Minecraft Forums

Quote from HaploVoss

There is a post in the forums here that someone made a patch / mod to allow ExtraBiomes and other biome / terrain mods to work with Millenaire. I have used it without problems (other than the glitches I am personally working out with a couple of cultures. ExtraBiomes has nothing to do with it according to the several people who have logged in without any trouble anywhere)

EDIT: Here is the link to one on the WIKI site: http://millenaire.or...iew.php?cid=113
Looks like that will work great. I don't think it is the one I have. I will look into it more, but that should get you going from the looks of the description.

Quote from ashtoin

this is just stupid,i install it like any other FORGE mod and it won't show in my MODS folder (in-game,by options)

Quote from Reinhart

Thanks! I uploaded it to the library, it's just awaiting approval from admins/mods for now. I'll see what I can do about toning it down, since I'm just now starting to play a new big mod that'll probably takes a chunk of time. I also have my village set to 85 (default was not enough for my village, for some reason, even though i cleared most stuff).

I thought the location had changed as well, but I have tried having the Byzantine folder in there too. It came with a "skins" folder for textures and other stuff, can you tell me where you place that? The source of my problems seems to be either the textures or the language file (console threw up error regarding those). I see you have the Misc lone building add-on, which I tried as well, and it also has its own texture folder (in a lower lettered miscellaneous folder - "miscellaneous\mobs\miscellaneous". Can you tell me where you placed those as well? Thanks a lot for taking the time out to make a screenshot and upload it! Much appreciated

April 14th, 2024: Wow it's been a long time. If you're looking for an old download and the link is broken, try here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/xoq2rbberv9uba2yu3bvd/AKNGpNR-iZr6NnXy75_xrKs?rlkey=oe7yh1ihwsnyo410kw8ihee29&dl=0

by Karob

(Updated September the 23rd, 2014)

Prelude
Some time ago I downloaded the Minecraft Coder Pack and monkeyed with the Minecraft code, mostly altering the tree generator to make the trees much bigger. Eventually I decided to make public my little project, now known as the "BigTrees" mod. The purpose of the mod is to create immersive forest environments, inspired by forests I have been to, yet modeled to suit the Minecraft universe. I gladly accept any opinions you might have, and hope to continue updating the mod with new features, though very slowly.

Features

• Adds several large tree types using vanilla blocktypes.
• Sections of the forest biome are populated by either wide trees or tall narrow trees.
- Wide trees: Great Oak, Thick Pine, and Block Oak.
- Tall trees: Post Oak

• Parts of the forest biome still predominately feature the normal small trees.
• The small swamp trees are accompanied by big trees.
- Great Swamp Oak, Cyprus, and Hat Trees.

• There are big dead trees in the desert.
• There are large pines in some regions of the taiga.
• Vanilla birch and pine trees are taller.
• Huge jungle trees have more, longer branches.
• Roots! They sometimes find their way into near-surface caves or off of cliff edges.
• There's a configuration file now. (kbigtrees.txt)
• Planting saplings and placing wood blocks controls the type of tree that grows. (See Tree Growth Guide below.)

Videos

Screenshots

BigTrees 1.7.2 configured with Biomes O' Plenty:



1.1b: Added Cyprus and Hat trees to the swamp biome:


1.1b: The swamp at sunrise.


1.1b: A "Hat" tree. You can often climb all the way up them without destroying or placing a single block. (I named them "hat" trees because the leaf pattern reminds me of the conical hats some Asians wear.)


Hop in a boat and follow me! I'll show you a land with great forests and dark woodlands...

Here! An old forest of some sort!


The trees overshadow the land. Perhaps monsters will spawn?


Perhaps you should build a treehouse!


Let's fly over to the swamp.


Here it is. There are some great big trees in the swamp!


And it can be very dark in places too. Hey Mr. Piggy!


Wow, look how the roots hang off that cliff. Hey Mr. Piggy!


The trees are narrow in this woodland.


And they stand proudly on the great hills.


Even pine trees grow a bit taller in this land.


These trees are long dead. The dry desert has kept them preserved.


We've seen a nice variety of big trees here. Now download the mod!


Bye!

License
You may do whatever you like with this mod as long as it does not violate Minecraft's license. Just please credit me for what I have done (and don't credit me for what I have not done). Thanks!

Downloads:

BigTrees 1.7.2b: (For Minecraft 1.7.2 and Minecraft 1.7.10.)
(direct) (adfly) (readme) (source)

• Compiled with Forge 1060.
• Fixed crash when growing hat trees.
• Fixed incorrect sapling names in tooltips.
• Fixed incorrect version number in mod properties.
• If you use this mod with Biomes O' Plenty, then I suggest you use these configuration files: (download) They optimize BigTrees spawning in Biomes O' Plenty biomes, and also add new BigTree variants that use Biomes O' Plenty wood and leaf types.

BigTrees 1.7.2:

• Ported to Minecraft 1.7.2 by Thorin_Stonehelm. I will give him the adfly revenue if he wants it.
• Also works with Minecraft 1.7.10.
• Includes new configuration options allowing you to make multiple copies of trees with slightly different settings, e.g., using Biomes O' Plenty blocks for leaves and trunks of post oak trees as well as vanilla blocks.
• If you use this mod with Biomes O' Plenty, then I suggest you use these configuration files: (download) They optimize BigTrees spawning in Biomes O' Plenty biomes, and also add new BigTree variants that use Biomes O' Plenty wood and leaf types.

BigTreesForge-164.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror) (source)
890 kilobytes - Compiled for Forge 9.11.1.916.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.6.4.
• Details and instructions are in included "readme.pdf".

BigTreesForge-162.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
891 kilobytes - Includes Forge version only.

• Ported to Forge.
• Added large birch tree.
• Added custom saplings.
• Vanilla tree modifications do not work.
• Details and instructions are in included "readme.pdf".

BigTrees-162.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
852 kilobytes - Includes client and server versions.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.6.2.

BigTrees-161.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
852 kilobytes - Includes client and server versions.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.6.1.

Old Downloads:

BigTrees-152-forge-fixed.zip: (direct)
69 kilobytes - Forge version only.

• This is just the Forge patch version of the mod.
• Updated to fix a bug that crashed the game when used with other mods.

BigTrees-152.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
315 kilobytes - Includes client and server versions, and Forge version. No BWG patches included.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.5.2.
• Now loads config file from "config" directory like most other mods do.
• Corrected Forge version loading config files from wrong directory.
• Includes Forge version. To install the Forge version, first install Forge into minecraft.jar, then install BigTrees-152-forge into minecraft.jar. DO NOT put BigTrees-152-forge.zip into the "mods" folder. Thank you for your cooperation. )

BigTrees-151b.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
313 kilobytes - Includes client and server versions, and Forge version. No BWG patches included.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.5.1.
• Minor tweaks.
• Includes Forge version. To install the Forge version, first install Forge into minecraft.jar, then install BigTrees-151b-forge into minecraft.jar. DO NOT put BigTrees-151b-forge.zip into the "mods" folder. Thank you for your cooperation.

BigTrees-1.4.6b.zip: (direct 1) (direct 2) (adfly)
563 kilobytes - Includes client, server, and BWG3 patches.

• This should work fine with 1.4.7 Minecraft (and Better World Gen).
• Added a patch for BWG3 Forge version for servers.
• Modifies one less class, allowing compatibility with more mods (like the Highlandsmod), thanks to some advice from sdj64 (and Lighkeks for pointing it out to me).
• Added more config file options for choosing which dimensions BigTrees naturally generate in and can be manually grown in.
• Added a single option that can disable all modifications to vanilla Minecraft trees (except the jungle trees, which already have their own option).
• Fixed a bug where the tree generators were not really realizing what dimension the tree was being generated in sometimes.
• Now if the configuration file "kbigtrees.txt" does not exist it will automatically generate whenever a world is loaded. (Standard log file or terminal output will tell where the file is located any time it is created or loaded.)
• BWG3 patch now also adds BigTrees to the Cave world type.
• Added growing pattern for dead desert trees. Like this, as seen from above:

 w w w = wood<br>w s s = sapling<br>

BigTrees-1.4.5b.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
380 kilobytes - Includes client, server, BWG3client patch, and BWG3server patch.

• Fixed a bug that caused crashes with the BWG3 patch.
• Might have fixed another bug.
• Properly packed the zip files this time.

BigTrees-1.4.5.zip: (direct) (adfly) (mirror)
418 kilobytes - Includes client, server, BWG3 client patch, and BWG3 server patch.

BigTrees 1.4.2
- Updated for Minecraft 1.4.2.
Client: BigTrees-client-1.4.2.zip (AdFly) (Mirror)
Server: BigTrees-server-1.4.2.zip (AdFly) (Mirror)

BigTrees 1.4.2 for Better World Generation 3 v1.1.3
- Patches BWG3-113 to have BigTrees in it!
- Does not generate BigTrees naturally in the cave worldtype. (May change in the future.)
Installation instructions: Download BWG3-113 and this patch. Install BWG3-113, then install this patch. (You only need the patch - you do not need the BigTrees download above.)
Client: BT142-BWG113-client.zip (AdFly) (Mirror)
Server: BT142-BWG113-server.zip (AdFly) (Mirror)

BigTrees 1.3.2b
- Fixed bug that caused jungle tree branches to not generate.
- Fixed bug that prevented custom hat tree height. (Then I tested it out with height 100. Check it out.)
Client: BigTrees-client-1.3.2b.zip (AdFly)
Server: BigTrees-server-1.3.2b.zip (AdFly)

BigTrees 1.3.2b for Better World Generation 3 v1.1.1
- Patches BWG3-111 to have BigTrees in it!
- Does not generate BigTrees naturally in the cave worldtype. (May change in the future.)
Installation instructions: Download BWG3-111 and this patch. Install BWG3-111, then install this patch. (You only need the patch - you do not need the BigTrees download above.)
Client: BT132b-BWG111-client.zip (AdFly)
Server: BT132b-BWG111-server.zip (AdFly)

Client Versions: (1.3.2) (1.3.1) (1.2.5) (1.2.4) (1.2.3) (1.1c) (1.0.0c)
Server Versions: (1.3.2) (1.3.1) (1.2.5)(1.2.4) (1.2.3) (1.1c) (1.0.1c)

Patches for BigTrees and Better World Generation
Patches made by my brother-in-law. More to come, eventually, I hope.
First install BigTrees, then BWG3, then the patch. That way, BigTree growth patterns will always work.
BWG3-104 / BigTrees-1.2.5 Patch: (client 1.2.5)
BWG3-106 / BigTrees-1.3.1 Patch: (client 1.3.1)
BWG3-109 / BigTrees-1.3.2 Patches: (client 1.3.2) | (server 1.3.2)

Slow Computer?
The game might lag a lot while generating these huge trees on some computers. When this happens on my not-top-of-the-line laptop, I pause the game (which significantly increases generation speed) and let it generate for a bit, then unpause. The lag should go away once all your chunks are generated. Having shorter render distances helps. (I use normal.) (Also, lower screen resolution, not-smooth-lighting, and fast graphics help.) (But most of you probably have a way better laptop than my 2GHz dual-core buddy.)

Installation
1) Install Forge.
2) Put "BigTrees" in the "mods" folder.
3) Play Minecraft!

Tree Growth Guide

First craft whichever saplings you need.

Then plant the saplings on the ground in one of these patterns and wait (or use bonemeal).

Old Change Log

(client-1.3.2b / server 1.3.2b)
+ Fixed bug that caused jungle tree branches to not generate.
+ Fixed bug that prevented custom hat tree height. (Then I tested it out with height 100. Check it out.)

(client-1.3.2 / server 1.3.2)
+ Stopped taproots from growing through bedrock/adminum.

(client-1.3.1 / server 1.3.1)
+ Simply updated to 1.3.1.

(client-1.2.4 / client-1.2.5 / server-1.2.4 / server-1.2.5)
+ Mostly resolved jungle bush bug.
+ Corrected raw wood on top of cyprus trees.

(client-1.2.3 / server-1.2.3)
+ Made huge jungle trees taller with more, longer branches.
+ Introduced a few scattered huge oak trees to jungle.
+ BigTrees now only appear in regular realm by default (see config file) but can be grown in any realm.
+ Fire prevention coding removed. I found out vanilla MC fires don't spread far anyway.
+ Added new hat tree growth patters as per user request.
+ Fixed a couple sapling growth bugs.
+ Added config file options for configuring jungle.
+ Added height options for all trees to config file.

Changes - 1.1c / server-1.1c / client-1.0.0c / server-1.0.1c
+ Added "thick pines" to taiga.
+ Added tree distribution config options for taiga.
+ Added fire control measures - by default, fire does not spread infinitely in forests now.
+ Made config file options such as "dead-tree-percentage" use floating-point numbers.
+ Fixed a bug that caused an odd structure of floating roots at the center of the world.
+ Fixed a bug that added significant unneccesary lag during tree generation. (It kept reloading the config file A LOT.)
+ Updated client 1.0.0 version and server 1.0.1 version to include latest features.

Changes - 1.1b / server 1.1b
+ Added Cyprus and Hat trees.
+ Added config file options. (Such as a lame option that turns roots off. )
+ Changed sapling growth selection. See "Tree Growth Guide" above.

Changes - 1.1 / server 1.1
+ Tall narrow trees grow non-invasively. They will stunt and grow around things instead of growing through blocks.
+ Added roots.
+ Added configuration file.
+ Added sapling growth control. (Wood block below dirt causes a big tree to spawn.)

Changes - 1.0.0b / server 1.0.1b
+ Added server version.
+ Compatible with Mountain Gen Mod (http://www.minecraft...untains-better/)
+ Made birches and pines taller.
+ Removed wolf spawners.
+ Removed sponge. Totally. May be added back in other ways later.
+ Removed coal, lapis, gold, and diamond from trees.

Changes - 1.0.0
+ This version only generates big trees. It doesn't affect sponge or water behavior or lake generation.
+ Forests have a chance to be dense with classic trees, big trees, or both.
+ Some parts of the forest have tall, slender trees. Other parts have wide, big, "old" trees.
+ Swamp has a few big trees mixed with the little swamp trees.
+ Desert has a few big dead trees.
+ Hills have a few tall trees.

Old Screenshots

Wouldn't you like this to be your neighborhood backyard?


Woodland on the left, the classic Taiga on the right.


A look into the Woodland from a small clearing.


In the shade of the Old Forest.


I'm thinking treehouse...


The wonderful spongy thingies.


Sunset over the Old Forest.

Millénaire forums for more in-depth discussions than here:

Millénaire 7.0 open beta! Millénaire 7.0 introduces two great new features: a reworked Norman culture and the construction of a massive, end-game marvel: Notre Dame of the New World! Head to the beta page for all the details and the download link.

Millénaire 6.2 for Minecraft 1.12 available!

Millénaire is now officially updated to 1.12.2. Download the new version on www.millenaire.org!

Millénaire is a single- and multi-player mod for Minecraft. It aims to fill the "emptyness" of single-player worlds by adding NPC villages to it, with loose 11th-century Norman, North Indian and Mayans themes and additional cultures planned.

Villages are populated with men, women and children of various kinds, who perform tasks such as trading with the player, expending current buildings or improving existing ones, cultivating crops such as wheat in Norman villages and rice in Indian ones, crafting tools and powerful amulets, etc. As the village expends, the number of villagers increases as couples have children who grow up into new adults.

Help villages grow by trading with them and be rewarded with unique items such as Normand and Indian food or statues and tapestries to decorate your house with. And if they start liking you enough, they might even build you a house of your own.

Millénaire is available in the following languages: French, English, German, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Czech, Swedish, Dutch, Portuguese, Slovenian, Hungarian, Chinese, Arab, Estonian, Norwegian, Ukrainian (more coming!)

Download Millénaire on Millenaire.org.

Want to know more first? Check the overview.

For more information, including a FAQ, known compatibility with other mods, and common install issues, you can check the Millénaire Wiki:


Millénaire Library of user-created content to extend the mod:


Millénaire forum for more in-depth discussions:



Come across small villages while exploring, such as this Norman settlement...

Millénaire review by CGzCinema showing the mod's main features


... or this Japanese one, centred on a rice paddy.


Updates

6.2.10 - 08/09/2019

- It is now possible to donate goods to villages for a big reputation boost
- Added two new advancements, Amateur Architect and Medieval Metropolis
- The keys for the Millénaire menu, the village list and the escort toggle are now set using the standard Millénaire UI
- Players' data is now linked to UUID not player name, enabling players to change their player name without losing their Millénaire progress
- Added two new commands, one to teleport players to a village and one to change a player's reputation with a village
- Fixed a bug where Millénaire stairs and slabs would have display issues when smooth lighting was off
- Fixed a bug where paths could be built over mud bricks
- Fixed a bug where the number of nights spent by a merchant in a village would reset when reloading the world
- Fixed a bug where sub-buildings would appear on the village map, hiding the main building
- Fixed a bug where middle-clicking a full path block in creative would give you a path slab
- Fixed a bug in the handling of Byzantine textures
- Content Creation improvements:
-- New format for buildings' text data, much easier to read than the old one

For older releases, check the wiki page: Millénaire Updates


Or discover a mysterious Mayan pyramid, abandoned in the jungle. (Texture pack: Soartex FanVer with Millénaire HD blocks)

FAQ

Check the FAQ page on the Millénaire wiki: http://millenaire.or...ki/Category:FAQ

Credits
- MinerMiah for the Mayan culture (including skins)
- Minepower for the Japanese culture
- Rasseru for the updates to the Japanese culture
- Ticlon for the Byzantine culture and some of the lone buildings
- SMP for all the Indian skins. Great and fast job! Check also his texture pack that includes a full reskinning of Minecraft itself, Millénaire, and many other mods as well!
- johnlmonkey, Razulra, cubex3 and TheDoctorMouse for skins
- Nandonalt and karahan : some buildings
- joeyjam: icons for the Norman armour
- minami26: graphics for the Norman armour and icons for the Norman tools
- The MCP team, without whose work I would not have attempted this mod
- The #risucraft and #mcp-modding channels, and specifically _303, ZeuX and ProfMobius, for saving me a lot of time with timely help
- MineColony and Builders, for inspiration and useful examples of modding Minecraft


Listen to the villagers discussing their job, life or simply the weather.

Making new cultures

Since Millénaire 1.4, the bulk of a new culture can be made without code (not just buildings and village types like before, but new NPCs as well). As such I'm interested in player-made cultures to integrate in the main game, provided they fit the general theme of Millénaire of "real" cultures from around the 11th century. Players interested in producing one for Millénaire should PM-me about it. If we agree on the idea, I'll provide support in the form of help on how to mod Millénaire and in the form of whatever new code might be needed (for new items, blocks or good productions), though likely not with the buildings and NPCs themselves. I reserve the right to change anything I might not like in a culture I'm shipping with the mod itself, but in practice I intend to leave as much of a free hand as possible to culture designers.Contribution welcome, it helps make Millénaire a rich game!


See what they are doing and what they need in the villages' centres.

Help Wanted

- There is a lot of content to fill up in the Millénaire Wiki, feel free to help: http://millenaire.org/wiki/
- Female and children sounds
- It would be very useful if people who have been playing for a while could post detailed accounts of how they play Millénaire, what they like/don't like, what their goals are when playing, etc. I need more comprehensive feedback, not just small reactions to individual features.
- New lone buildings: the more different kind of lone buildings (or variations of the same kind), the better. People wanting to do lone buildings in the same style as the existing ones are welcomed. You can post your creation in the thread, preferably with a screenshot. I'll add those I think fit in Millénaire.


Trade with them, to help their villages grow and gain unique blocks, foods and items.

Download

Downloads are available from millenaire.org.

Thread for posters to discuss custom building plans in: http://www.minecraft...f=1039&t=253387

Wiki page with adapted texture packs: http://millenaire.or...i/Texture_Packs

Feel like paying me a cider? . Otherwise, I'm always looking for more SugarSync referrals (similar to DropBox but more generous free quotas). Note that you have to install the app, not just sign-in online, for me to get a quota bump.


See their villages develop in prosperous communities...

Reference

For more information, help, known bugs, etc., check the new Millénaire Wiki: http://millenaire.org/wiki/. Feel free to contribute!


...or massive fortresses surrounded by desert.


But be wary in your travels, for hostile bandits and soldiers can be waiting deep in the woods!


Encourage villages to trade with one another, or push them to war and see their men battling while the women and children
take shelter!


And when the pull of adventure becomes too strong, seek out the mysterious Sadhu in the forest to start a great quest on the origins of the world.


Who knows, you might even come across the mysterious Panthéon, the massive structure where the contributors and donors to Millénaire are immortalised.

Note to modpack makers: Millénaire can be freely added to modpacks provided you credit me and provide a pro-eminent link to millenaire.org.

Extras

Signatures by minami26 - now with dynamic version info:




This mod is Copyright (2011) and is my intellectual property. Only minecraftforum.net is allowed to host any of my material without my consent. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Descriptions or other content on the mod (for example, reviews) are allowed as long as the download links provided point to this thread or to the Millénaire Wiki. Works derived from this mod in any significant way, for instance by re-using the mod's source code, are forbidden without written permission.

These mods are a culmination of many months of coding, sprite making, and testing done solely by Me, ComicRetrolution. If you would like to give your support, you can send a donation of any amount via PayPal.

If you can't donate, but still want to give your support, a way you can do this is to turn off any adblocker while watching my Youtube videos. This provides me with revenue from them and all revenue generated, either from donations, or through Youtube is put directly back into development of the mods.

Aug 18, 2013 - Updated the Craftory mods to v2.1.3 & FishCraftory Beta 1.0 release

• *Fixed see through fruit tree bug
• +Added compatibility with FishCraftory
• FishCraftory Beta 1.0 released.

July 9, 2013 - Updated the Craftory mods to v2.1.2

• *Updated to Minecraft 1.6.2
• +Added green effects to when withered grass is used to fertilize crops

July 3, 2013 - Updated the Craftory mods to v2.1.1

• *Updated to Minecraft 1.6.1
• *Fixed texture bug with Kitchen Blender Gui (Re-download if you have the error)

Jun 12, 2013 - Updated FarmCraftory to v2.1 and brought back the Craftory Mods

• *Updated to Minecraft 1.5.2
• *Too many updates to list. Basically, FarmCraftory was re-coded from scratch.
• -Split combined components back into the Craftory Mods for easier updates in the future
• +Added tons of configuration to all food items. You can now edit any food's hunger, saturation, and health healing values.
• +Added configuration for seed drops. You can now turn specific seeds and crops off and on.
• +Added configuration for fruit saplings. You can now turn specific fruit saplings off and on.
• Be sure to DELETE old FarmCraftory.cfg files in your /config/ folder if you have them. You will potentially get crashes otherwise.

Previous Updates:

For Minecraft 1.6.2/1.6.1
How to install for Single Player/LAN:

• Run vanilla Minecraft 1.6.2 at least ONCE from the official Minecraft Launcher
• Download and open the new Minecraft Forge Installer.jar
• Select "Install client", make sure the .minecraft directory is correct, and press OK
• Press OK again after install completes
• Open the official Minecraft Launcher and either select "Forge" under Profile or create a New Profile and select Forge under "Use Version"
• Click Play and verify Minecraft has loaded successfully
• Close Minecraft, place the ***Craftory.zip files in the /mods/ folder, and reopen
• You're done!

For Minecraft 1.5.2
How to install for Single Player/LAN:

• Go to your .minecraft folder and open /bin/ folder
• Open minecraft.jar with WinRAR
• Download and copy the Forge API files to the minecraft.jar
• Place the ***Craftory.zip files in the /mods/ folder
• You're done!

How to install for Multiplayer (SMP):

• Go to your designated server folder
• Open minecraft_server.jar with WinRAR
• Download and copy the Forge API files to the minecraft_server.jar
• Place the ***Craftory.zip files in the /mods/ folder
• You're done!

The "Craftory" mods are a collection of mods inspired by the popular RPGs: Rune Factory & Harvest Moon. Each of these mods can be installed individually, or used together as one for a unique Minecraft experience.

FarmCraftory is a mod that adds various farming tools, crops, and a simplified cooking system to Minecraft.

FishCraftory is a mod that adds various fish mobs, fishing tools, and realistic reeling and catching mechanic to Minecraft.

FruitCraftory is a mod that adds various fruit trees to Minecraft.

FoodCraftory is a mod that changes vanilla food to better accommodate the new food added with FarmCraftory and FruitCraftory.

GuiCraftory is an add-on for FarmCraftory, FruitCraftory, and FoodCraftory that adds food descriptions making it easier to know how much a food item will heal for.

WateringCraftory is a mod that adds various watering cans to Minecraft.

Latest version: MC 1.6.2

FishCraftory Beta v1.0

FarmCraftory v2.1.3

FruitCraftory v2.1.3

FoodCraftory v2.1.3

GuiCraftory v2.1.3

WateringCraftory v2.1.3

MC 1.6.1

MC 1.5.2

Previous versions:

Crops and Farming


FarmCraftory adds 13 new seeds and crops into Minecraft. Some crops are single-harvest and yield only one fruit or vegetable after being destroyed. Other crops are multi-harvest and yield two fruits or vegetables after being destroyed. Seeds can be found in tall grass in any biome.

• Turnip - Single Harvest
• Cabbage - Single Harvest
• Onion - Single Harvest
• Spinach - Single Harvest
• Leek - Single Harvest
• Cucumber - Multi Harvest
• Tomato - Multi Harvest
• Corn - Multi Harvest
• Eggplant - Multi Harvest
• Green Pepper - Multi Harvest
• Yam - Multi Harvest
• Strawberry - Multi Harvest
• Pineapple - Multi Harvest

These seeds can only be found in tallgrass by crafting new tool called a Sickle and using it to cut down tall grass. Sickles can be made from Wood, Stone, Iron, Diamond, or Gold. Each type of sickle has the same drop rate, but higher grade sickles have more durability.

Another farming tool in your new arsenal is a magnifying glass. This item is used to inspect crops to get details about that specific crop. Details shown are:

• Name of the crop
• Current growth stage
• Crop Yield amount
• Seed Yield amount
• Fertilized or unfertilized

Cooking


FarmCraftory now uses a simplified cooking system. No more having to remember recipes and no more having to wait to cook. How simple is it to use? Really simple. If you hover over the name of the recipe on the right, you'll get a list of ingredients on the left side.

First craft a Kitchen Blender, place it down, and right click to open up the menu.

If you only have some of the ingredients, the items you have will have their name in white while the missing items name will remain grayed out.

If you have the all of the ingredients in your inventory, the recipe name will turn white (yellow when hovering) and become clickable.

If you click the name of the recipe, the items in your inventory will be removed and you'll be given the output in return.

Empty glass recipe:

Glass of milk recipe:

(Currently in Beta)


Fishcraftory adds several fish mobs that can be caught using a new type of fishing rod.

To make this new fishing rod, you'll need to make a lure.

Attach this lure to a vanilla fishing rod.

Casting and reeling with this new rod is quite different than a regular rod. To cast, hold the rod and press your right mouse button. To reel, press your left mouse button. Reeling pulls in the lure/bobber towards you until it resets back onto your rod. Reeling while the lure is still in the air is faster than in the water or with a fish on the hook. Time your casts correctly and you'll be sure to hit your mark.

To catch a fish mob, cast out your line and try to make it land near a fish. A fish will notice any nearby lure, but will not immediately be attracted to it (unless your a lucky). To raise the attraction of the fish, gently reel the lure in (this consists of lightly tapping/pressing the left mouse button.) If you reel in too quickly (hold the left mouse button too long), the fish's attraction will go back down. If too much time passes, the fish will ignore the lure, and just swim away. Fish do remember if a lure has been nearby recently so keep casting and you'll eventually get the fish's attention.

If you time your reeling right, the fish will now be attracted. This sets up for the next phase: hooking. Once a fish is attracted, it will follow the lure. Continue gently reeling to raise your chance at hooking the fish. Again, if too much time passes, the fish will stop being attracted and will swim away. If you are lucky, the fish will attach to the lure. Reel the fish close enough to you to finally catch it.

You now have your own fish. Like wolves, ocelots, and horses, fish will remember it's owner and will not despawn. Unlike those other tameable mobs, fish won't follow you. You may place your fish in your own pool or pond and pick it back up with a fish net.

You can also turn your fish into raw fish meat and cook it into a furnace.

You can also breed caught fish with fish flakes. To make fish flakes, combine cooked fish meat and wheat.

Lastly, you can place your fish into item frames and show off your collection.




FruitCraftory adds six fruit trees that start out as small saplings and eventually grow into trees with regrowable fruit on them. The six fruit tree types are as follows:

• Orange
• Grape
• Pear
• Peach
• Banana
• Cherry

To find these saplings, use bonemeal on grass blocks. There is a random chance one of these saplings will appear on the grass. After a set amount of time, the fruit sapling will grow into a fruit tree with un-ripe (green) fruit on it. These un-ripe fruit will then ripen over time (turn into the proper color of the fruit) and can now be harvested/broken off the tree. Each tree will be able regrow its fruit as long as no part of it destroyed in any way. New fruit always start out as un-ripe and will not drop the fruit item if harvested early.

FoodCraftory lowers or adjusts the healing amount of every vanilla food item to compensate for the additional food added by the other Craftory Mods. For example, a cooked steak heals 8 food hunger points in vanilla Minecraft. FoodCraftory changes cooked steak to only heal 5 food hunger points, giving you a better incentive to harvest crops, fruit, ect. Configuration is also added to the vanilla food items, so you can set steak, carrots, apples, ect, to heal hunger, saturation, or health to whatever amount you like with the config file. If you are planning to make your own adjustments or need to look up vanilla values for food, a good resource to use is found on the Minecraft wiki: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Food




GuiCraftory adds food descriptions to every food. Hovering over any edible item will now display the effects the item will give/heal when you consume it. For example, the amount of hunger a food item heals will be displayed under the name.

Items that have extra potion effects (positive and negative) will also be displayed along with the probability of causing the effect.

WateringCraftory optionally adds a more challenging route to growing crops by keeping farmland watered manually by using another tool called a watercan. To fill the watering can, use the empty version of the item on a water source block. To use the watering can, use a filled can directly on the dry farmland or on the crop on top (it will water the farmland beneath it). After a set amount of uses, the watercan will become empty and will need refilling. There are five types of watercans available: Wood, Stone, Iron, Gold, and Diamond. Each will water a specific range of farmland with just one click.

Basic watercan recipe

In junction to the watering can item, there is also a slight change to fundamental mechanics of farming. Every Minecraft morning will begin with a "drying" period which lasts an hour (0 to 1000 Minecraft Time). Any watered farmland that is not near a water source block will change from wet to dry during this period. Use the watercan to water the dry farmland. If the farmland is dry by nightfall (12000 Minecraft Time), it will revert back to dirt.

If using this new mechanic, your crops will need to be watered on a daily basis for them to grow and produce healthy and mature fruit and vegetables. If you forget to water, your crops will eventually turn brown and wilted, and they will stop growing. To cure the wilted status, just water the crop and it will return to its healthy state. If you break a wilted plant, it will give you a withered grass item. This withered grass item is similar to bonemeal as it can be used directly on crops to fertilize them. Fertilized crops grow twice as fast than unfertilized crops. TIP: You may want to purposely allow some of your crops to wilt so you can get withered grass to use on your healthy crops.

Getting an unexplainable crash or bug? Here's a couple of things you can do.
Check your installation method.

• Did you delete META-INF?
• Do you have the correct version of Forge? (Check the REQUIREMENTS section)
• Is Forge installed properly? (Files go into /mods/ folder)
• Try deleting any pre-existing "****Craftory.cfg" files (See Configuration)
• Forge has Modloader pre-installed now. If you had Modloader installed before you installed Forge, there will be a conflict. Start with a fresh minecraft.jar and only install Forge.

Still crashing? Post an error log so we can see and try to help you. Don't know how to get an error log? Visit http://www.minecraft...ing-error-logs/ and learn how. I do ask you to please use spoiler tags to prevent elongated posts. If you don't post an error log, I can't help you fix the problem.

[spoiler]

[/spoiler]

You can change block IDs, item IDs, food healing values, and ect with the configuration files. To find the config files, go to your .minecraft/config/ folder. (You must run Minecraft with the mods at least once for the confg files to appear!).

this is my first mod, and my first post for that matter. so please keep that in mind. sorry if i make any spelling errors, i am no good at it.

<== if anyone knows what game that is +1 to you!

This mod adds a new dungeon type to minecraft. While the default dungeons are small and boring, the ones in this mod are bigger, more interesting, and a lot harder! Unlike most of the default structures they are completely random so each one will be totally different. A lot of current minecraft structures have several different premade peaces that are randomly placed together. This mod does not do that. Allowing for much more variety and excitement.

When you find one you will see a small rundown structure on the surface, with a spawner and a spiral staircase leading to the rest of the dungeon. Down there you will find a multiple room maze with spawners, chests, and possibly some traps.

keep in mind that there is no guarantee that the premade doors will take you though the entire dungeon. you may need to break down some walls

if you want to see some sneak peaks of future content or just to find more info about the mod, look around this post, i post about upcoming content frequently and often post a couple pics of what i have so far!

please leave a reply it really helps encourage me to continue the mod and make updates better and faster!

info on dim torches:

as of 1.4.1 red stone torches no longer generate, dim torches do. they have the same light level as red stone torches but look like normal torches. they can be changed into regular torches in several ways.
1 flint and 1 dim torch anywhere in the crafting grid will give you 6 regular torchs (you can also use coal instead of flint.)

OR
1 coal, 1 dim torch and 1 stick will give you 8 regular torches


OR
my persinal favorite way, you can use a fint and steel on them and they will turn into a regular torch, without crafting!

Planed Features:
-more dungeon types

likely to be in next update:
-idfk

Required Mods:
-MinecraftForge (ModLoader should still work, but only tested with MinecraftForge)

Known bugs:
-may crash on creating a world, something to do with picking what mob to put in a spawner. *fixed?*
-some chunks in the dungeons do not get lit correctly, as far as i know there is nothing i can do about it.
-possibility of them generating inside of each other/other structures. probably not going to fix, can result in some rather, interesting things.-
-generates in the end
-sometimes the chests will be very rare and only have 1 item. i have no idea why! (usually happens in larger dungeons)

notable quotes:
thank you SO MUTCH everyone for all of your great positive feedback!!!

Quote from bluffamuchuck

!!! very cool!
it is quite impressive how well they spawn.

Quote from twinsonian

friggin sweet

Quote from xTwilight3

This is very sexy.

Quote from Iopkluj123

While it's not exactly the most amazing mod, it's the most original of the first mods.
Not just bland Vanilla tool weapons, Dirt-to-Diamonds mods or viruses. Just adding a little variety in the dungeons...
Well done

Quote from Sevenedges

This with Better Dungeons and CARuins might very well be a tag team from hell.

Quote from LostKingpin

Very nice project, indeed. I am looking forward to trying this out. Downloading and bookmarked.

'keep on koding'
-LK

more:

Videos:

how to install by validuser5:

if you make/find a video that is not here please let me know so i can add it.

Versions *read!*:

NEW in 1.8.4:
-updated to minecraft 1.4.4
-it is now a universal version, meaning this works for BOTH SSP and SMP!
-one unfinished thing that i will not say what it is till its finished. but if you can find it, its there.

V1.8.1:

-updated to minecraft 1.4.2
-added tripwires (sometimes they will not be rotated correctly and some other problems, will hopefully be addressed soon)
-added emeralds to loot chests
-probably lots of other small stuff its been to long i don't remember

V1.7.2:

-updated to 1.3.1
-fixed forge incompatibility.

SSP V1.7:

-config file! (thanks to Lunatrius) for more info on the config file click here
-'removed' small dungeons (now has a min square block size)
-some minor loot balenceing changes

SMP V0.4:

Quote from Slidedrum

just finishing work on the smp version 0.4. i will be posting it soon. no major bug fixes. a couple minor balance changes (will come to ssp in its next update) the biggest thing is you can now create dungeons on command!

type "/makeDun" (caps sensitive) to make a dungeon where you are. note the entrance will not be on top of you. the corner of the dungeon will be directly below you. when its done it will tell you where it is, where the entrance is, how hard it will be, how big it is, and some other things.

you can also change how it will generate.

type "/width " and you can change the width of the dungeon. note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize false",
type "/length " and you can change the length of the dungeon. note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize false",
type "/minLength " to change the minimum length of the dungeon. must be at least 10. note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize true",
type "/maxLength " to change the maximum length of the dungeon. note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize true",
type "/minWidth " to change the minimum width of the dungeon. must be at least 10. note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize true",
type "/maxWidth " to change the maximum width of the dungeon note for this to take affect you need to type "/randomSize true",
type "/randomSize " to set weather it will pick a random size from min/max width and length or use width and length
type "/density " to set the density of the dungeon. how much stuff there is in it like spawners, cobwebs, traps, chests, walls etc. note for this to work you must type "/autoDensity false"
type "/autoDensity " to set whether it picks a good density for you based on the size of the dungeon, or uses the one set by the density command.

note that this should work with multiple people having different settings but it has only been tested with 1 person on the server.
if you want to me add/change any commands let me know i am open to suggestions!

i think that's everything. if i forgot something i will edit this post.

SSP V1.6:

-updated to minecraft 1.2.4!
-made stairs use the top half halfslabs
-added the new stone brick to the walls
-made dungeons in jungles have a TON of vines, and almost no spider webs
-added code for the new maze dungeons (does not spawn yet)
-possibly something else i forgot.

V1.5:

-updated to minecraft 1.2.3!
-added slightly diforent entrences.
-fixed nether portal bug
-made harder dungeons have taller entrance walls!

V1.4.1:

-added nether portals
-added cave chests
-added new loot
-flint and steel
-flint
-obsidian
-changed redstone torches to dim torches

1.4:

there is a lot of new stuff in the patch, if you find any buts or problems please tell me.
-added potion stations
-added enchanting stations
-added pillars
-fixed large dungeons not generating correctly (for real this time!)
-added potions as loot
-added several other things as loot that i forgot to add initially, like saddles
-added potion chests with potion materials
-added some code to get ready for an options.txt
new full list of possible loot:

ugh i really don't want to write it all out, so here is a snipit of the code:


pot loot is what you can find in potion chests.

1st argument the block/item
2nd argument the maxStack
3rd argument minStack
4th argument rarity
5th argument value
6th argument min danger

if you don't understand the arguments and want me to fully explain how it works just tell me and i will.

loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.diamond,6,1,20,15,300));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.torchWood,15,1,3,3,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.dirt,64,15,13,1,-1));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.appleRed,3,1,5,5,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bone,5,1,7,2,0));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.arrow,16,1,10,7,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bow,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.painting,2,1,25,3,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.planks,5,1,4,10,40));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.wood,5,1,16,15,60));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.leather,5,1,20,8,20));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsLeather,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetLeather,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsLeather,1,1,20,15,100));//im hungry
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateLeather,1,1,20,15,100));//god spider webs are anoying!
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//i wish i could eat them
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//they probly taste like crap thogh
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//oh whell
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//mmmmmmm gumys! yum!
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bread,5,1,7,5,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bucketEmpty,1,1,10,2,20));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.ingotIron,10,1,10,5,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.cake,1,1,40,20,60));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.beefRaw,1,1,5,4,5));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.beefCooked,1,1,6,8,5));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.melon,3,1,17,10,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.melonSeeds,5,1,8,7,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.pumpkin,3,1,13,10,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pumpkinSeeds,5,1,8,7,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.cobblestone,64,15,14,2,0));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeWood,1,1,20,2,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeStone,1,1,20,5,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeSteel,1,1,50,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeDiamond,1,1,70,60,400));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordWood,1,1,20,3,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordStone,1,1,20,6,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordSteel,1,1,50,17,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordDiamond,1,1,70,61,400));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.appleGold,1,1,1000,100,200));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.enderPearl,6,1,46,80,200));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.eyeOfEnder,3,1,57,130,300));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.redstone,64,32,60,3,15));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.tnt,3,1,30,36,300));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.saddle,1,1,10,60,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.rottenFlesh,4,1,2,10,0));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.coal,7,1,15,18,20));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.stick,7,1,3,2,0));
for(int i = 0;i<=10;i++){
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.itemsList[Item.record13.shiftedIndex + i],1,1,1000+(i*2),50,0));
}
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.itemsList[Item.potion.shiftedIndex],1,1,27,36,100));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.lightStoneDust,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.redstone,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.netherStalkSeeds,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.sugar,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.gunpowder,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.spiderEye,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.fermentedSpiderEye,4,1,5,4,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.goldNugget,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.melon,4,1,1,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.ghastTear,4,1,7,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.magmaCream,4,1,3,1,0));
potLoot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.glassBottle,10,1,1,1,0));

1.3.1:

-added TONS of new loot *full list*

ugh i really don't want to write it all out, so here is a snipit of the code:

1st argument the block/item
2nd argument the maxStack
3rd argument minStack
4th argument rarity
5th argument value
6th argument min danger

if you don't understand the arguments and want me to fully explain how it works just tell me and i will.

loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.diamond,6,1,20,15,300));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.torchWood,15,1,3,3,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.dirt,64,15,13,1,-1));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.appleRed,3,1,5,5,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bone,5,1,7,2,0));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.arrow,16,1,10,7,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bow,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.painting,2,1,25,3,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.planks,5,1,4,10,40));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.wood,5,1,16,15,60));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.leather,5,1,20,8,20));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsLeather,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetLeather,1,1,20,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsLeather,1,1,20,15,100));//im hungry
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateLeather,1,1,20,15,100));//god spider webs are anoying!
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//i wish i could eat them
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//they probly taste like crap thogh
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//oh whell
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateSteel,1,1,35,30,250));//mmmmmmm gumys! yum!
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bread,5,1,7,5,50));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bucketEmpty,1,1,10,2,20));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.ingotIron,10,1,10,5,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.cake,1,1,40,20,60));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.beefRaw,1,1,5,4,5));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.beefCooked,1,1,6,8,5));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.melon,3,1,17,10,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.melonSeeds,5,1,8,7,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.pumpkin,3,1,13,10,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pumpkinSeeds,5,1,8,7,30));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.cobblestone,64,15,14,2,0));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.legsGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.helmetGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.bootsGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.plateGold,1,1,80,25,350));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeWood,1,1,20,2,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeStone,1,1,20,5,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeSteel,1,1,50,15,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.pickaxeDiamond,1,1,70,60,400));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordWood,1,1,20,3,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordStone,1,1,20,6,70));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordSteel,1,1,50,17,100));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.swordDiamond,1,1,70,61,400));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.appleGold,1,1,1000,100,200));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.enderPearl,6,1,46,80,200));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.eyeOfEnder,3,1,57,130,300));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Item.redstone,64,32,60,3,15));
loot.add(new modDunLootItem(Block.tnt,3,1,30,36,300));

-tweaked the way the loot is distributed (invisible to player)
-fixed walls and chests and other things not generating properly in large dungeons
-made it more likely to find a smaller dungeon but increased the max size of the dungeons
-fixed some crashes created in 1.3

1.3:

-added 'better loot'
for more detail open:

each dungeon now has a 'danger' rating and each possible item has a rarity and a value the higher the danger the more total value will be in that dungeon. and there rarity is the chance an item has of spawning, regardless of value. so the more dangers in the dungeon the better loot you will get!
current items are:
diamond
tortes
dirt
apples
bones
arrows
bows
paintings
planks
wood
leather
full leather armor
full iron armor
bread
bucket
iron
cake
raw/cooked beef
melon/seeds
pumpkin/seeds
cobblestones

-made it so that if you turn of structures in more world options they will not generate.

1.2.2:

-removed forge requirement on request
if any mods added items to chests or mobs to mobspawners that will not work anymore
-made chests more common

version 1.2.1:

-some small behind the scenes stuff. invisible to the player.
-made it so that only the player can activate the traps >=D
-added some code for some new dungeon types, but they will not generate yet.

version 1.2:

-added the possibility for them being 2X bigger!
-added variations in the vines depending on biome
-added webs
-variations on the webs depending on biome
-added possibly of much more dense dungeons

version 1.1:

-increased amount of doors
-added wood to chests
-removed debug block
-reduced spawn rate
-increased chance of creating an entrance

V1.0:

-initial release

install instructions and other notes are in the ReadMe.txt in the zip
help with creating a fitting more creative name for the mod would be greatly appreciated!

if you make a post about this mod on another website, do not link to a download (unless its to MY adfly link below), link to this page. read the copyright for more info.

Download:NewDunU.zip(V1.8.5)
i am aware of this error, and i will be looking into it.

how to play SMP:

old versions:

if you try it please leave some feedback, like it or not idc. Constructive criticism is better than nothing!
Support:

banner by cowmonkey

	[url="http://bit.ly/xOfiGB"][img]http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/6526/newdungeonsmod.png [/img][/url]
	

Pictures:

a dungeon at Y 100 and with the roof cut off so you can see inside




texture pack used in pics: Misa's 64x Texture Pack

like what im doing? don't feel obligated to, but it was recommended to me that i set up a donate button.
Link Removed


Copyright

[represent]

MCDungeon will create a procedurally generated dungeon in a preexisting minecraft map. It is not yet feature complete, but can already generate dungeons with quite a bit of variety. It is written in Python and makes use of code from Paul Hodge's minetown project and codewarrior's pymclevel.I primarily use this for SMP and multiworld via Craftbukkit and MultiVerse. But it works just fine in single player too.Thanks to the following for their interest, inspiration, and great ideas! (in no particular order)BeeTLe BeTHLeHeM, codewarrior, Link1999, SoNick, Commander Keen,Yelik, NoiGren, whoiscraig, ChocolateySyrup, Sevminer, AnderZ EL,SuddenLee, Silre, NuclearDemon, bking1138, BarthVader, koredozo,janxious, compgurusteve, and JiFish.

http://mcdungeon.bubblemod.org

Videos


Screenshots

Current Features

• Automatically finds a good location on a map based on range, size, and depth parameters. Can detect player structures and try not to overwrite them.
• Dungeons can be removed from a map later and the landscape allowed to regenerate.
• Dungeons can be regenerated in place with a new layout, mobs, and treasure.
• Can generate multiple of dungeons in a map, or try to fill the map with as many dungeons as possible.
• Generates room layouts based on a random weighted selection of rooms. Rooms are filled with ranomd hallways, floors, room features, and ruins on the surface, all of which are configurable.
• The density and placement of doors, portcullises, and torches are configurable. Option to place fewer torches as levels go down. Less light == more danger!
• A "hard mode" that will attempt to fill in nearby natural caves in an attempt to concentrate random monster spawns inside the dungeon.
• Places stairwells between levels, and a tower entrance with a spiraling staircase. The tower height is configurable so it can be seen for many chunks.
• Optionally places an exit portal at the bottom of the dungeon to teleport players out to the surface. (requires command blocks)
• Places chests with loot around the dungeon in (probably) hard to reach places. An arbitrary number of loot tables can be configured to provide variety. The density of chests is configurable.
• Places mob spawners throughout the dungeon. These will likely be near chests, but not always. Mob types are configurable. The density of spawners is configurable. Some 'non-standard' mobs are available.
• Random placement of secret traps.
• Output floor maps to a terminal with color on ANSI systems.
• Output entire dungeon maps to HTML.
• Other things I've left out to avoid spoilers.

GIANT WARNING TEXT

This tool will write data to your minecraft maps and may destroy them! MCDungeon will attempt to avoid player structures, but there is no guarantee. NEVER run this against a map that is currently loaded into Minecraft! Make Backups! Work with copies! I'm not responsible if it destroys your 120+ hour Justin Bieber pixel art!

Support Tips

When asking for help, you'll get the best response if you are sure to include the following:

• A clear description of the problem you are seeing.
• Include your OS version, MCDungeon version, Minecraft version, and any Minecraft mods you are running.
• If running from the command line, include the command exactly as you typed it.
• Use pastebin to post the complete console output from MCDungeon.
• pastebin your .cfg file if you have modified it.

Downloads and Usage

Download the latest version from the official MCDungeon site.