas to monsters like the eerie Cetus or the vast Forest Hags, all the way to bosses like the mighty Chimera - the skylands are crawling with creatures never seen in Minecraft before but designed to fit the vanilla artstyle to not seem out of place!
Players will go through a progression system featuring "machines" like a Kiln, a Grinder, a Forge, a Kettle for sequence-based brewing, and even more advanced stuff like sacrificial bonfires later on!
Some of the things already implemented:
The general terrain shape: multiple layers of terrain with different stone types, forming a natural progression the further down you go. Terrain like this has never been seen before in Minecraft!
7 types of wood, complete with stairs, slabs, saplings, fences, fence gates, leaves, stripped wood variants and even doors and trapdoors (not shown).
Vases to smash. These will be generated as loot inside of structures - smashing them will make them drop their contents. So far there are 10 vase designs (5 cyan, 5 grey) as well as a red player vase made from loam!
In the background on the left: various types of bricks and stone, each with their own slab and stair variants. On the left side, from left to right: Chalkos Armor, Kassiteros Armor, Orichalcum Armor, Vanadium Steel Scale Armor. In the center, from left to right: the Forge for ore processing, the Kiln for baking materials, the Grinder for working with minerals and other materials.
If you wish to join, please fill out this application form:
What we expect from you:
Would be nice / we'll prefer recruits who have experience with:
What we offer:
to contribute ideas that will greatly improve it!
the setting, to the various features specifically designed to make this
mod unique but still immersive.
always a great reference to have been part of a team with our background
before.
Interested? Join the team! We're looking forward to "meeting" you!
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You're using a very old version of tinkers construct (seriously, it's from 2014) you'll probably be fine if you update it. If you're making a modpack it's a good idea to regularly check on all of your mods to see if you still have the latest version.
Also, when you're posting a crash report, you can upload it to a site such as http://pastebin.com/ so that you replace that big wall of text with a simple link. That makes it easier for people to read through the messages.
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Okay, here's a screenshot, it shows every singe texture that has changed
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Here is that 32x resourcepack for cavebiomes that I promised a while ago:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/abtwtjy1u303qdw/cavebiomes 32x.zip
I also completely redid the metallurgy 4 support for WTFOres, I rebalanced all the ores and added support for nether and ender metals. Altough currently ores cannot generate in endstone. As you may have seen I'm working on a mod to add more stone types to WTF's mods, when I get that to work I'll add endstone support too.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/iz0pq8c0bo0e0zb/Metallurgy4 WTFOres.zip
I renamed the altarus texture to atlarus so keep that in mind when you update it.
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You could also add support for the betweenlands mod. I think it would be cool to have corrodible tinkers tools. maybe you could even nerf the redstone modifier since redstone doesn't work in the betweenlands.
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Instead of creating the entire mod from scratch, you could also export the source code from MCreator and add your own code to that.
I think MCreator even has the option to modify the source code without external tools.
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No problem.
In case you (or anyone else) would like to have the sauce code, here it is: https://github.com/RCXcrafter/Placebo-Effect
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Sure, I'll take the 10 copies.
Also, it was bothering me that you made this in MCreator so I made my own version: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n28c0d543o6kfdu/PEmod-1.0.jar?dl=1
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*Looks through files to check if it's a virus*
rotato.png
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Also, I made a banner for you.
That will be $10 please.