If you need to eat yourself or even others to survive... Would you do it?

This mods adds in the ability for players to use themselves as a source of food when the time calls for it.

Items:

Knifes: Shift-right clicking them will cause the user to take 2.5 - 3 hearts of damage and drop one piece of their flesh. Additionally, right-clicking on other mobs that would normally drops food (including villagers) will cause them to drop their respective meat and take damage according to this scale:

Cows: 1.25 ~ 1.5 hearts of damage.

Chickens: Set to kill the chicken as they drop their bodies as food.

Pigs: 1.25 ~ 1.5 hearts of damage.

Sheeps: 1.25 ~ 1.5 hearts of damage.

Villagers (Shift-click): 2.5 ~ 3 hearts of damage.

Witches: 2.5 ~ 3 hearts of damage. Rumors states that you'll have to be insane to eat the flesh of a witch

Zombies: 2.5 ~ 3 hearts of damage.

Other Players: 2.5 ~ 3 hearts of damage.

Foods:

Player Flesh: Raw Player flesh (Left) restores 2 hunger while Cooked Player flesh (Right) restores 4. Drops when player dies or via knife or by using the knife on them. If the Wendigo is enable, the player will receive extra hunger and saturation depending on how high their wendigo level is.

Villager Flesh: Raw Villager flesh (Left) restores 2 hunger while Cooked Villager flesh (Right) restores 4. Drops when villager dies or by using the knife, while sneaking, on them. If the Wendigo is enable, the player will receive extra hunger and saturation depending on how high their wendigo level is.

Witch Flesh: Cannot be cooked, and restores 2 hunger when eaten. Due to the corrupted state of the flesh, it will also inflicts a Harming II potion effect. If the Wendigo is enable, the player will receive extra hunger and saturation depending on how high their wendigo level is.

Mob:

Wendigo: Summoned (Once for each player) when someone had became too much of a cannibal. It's a powerful creature with 50 hearts and high knockback resistance. It will deal 5 hearts of damage to the player regardless of armor and potion effects along with knocking them up into the air. The mob is disabled by default.

Wendigo Level Mechanic: (Only enabled if the Wendigo is enabled)

This represents how far down the player has gone in term of cannibalism, and will reset when it reaches a high enough point along with causing a Wendigo to spawn near the player proximity (~25 blocks). Dying will also cause the reset to happen, but with no Wendigo spawns. Eating Player Flesh, Witch Flesh, or Villager Flesh will cause the player's level to increase.

Depending on how high a player's level is, they will receive a Speed I/II, Strength III, and/or resistance II and adsorption (5 hearts) buff at the cost of a higher hunger drain depending on how far down they've gone. When the player reaches the halfway point to having a Wendigo spawn, they will get a temporary dose of Nausea and Blinding.

JSON configs:

Can be found here at my GitHub

Command:

For debugging purpose, the mod provide a op command that can regulate a player's wendigo level
/cannibalism stat : Print out that player's current wendigo level
/cannibalism set : Changes that player's wendigo level to the new value specified.

Config Options:

By default, the player will use its own "hurt" sound when the knife is used. This can be changed to use the Ghast's sceam sound in the mod's config file or via Forge's config GUI found in the mods list tab. You can also change the sound's pitch along with the amount of blood particles that spawns from getting knifed (If you don't like blood, setting it to zero will disable it).

You can enable or disable the Wendigo along with its mechanic there as well.

Downloads:

Showcases:
Special thanks to the following people(along with other people that I missed) for showcasing my mod

License:

This work is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License
In short, redistribution for this mod is allowed but give credit to me.

Ever wanted a little more in Minecraft?

This mods adds a couple new mechanics to vanilla Minecraft(Each one can be enabled or disabled by config):

Sword Blocking [1.8.x or below]: Blocking with a sword will reduce the battle damage you take by half, if sneaking, then the damage will be negated once. The sword will be damaged by the original amount of damage you would have taken. (Lore: Can't touch this)

Shield Parachuting: If falling, looking straight up or down while using a shield will slow the player's fall and reduce their fall damage - eventually reducing the damage to zero and allow the player to "float". The shield will be constantly damaged as the player continues to use this to cushion their fall.(Lore:*Internal screaming intensify*)

Arrow Throwing: Right clicking with an arrow in your hand will cause it to be throw. Its range is 5 blocks and deals 2 hearts of damage. (Lore: Take this arrow to the knee. TAKE IT)

Armor Swapping: Right clicking with an armor piece in hand will swap it with the respective armor piece you are currently wearing. (Lore: Do this armor make my skin look fat?)

Tools Block Placing: Like the Tinkers Construct tools, normal tools will be able to place blocks that is at the right or left of them in the hotbar. The tools will try to place the blocks to their right before trying to place the blocks on their left. If the tool is on the player's offhand, then it will try to place the blocks located to the right or left of the highlighted slot in their hotbox.

If sneaking, then the tool will mine and replace the block you are looking at with the block in the hotbar if it is the correct tool for the block-to-be-mined (The tool will get damaged). If the tool isn't the proper tool for that block, the block will in the hotbar will be placed on or by that block instead. (Lore: Look ma! No hands! Kinda.)

Sleeping: Sleeping will clear all potion effects (that can be clear by Milk) that you have and heal you by 20 hearts. Five hunger points will be reduced. There's a config where you can add more effects that sleeping will remove. (Lore: Nothing like a good night's rest)

Strength Effect Boost: Having a active Strength effect will allow you to shoot/throw arrows to a farther distance and deal extra damage. The more potent the effect is, the more farther the arrow goes. (Lore: Have some flying street justice!)

Weakness Effect Debuff: Having a active Weakness effect will lower the range in which your arrows will fly along with the damage. The more potent the effect is, the shorter the arrow will go. (Lore: My arm is so tired right now ;_;)

Jump Effect Step-Assist: Having a active Jump Boost effect will grant you the ability to walk up blocks as if you were wearing a Boot of the Traveler/Sojourners Sash. The more potent a effect is, the more blocks you can walk up - If you happens to be running. (Lore: Look ma! No spacebaring!... I'll leave now)

Ender Pearls: Using a Ender Pearl in the End will allow you to repeatedly without any cooldown. Creative mode players can use them anywhere without any cooldown restriction. (Lore: Tapping into the mysterious energy of the End, the pearls seems to have regain their lost powers. Allowing one to have unrestricted teleportation.)

Creative Eye Of Ender Teleport: Sneak right clicking with the Eye of Ender will teleport you to the nearest stronghold. Only happens if you are in creative mode.

Nether Block Burn: Breaking Netherrack or Quartz Ore will cause (non-source block) lava to spill out unless they are silk-touched or broken by hand. Additionally, but disabled by default, they will burn you if you are stepping on them while in the Nether (The burn time will depend on your difficulty, Easy = 1 seconds, Normal = 5 seconds, Hard = 10 seconds). (Lore: The red blocks from the Nether have interesting proprieties, breaking them within a range of frequency will cause them to spill out lava. Magic seems to negate the effect)

Soulsand Breakage: Breaking Soulsand will inflict the breaker with a slowness effect unless it was mined with silk-touch. The duration depends on your difficulty, Easy = 1 second, Normal = 5 second, Hard = 10 second. (Lore: These sands contains the souls of the tormented, breaking them cause its seal to become a bit undone and release some of the tormented souls. The chills as the soul pass your body freezes you in fear momentary. Magic seems to preserve the seal)

Netherwart Breakage: Breaking Netherwart will damage the breaker unless it was mined with silk-touch. The damage depends on your difficulty, Easy = 0.5 hearts, Normal = 1 hearts, Hard = 2 hearts. (Lore: These Nether plants contains a sufficient amount of magical energy, your body seem to reject the bit of raw energy that these plants release when broken. Magic seems to negate the effect)

Player Collision: Player once again can bump against other entities, instead of just passing through them. This is disabled by default (Lore: Red Steve was pushed off a cliff by Blue Steve)

Inter-Dimensional Teleport command: This mod will provide a op-command that will can teleport you across dimension when MystCraft or RFTools are not present. The following is its usage (Note: the mod will calculate a safe height to place you in, but defaults to a height of 70 if it fails to do so. Best to be flying or in creative):

Download:

Licence:

This work is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License
In short, redistribution for this mod is allowed but give credit to me.

Quote from Curtis4321

There is a 1.4 MCP. Update?

Dr. Cyano's Lootable Bodies

A Forge mod for Minecraft 1.8.0 and Minecraft 1.8.9

Summary

This mod protects your items from despawning when you die by storing them on a dead body that you can later loot to get your stuff back. Your dead body is unharmed by fire, explosions, and falling, with configurations options to make your lootable bodies completely invulnerable (or more vulnerable, if you so choose). Simply right-click on a dead body to access its inventory. Use a shovel to dispose of your body after you looted it (3 hits with a shovel will remove the body).

Change Log

Save Your Inventory When You Die

When you die, this mod spawns a corpse (with your player skin, unless fancy corpses are disabled) and puts all of your inventory on the corpse. Damageable items suffer some damage (configurable), bit will never be destroyed. Even near-by items on the ground are sucked into your corpse, so that even items in extra inventories provided by other mods will also be saved on your corpse.

In the following sequence of images, my character gets killed by a Creeper and then loots his own dead body to get his stuff back.

Your lootable body is fire-proof, explosion-proof, and fall-proof by default.

Not damaged by lava (although keep in mind that dead bodies don't float):

Here is my body right before a TNT explosion...

...and right after.

Disposing Bodies

Hitting a body 3 times with a shovel will dispose it, dropping any equipment it has still on it. Damaging the body with other damage sources will also destroy it if that damage type is enabled by the config options (see Configuration Options below).

Configuration Options

corpse_HP This is the number of half-hearts of damage that needs to be dealt to the body to destroy it. If no damage vulnerabilities are specified, then only a shovel can destroy a body (and it only takes 3 hits from the shovel, no matter how many HP it the body has). Default is 50 (25 hearts).
add_bones_to_corpse If set to true, then bones and rotten flesh will be added to your corpse inventory when you die. Default is true.
corpse_inventory_size This is the total number of items that the corpse can hold. Only 54 items are visible at a time (the rest will appear in the inventory window as soon as there's space). Default is 108 items and the lowest allowed value is 54 (which is the number of items visible in the GUI).
use_player_skin If true, dead bodies use the skins of their former selves. If false, dead bodies are skeletons.
item_damage_on_death Damage suffered by damageable items on death (you didn't think that death was a free-ride, did you?). This item damage will never destroy an item, leaving it with 1 durability instead. You can set this value to 0 if you don't want item damage on death, default is 32 durability damage.
enable_corpse_decay If true, corpses will self-destruct after a preiod of time (default: false). See also corpse_decay_time.
corpse_decay_time If enable_corpse_decay=true, then this is the age at which a dead body will self-destruct, dropping its items. The format is hours:minutes:seconds or just hours:minutes. For example: 0:05 is five minutes and 48:00:10 is two days and ten seconds. Default is 1:00:00 (1 hour).
empty_only_decay If true and corpse decay is enabled, then corpses only decay when they have no items on them.
hurt_by_weapons If true, bodies can be damaged by attacking it (default: false).
hurt_by_fire If true, bodies will be damaged by fire and lava (default: false).
hurt_by_fall If true, bodies will be damaged by falling long distances (default: false).
hurt_by_explosions If true, bodies will be damaged by creepers and TNT (default: false). Note that if you disable explosion damage but enable fall damage, then explosions will eventually destroy a body by throwing it into the air and hurting it with fall damage.
hurt_by_cactus If true, bodies will be damaged by cacti (default: false).
hurt_by_block_suffocation If true, bodies will be damaged by being stuck inside a block (default: false).
hurt_by_other If true, bodies will be damaged by damage sources not covered by the other options (default: false).
hurt_by_all If true, bodies will be damaged by anything that damages a player (default: false).

Known Issues

- The Slime Dungeons mod sometimes conflicts with this mod, causing a crash related to assigning the same entity ID multiple times. Unfortunately, there is nothing I can to Lootable Bodies to prevent this conflict, so if it happens to you, you must either remove Slime Dungeons or Lootable Bodies.
- The dead body model in Lootable Bodies is not the same model as the player, so mods that change the appearance of players will not apply the same change to your dead body.

F.A.Q.

Download:

DrCyanos Lootable Bodies for MC 1.8.9 (req. Forge-1.8.9-11.15.0.1705 or later): CyanosLootableBodies-1.4.0.jar

DrCyanos Lootable Bodies for MC 1.8.0 (req. Forge-1.8-11.14.0.1299 or later): CyanosLootableBodies-1.3.6.jar
DrCyanos Lootable Bodies for MC 1.7.10 (built with Forge-1.7-10.13.2.1230): CyanosLootableBodies-backport-1.7.10_1.3.6.jar
All Versions: DrCyanos_Lootable-Bodies/releases
Source code: https://github.com/cyanobacterium/DrCyanos_Lootable-Bodies

License/Redistribution:

This mod is open source. You may include it in your mod-packs, but remember to give credit to me (Cyanobacterium aka Dr. Cyano aka Synechocystis). You do not need to ask for my permission, but feel free to post links to your mod-pack on this thread.

Install Instructions:

1. Install the latest version of Forge mod loader
2. Download CyanosLootableBodies-X.X.X.jar
3. Put CyanosLootableBodies-X.X.X.jar in the mods folder of your Minecraft install (created by Forge when you first run it)

Videos:

Here's my favorite video:
Other videos:

All Mods by DrCyano:

Power Advantage & Steam Advantage (MC 1.8)

Base Metals (MC 1.8)


DrCyano's Lootable Bodies (MC 1.8)


Minecraft Mineralogy (MC 1.7.10, 1.8)


DrCyano's Wonderful Wands (MC 1.8, 1.7.10, 1.6.4)


Tombstone (MC 1.6.4)


Cyano's Basic BuildCraft Machines (MC 1.6.4)

Yes you read that right, Intermediary is a mod that bridges the gap between Minecraft 1.2.5 and 1.7.10. Or at least it tries to, because it's still at an early stage; many things are functional, but many other things aren't.

This is not meant for stable gameplay environments. It's riddled with bugs and unimplemented features. Don't use it on a good save game. There's a very high chance you'll do something to crash the game, possibly so badly that you can't reload the save without removing Intermediary altogether. You'll probably be playing around with it in creative mode for now anyways, so just use a new world. Or better yet, use a completely seperate Minecraft instance.

You'll probably want to have NEI installed (the regular 1.7.10 version), because not all blocks added will show up in the Intermediary creative menu at this time.

If you want to follow development of the project, you could look on my Twitter account, where I tend to post too many images and animations of my progress!

Feel free to post in this thread success you've had with mods, lists of bugs or crashes you've found, how you caused them, screenshots of issues, etc. Being able to recreate them is important in fixing them!

Q. How do I use it?

A. Drop the Intermediary mod JAR into your regular Forge mods folder. Run Minecraft once, and you should see a new folder appear in your Minecraft folder called "Intermediary". Inside there you'll find a new "mods" folder. This is where you put your 1.2.5 mods.

Q. How does it work?

A. Intermediary creates an abstraction layer for 1.2.5 mods which are attempting to access Minecraft, ModLoader, FML, and Forge. Mods believe they're running inside of 1.2.5. Many of the Java classes involved in this abstraction layer are simply empty dummy classes so that the mods will load. Others include behavior to translate actions between the two versions as accurately as possible, despite their sometimes significant differences. The only thing of Minecraft 1.7.10's that the 1.2.5 mods have direct access to is the OpenGL context.

Q. Didn't mods have block and item ID conflicts back then?

A. They sure did, and you get to enjoy that all over again! Mods will not have ID conflicts with 1.7.10 mods; they will however have conflicts with other 1.2.5 mods that you're trying to use. Most mod configs should end up inside of your "Intermediary" directory after you run them for the first time, so you'll be able to edit them from there to avoid any issues.

Q. Mods were separate for client and server in 1.2.5. How does that work now that the client and server are integrated?

A. Intermediary currently only uses 1.2.5 client mods. Functionality is transparently encapsulated and synchronized across the client and server, and works for things such as tile entities and containers. As far as the 1.2.5 mods are concerned, they're still running on a 1.2.5 client. This still results in synchronization issues with some things currently, however, such as item stacks, certain inventories, entity data, etc.

Q. Can I run this on a server?

A. Not currently, but this may be possible in the future.

Q. What mods work?

A. At this point, not many. And the ones which do work usually have a number of issues. Compatibility entirely comes down to me running a mod and then implementing the classes/fields/methods that a mod is trying to use.

Mods used during the development of this mod are: (Note: All are the client-side versions)

• RedPower 2 pr5b2 - Red alloy wiring works, tubes and related blocks work (for the most part), logic devices work, microblocks work (but have to be crafted since they're not available from the creative menu or NEI), Blulectric machines work, frames work (but with rendering glitches), computers work, worldgen, etc.
• Equivalent Exchange 2 v1.4.6.5 - Most of the machines work, overall. Collectors, Relays, Condenser, DM Furnace, etc. A few of the items kind of work (such as the Vulcanite and Evertide Amulets, Destruction Catalyst, etc).
• Buildcraft v2.2.14 - Engines mostly work, item pipes kind of work (item stack sync issues result in problems piping items into chests, and there are item rendering issues), tanks work for water and lava, fluid pipes work, the quarry will dig blogs but doesn't render the arm. Engines and power pipes will indeed explode if you let them!
• IndustrialCraft 2 v1.97 - It loads, but the energy net is a bit flaky. Some machines will work. Worldgen works.
• Iron Chests v3.3.1.21 - Works, for the most part. Chest lids get stuck. Item rendering in crystal chests might be screwy for some things, especially vanilla items.
• Nether Ores v1.2.1 - It loads, you can place the blocks, that's it.
• Thaumcraft v2.1.6d - It loads, some blocks can be placed and used, worldgen, portable hole works, not sure what else.
• Forestry v1.4.8.7 (BC2 API version) - Farming machines work, engines work, worldgen, etc.
• Thermal Expansion v1.0.4.2 (BC2 API version) - Machines work, GUIs work, compatible with BuildCraft, etc.
• Portal Gun v2 and v3* - Faith plates and portal frames kind of work, portal guns sometimes work, it's buggy! (NOTE: Set seeThroughPortals=0 in its properties file in the mods directory)
• More Creeps & Weirdos v2.62a** - It loads, that's all! Requires CustomMobSpawner (tested using v1.5.1).
• Railcraft v5.3.3 - Coke oven works, water tank forms but doesn't collect, blast furnace won't lock into form, most blocks don't work, some items don't render but will when placed.
• ComputerCraft v1.4 - Loads, that's it.
• CameraCraft - Loads, but doesn't appear to work, items have broken rendering.
• Balkon's Weapon Mod - Entities will render, knife and dynamite can be thrown but don't work well, most stuff is broken.

Please note that there are currently major GUI bugs which affect all mods running in Intermediary. This affects the player inventory as well when you have an Intermediary-based GUI open.

*PortalGun requires you to move everything from the inner "portalgun" folder into the root of the zip before it'll work, since it normally had weird installation instructions for the time, but can still work with Intermediary fortunately with this method.

**More Creeps and Weirdos requires you to take the MoreCreepsAndWeirdos.zip archive out of the main zip and use that in your Intermediary mods folder. Don't worry about the resources, they won't work right now anyway.

Download

Build 008 - (primary) (backup)

Build 007 - (primary) (backup)

Build 006 - (primary) (backup)

Build 005 - (primary) (backup)

Build 004 - (primary) (backup)

Build 003 - (primary) (backup)

Build 002 - (primary) (backup)

Build 001 - (primary) (backup)

Changelog

Build 008 - March 19th, 2015

• Implemented workaround for crash from breaking some TC2 blocks due to Forge introducing incompatibility in 1.7.10 for breakBlock calls
• Implemented some EntityFX support, particles in TC2 appear to work properly
• Reworked item usage to improve client/server compatibility, resolves putting disks into RP2 disk drive
• Fixed crash with TC2 when fetching ItemStack info
• Improved tool support, RP2 and other mods with tools should work now
• Implemented custom tool materials
• TC2 tool special abilities somewhat working, though some actions only affect client side for some reason
• Prevented TC2 GUI crash
• Implemented TextureFX, various animated things render now, like RP2 frame motors, BC liquids, TC2 liquid vis, etc
• Fixed bug in timing of client world ticks
• Added a more universal system for dealing with static fields used in world ticks
• Misc crash fixes

Build 007 - March 12th, 2015

• Portal guns work a tiny bit, but are still really glitchy
• Reworked item/block/stack name localizations, most mods now show proper names
• Fixed a crash with RP2 deployers that got introduced during build 006's development
• Connected some chat messages, RP2 voltmeter prints to screen now
• Added support for ICraftingHandler, RP2 saws now properly take damage when crafting microblocks
• Added texture info for some vanilla blocks, makes various RP2 microblocks render properly
• Added worldgen support
• Added better biome conversion
• Added better block color override support
• Bridged various block harvesting functionality, things now take time to break, most have proper drops now
• Limited lava detection during worldgen to 10%; prevents out of control RP2 volcanoes due to newer 1.7.10 worldgen
• IC2 tree tap can be used on rubber trees
• Thaumcraft 2 fixes, worldgen works, Goggles of Revealing work, Eldritch Monoliths can be opened, Arcane Singularity works, etc
• Implemented random and scheduled block updates

If you like what I do enough to throw your hard-earned money at me, it would certainly be appreciated!