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LittleBlocks is a mod that allows you to polish up your creativity and optimize your redstone systems. Indeed, the size of blocks placed in a little blocks is divided by eight compared to its original size, so you can place 512 blocks instead of one.
Don't be afraid to post your creations! If they look good I'll add them on the website.Original idea thread by toddtimeocom
Enjoy!
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More information and downloads can be found on my site:
https://reikakalseki.github.io/minecraft/index.html
Latest News:
Notice to all Bug Reports:
If you are using any version other than the latest, try the new version before posting your report!
Installation:
Note that they all require DragonAPI and Minecraft Forge for the appropriate Minecraft version. If using MagicLauncher, add them as external mods.
The mods have config files that allow you to change Block and Item IDs, and to control various other aspects of their behavior.
One word of warning: Changing Block IDs of existing worlds is likely to cause lost blocks at best and world corruption at worst (ClassCastException crash).
For Developers:
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If you would like to use DragonAPI to help simplify and expand development of your own mod(s), go right ahead; To allow me to control versions, however, you may not distribute the compiled DragonAPI, and instead must link to this thread. The only exception to this rule is prefabricated modpacks like FTB, which may distribute my mods as part of them after getting my permission.
FAQ:
https://sites.google...asminecraft/faq
ModPacks:
Even if your pack is intended for a private server, if it is freely available to others, it is a public pack.
Public modpacks must obtain permission; semi-private ones do not need permission, but I do appreciate being notified. Private packs do not need either permission or notification.
If you are using the mod on a server, it is automatically part of a public or semi-private pack and is thus bound by the relevant terms. Using the pack on a LAN counts as a private pack as long as the world is restricted to one home/office/school network and is not publicly available.
If you are using my mods in a pack, you are still bound by the rules, even if the pack has already received permission. Use of FTB or other approved packs rather than coming to me directly is not a magic pass to suddenly violate the terms.
If you wish to include any of my mods in any public or semi-private modpack, you must follow the rules:
https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/pack-permissions-and-rules
A list of approved packs is here:
https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/approved-modpacks
What NOT to do:
(Unless you want to make an idiot of yourself)
https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/things-not-to-say
If you are blatantly rude with me and/or act like I have some duty to obey your every command, or you make absolutely no effort to do any effort or thinking yourself, or if you just send me hate mail, you run the risk of your posts being archived and the essence of your argument being used as an example of things only said by people with entitlement problems or intelligence deficits.
Support Rules:
If you have a crash log, read through it before posting. I will do nothing but mock crashlogs that look something like these:
"RotaryCraft was not installed correctly: CONFLICT: ID 1028 is already occupied by RailCraft.blockRail when adding Reika.RotaryCraft.Blocks.BlockEngine. Check your IDs and change them if possible. This is NOT a mod bug. Do not post it to the mod website."
"RotaryCraft was not installed correctly: Error: Loading Cannot Continue. RotaryCraft requires DragonAPI!"
And if you do post a bug and I fix it, do not reply with "well where is my fixed upload then" 20 minutes later. If you do I will call you on it.
Mods and Downloads:
Information and downloads for my mods has been moved to my own website.
https://sites.google...sminecraft/home
Terms and Conditions:
https://sites.google...craft/licensing
If you like any of these mods or want to help me develop them, feel free to use my Patreon
or the links below. Every little bit helps me be able to keep working. Trust me, balancing this many mods with Engineering is not easy. 
https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/support-me
Wall of Fame:
Massive thanks to the users who took the time and money to donate. Your support is greatly appreciated.
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The Torch Levers Mod adds several security themed blocks to the game. Whether you want to keep a room hidden by illusions and secret levers, or place deadly traps in your fortress -- the Torch Levers Mod has something for you.
Spotlight thanks to captainsparklez (Version 1.3.3)
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The Smart Moving mod provides various additional moving possibilities
Current Version 16.3 (requires Minecraft Forge and Player API)
Upgraded to Minecraft version 1.8.9: Download from Mediafire or Dropbox
Installation:
Thanks to Revolver0125 this tutorial and installation video (at 4:00). (up-to-date)
For installation instructions either:
Required Mods
FAQs
java -Xincgc -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -Djava.library.path=bin/natives -classpath bin/minecraft.jar;bin/lwjgl.jar;bin/lwjgl_util.jar;bin/jinput.jar net.minecraft.client.Minecraft
java -cp minecraft_server.jar net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer
Features
Feature: Free Climbing
Feature: Ladder Climbing
Feature: Climbing along ceilings
Feature: Climbing up vines
Feature: Configurable sneaking
Feature: Alternative Swimming and Diving
Feature: Alternative Flying
Feature: Charged jumps
Feature: Wall Jumping
Feature: Head Jumps
Feature: Side & Back Jumps
Feature: Climb Jumps
Feature: Sliding
Feature: Faster Sprinting and Exhaustion
Feature: Crawling
Feature: Configurability
Previous Versions:
Previous Versions (for Minecraft 1.8)
Previous Versions (for Minecraft 1.7.10)
Previous Versions (for Minecraft 1.7.2)
Previous Versions (for Minecraft 1.6.4 and earlier)
Fan Content and References
A Map Collection established by baeshra.
An Homage Map to the game Mirror's Edge requiring this mod.
A Parkour Map created by Bloxcraft.
A very good Parkour Map created by Binix and it's also very good antecessor
A Tutorial/Challenge Map created by Blue_Legion.
A Challenge Map published by JetfireBlack.
A Training course created by George3636.
A Quest Map created by black00ut.
An Obstacle Course created by cavesticks12.
A Challenge Map created by Random_Asian and its slightly less difficult antecessor.
A Tutorial Course created by LaBarata.
The huge Parkour of Range published by TheNewbiesMines.
A vertical Parkour Map made by Sushin.
A slightly dark Parkour Map made by 8bitspartan1441.
A Training Course made by xDizasteRx.
Videos:
Review and Smart Moving 1.6.2 installation tutorial made by Revolver0125:
Mod review and installation tutorial in spanish provided by Unrecord:
Mod review and installation tutorial in french provided by clem1999:
Showcase video and Smart Moving 1.2.5 multiplayer tutorial made by SCMowns:
Smart Moving 1.4.7 Mac installation tutorial made by MinecraftCookiesModding:
More videos:
Other Videos:
Older Videos:
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Growthcraft is a mod for Minecraft, that was originally developed by Gwafu. It aimed to improve the agricultural and farming aspects of the game. Improvements were added to the game included but were not limited to the addition of unique crops and fun ingame-hobbies. Gwafu has since moved on from Minecraft and released his source code for the Minecraft Modding community to fix the FluidStack issue that broke brewing. We have taken up the torch to continue his fine work as a Community Edition project.
We currently distribute the mod collection as a complete download or in a split jar bundle. Those that use the entire Growthcraft suite, you now only need to update a single mod.
Download Beta and Production Releases:
1.12.2 (Forge 2768) Releases
Growthcraft 4.1.0 | Aug 24, 2019
Growthcraft 4.0.5.300 | Aug 7, 2019
Growthcraft 4.0.4.500 | Apr 3, 2019
Growthcraft 4.0.3.200 | Aug 20, 2018
Growthcraft 4.0.x | Jun 2, 2018
1.11.2 (Forge 2386) Alpha Releases
Growthcraft 3.0.x | Mar 25, 2018
1.7.10 (Forge 1448)
Growthcraft 2.3.1 | Oct 12, 2015
Growthcraft 2.2.2 | Aug 14, 2015
Release Notes:
Growthcraft CE 3.0 Alpha Releases
Growthcraft CE 2.2.2 Villager Release
To see what we are currently working on, visit out new GitHub Project Board for Growthcraft 4.0
Submit feature request via our GitHub Issue Tracker.
Developer Chat in Discord
We are going to be using the FTB Gamepedia Wiki unless some one submits a request for a better platform.
©2014 - Gwafu, All Rights Reserved. Gwafu has given mDiyo full rights for continuing the plugin. mDiyo has extended this to the Growthcraft Comminity Edition development team and is part of the dev team. If you have any concerns regarding copyright, please feel free to reach out to Gwafu to have them addressed.
Terms regarding file hosting
We are currently only file hosting through the community GitHub releases and will be posting the compiled mods and hosting them on the Curse Forge site. Please refrained from hosting/posting your own versions of this mod. Instead, post your pull requests to the community edition so we can all benefit. If you find that you are having to go through a ad site to get to the mod please report it as that means the the CE team is not hosting that copy.
Terms regarding addition to modpacks
All that we ask is that you post a request to the GitHub repo and permission for the inclusion in your modpack will be automatically granted. We ask for you to post your mod index so that we can gauge future compatibility with other mod's.
Terms regarding texture packs
Go on. You're free. We all love you texture pack creators.
Q: Can I add your mods in my modpack?
A: Read the Copyright section above.
Q: Can I upload/host your mods in my/another site?
A: Read the Copyright section above.
Q: How to...?
A: Read our GitHub Wiki or read Gwafu's Original Growthcraft Manual.
Q: Can you upload the source files?
A: In July 2015 Gwafu posted the original source code. We have since made a significant number of improvements. Get the latest source code from our Github repo.
Q: I have an idea for a mod which really fits the theme of your mods. What should I do?
A: You can create a feature request in our GitHub project or fork the source and bring your idea to life with a pull request.
Q: Hey! You copied this mod!
A: Yes we did, from Gwafu's GitHub release of the source code, to continue his hard work after he announced that he was taking a break from Minecraft for awhile. He is listed as a collaborator for the Community Edition and we will always save a seat for him to return too. Additionally, mDiyo has joined the team with full rights to the mod.
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Whiteark is my long-term city project, started in October 2012 by myself and my brothers in a big-biome desert. Over time, their contributions became minimal and I've carried on mostly alone ever since. Originally it was just a way of passing the time while I was seriously ill, but I've always enjoyed both city-builder games and vast, fictional universes, so I translated that into Minecraft and this is the result.
Whiteark is built mostly on the fly without much planning, aside from the general theme of the areas and where they'll go. I can't visualize things in my head, so I build entirely by eye and just go by gut feelings of whether or not something 'looks right'. It means the layout is chaotic and disordered, but that suits the overall theme of a rugged, historic city. My only architectural theme is 'avoid the Egyptian and Arabic styles', because they're so common in Minecraft desert cities.
I try and keep to realism where possible - Whiteark exists in a world with technology vaguely equivalent to Europe in the mid-1700s - so everything fits with the internal lore. Everything is Steve-sized, streets are designed with the size of carts and pedestrians in mind, enough public water sources exist to keep everyone hydrated in a world without widespread plumbing, and so on. In keeping with that, the terrain hasn't been leveled - I've worked with it instead so there's a lot of natural elevation. Two isolated desert wells which naturally spawned in the biome are now part of the city, as it eventually grew around them over the years.
Much of Whiteark dates back to 2012-13, when I had no idea how to build properly. Some of the older buildings are still there but better incorporated into the city ("It's ancient architecture of an odd design!") or improved to newer standards while still keeping their vintage charm, but the worse ones will be torn down and replaced. Right now, the city has a mix of these new and old visible styles. I switched texture packs a lot back then, which didn't help.
Everything is built by hand within vanilla creative mode: no external tools or mods of any kind are used, except when bugs pop up or I find a task I just don't know how to complete otherwise (like filling in Thunder Bay's canal).
I'll write up the lore one day; for now, here's an unfinished map of the world Whiteark fits within:
https://i.imgur.com/aOui9fx.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/YdPrEAG.jpg
South Whiteark: The city's original 2000-year old slum, time has barely changed its shady character.
Little Surte: An ethnic enclave for Whiteark's first immigrants - Cashmeris fleeing the destruction of the original Surte five centuries ago.
Old Waterfront: Once home to flourishing trade as the city's only port in centuries gone by, now forlorn and neglected.
Birch Hill: A newer community situated on panoramic hills; popular among the middle classes who prefer avoiding the noise of the city.
Fisher Cove: In ancient times, a seperate village isolated by steep cliffs; it's long since been absorbed into Whiteark's sprawl, it's former name now lost to history.
Matos: An urban mass of middling homes sat beside manufacturing businesses struggling to stay afloat since the Old Waterfront became derelict.
Ettam: Whiteark's poorest and most notorious slum. Once intended as a project to house Whiteark's poor, construction turned violent over a wage dispute and the gates were shut. They've never reopened.
South Port: The oldest section of the city's ocean-facing port which rendered the Old Waterfront obsolete; it handles the heaviest cargo and has few residents.
Apple Cove: A small bay built around by poor-but-optimistic fishermen when the South Port was under construction; the community is now at risk due to its prime location.
Newsand Bay: An extension of the South Port even further south.
Darnoonic Concession: When Whiteark fell into financial difficulty in 1885, the Duchy of Darnoon - the world's foremost traders and money lenders - offered to bail out the struggling city. The Darnoonic Concession was the price.
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First, have some screenshots:
This mod has approximately 32 different combinations of trigger and effect, with up to 5 effects possible per item, for an astounding 24,165,120 (approx) different items before enchantments are applied! Each one will have its own unique name (generated based on its effects) and icon (chosen from a pool of 36 with a randomized color). And it all works using a single Item ID (how's that for clever use of NBT data tags?).
These items will generate commonly in jungle temples and pyramids, uncommonly in strongholds, and rarely in blacksmith chests. Durability is based on material, except for diamond, all artifacts are ~2 times as durable as vanilla items of the same material (except for diamond, which is 1/3rd).
Not all of them will be useful, but some of them can be hilariously fun:
(Just me screwing around one time after I made a new effect)
Spotlights
Crafting Recipes
Display Pedestal
Arrow Trap
Iron Spikes (update: crafts 2)
Wallplate
Wall Obsidiplate
Quicksand (Potion of Harm) (update: 1-8 dirt as input with same output quantity)
(uses raw manaesence, not infused)
The display pedestal is a good way to show off your loot. Each pedestal will display the item's name on the front and the item itself under a glass cover. Only the owner can open and break it! Explosions will work, of course....hehe.
Changes with 1.1.2:
- Added a key to the creative menu that can be used to clear the owner so that the next person to open it becomes the owner.
- Added feedback sound effect when the player tries to open a pedestal that they don't own.
Download
1.7.2/1.7.10
current version is 1.1.3
Download version 1.1.3 (AdFly) (Forge 1121 recommended)
The 1.0 API (for developers)
32x32 Resource Pack (AdFly) (Direct)
1.6.2 / 1.6.4
current version is 0.12.6
Download version 0.12.6 (AdFly) (Forge 859 recommended)
The 0.12.0 API (for developers)
Download Plunder Rummage Addon (Requires Plunder Rummage)
1.5.2
current version is 0.7.3b
Download version 0.7.3b (AdFly) (Forge 737 recommended)
The 0.7b API (for developers)
Effects and Triggers
(Note: not all effects use all triggers)
Config Options
Config options are available to shorten the names. By default all qualifier adjectives are turned on, but they can be disabled individually (enchantment, material, and effect--effect will turn on/off both the pre and post adjectives). You may wish to disable some of these, as very long names make it hard to see the full item description window in some inventory slots.
Another config option will turn on the rendering of item names on display pedestals. By default this is off, as it has the potential to be laggy (basing this on Mystcraft).
Config options for various parts of world-generation. By default these are enabled and add various trap hazards to vanilla's Scattered Features (pyramids, temples, strongholds, wizard's towers) as well as "quicksand lakes."
Additionally if you don't like the Antibuilders, you can prevent worldgen from creating them by setting UseAntibuilders to false.
Item and block ID configs also available (as one would expect of a mod these days).
Compatible Mods
While all Forge and ModLoader mods will load along side Artifacts, this list is for those mods that have a special programatic relationship with Artifacts.
Mystcraft - By default, wizard towers will generate in Mystcraft ages (following the usual biome restrictions) and will generate traps in Mystcraft's abandoned libraries
Plunder Rummage - Adds artifacts to the loot tables via plugin above.
Thaumcraft 4 - Wizard towers will generate in Magic Forest biomes
Baubles - If Baubles is installed, some artifact types can go into Baubles' equipment slots.
Also check out these similar mods
You Will Die by xFyreStorm (Randomly generated mobs)
Common Problems
Credits
Mr_boness for some of the icons
Tmtravlr for xyr amazing job updating the mod to 1.7.2 and making things a whole lot more awesome including a complete 32x32 resource pack.
And probably some other people that I've forgotten.
Modpack Permissions
Because so many people asked:
You are free to use Unique Artifacts in any mod pack. I only ask that you PM me with a list of what you're including in the pack, as modpack creators like yourself often find Neat Stuff I don't have the time to locate on my own.
Artifacts is 100% open source and I'm just glad people are enjoying it. Game On.
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Project Zulu : A Better Overworld is a mod that provides a more engaging, challenging and ultimately a far better Minecraft Overworld experience thru the addition of unique Mobs, Plants/Trees, Items, Blocks, Structures/Dungeons and Game Mechanics.
PZ Features... just a few 
of many waiting for you to discover or craft!
PZ Hostile Mobs, just a sample of what's waiting for you in the dark or out in daylight!
PZ Passive Mobs
A few more....
and some more passive mobs...
** More sample pics to come!!!
Project Zulu for MC 1.7.10 is a continuation of Crudedragos' great work, which can be found here.
so WHAT'S NEW in the Project Zulu 1.4C2 version?
Primary amongst those adjustments is the revival of the old PZ Death Rules which would allow for a more configurable means to handle player drops. This feature is also given a slight extension by allowing the Death Rules to be implemented even without a PZ tombstone. Please see the add on spoiler for more info since the explanation is quite lengthy. Another crucial thing included in this version is the implementation of a fix that would remove/reduce the microstutters in servers when running PZ, this was initially reported by zerox686 and further verified by Dulciphi. Lastly, a new Zebra mob is now part of the PZ family, thanks to efforts given leonelmegaman.Revived Death Rules
Sample Death Rules configuration (mirrors the catch-all system prior to current version)
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT...
SOURCE
GENERAL
BLOCKS AND ITEMS
ARMOR AND WEAPONS
PLANTS AND TREES
MOBS (PASSIVE, well most of the time)
MOBS (Hostile)
STRUCTURES/DUNGEONS
GAME MECHANICS
The settings are all in the ProjectZuluMobBiomeConfig.cfg file.CHANGE LOG
Project Zulu 1.7.10 v1.4C2 Primary Link
Project Zulu 1.7.10 v1.4B4 link1 link2
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Install Recommended Forge version for Minecraft 1.7.10.
2. Backup old PZ Config folder, either through relocation or renaming.
2. Copy Project Zulu jar file into the MC Mods folder (%appdata&/.minecraft/mods)
3. (Optional) Configure Project Zulu via configuraiton files in %appdata&/.minecraft/config/ProjectZulu
4. Enjoy!
CREDITS
Many many many thanks for Crudedragos for allowing me to tinker and continue with his work. And a massive thanks as well to all those that support and provide comments/suggestions/feedback on this thread. This mod can never really move forward without you guys.
NOTES: (Lifted from the original author's thread)
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Chisel adds a huge variety of static blocks to the game. This mod will be very useful for people who like the construction aspect of Minecraft.
Description:
Access to new blocks is provided mostly through one tool: chisel.
The chisel is created with a iron ingot and a stick in a diagonal pattern.
Right clicking causes the chisel GUI to load.
Place a block in the middle and you may turn it in to other blocks of the same type.
Chisel also adds two new other items, the Ball O' Moss, and the Cloud In a Bottle.
Right clicking these items will throw them, in the same way as how snowballs are thrown.
On impact these blocks will do a variety of different things.
The Ball O' Moss will mossify all the nearby blocks, for example, turning Stone Brick into Mossy Stone Brick, and the same with Cobblestone.
The Cloud in the Bottle with create a large amount of clouds on impact.
Smashing rock will decay the blocks it hits in a splash area of affect
Downloads here!
New Downloads available http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/225236-chisel-2
Legacy Downloads and other information is available on http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/224329-chisel-1-7
Please report bugs on the issue tracker!
In the absence of AUTOMATIC_MAIDEN, I am maintaining chisel.
Chisel is licensed under GPL2.
Chisel is free to use in any modpacks, without permission.
Would be nice if you told me though, to keep track of it, but its not required 
The source code is available here:
https://github.com/TheCricket/Chisel-2
Spotlights and more!
Braham Lincoln
iskall85
Credits:
A lot of textures are from the Painterly pack: http://painterlypack.net/
AUTOMATIC_MAIDEN: The original author, Pokefenn the maintainer for 1.7.10
Asie: Porting the mod to 1.7.2
All the people who helped with code, or donated textures
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I love this mod and have really high hopes for it, but the pocket plane biome conflict really should have been addressed long ago. Its been a known issue for quite a while. Sure it is easily resolved editing BoP's config, but there should have been a config for thaumic horizons itself. A bug like that can destroy worlds and are terrible issues for servers that can't easily regen the world. Seeing this removed from FTB is a real blow to the exposure of the mod. I just don't want to see silly design decisions or easily rectified bugs be the death of this mod.
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I understand your point and will obey. I would certainly agree with adhering to copyright requests put in place by mod authors, especially if the author chose to take down their work. The authors work is theirs to do with as they please. I don't see how the same rules could rationally be applied to an abandoned mod however and it is unfortunate that the Author's work fades from neglect and the enforcement of self-imposed rules. Oh well, thanks for your time.
EDIT: I really don't mean to pester, but after reading his legal section in the OP, I don't see anything preventing distribution of the mod at all, unless distributing a modified version of the mod. Wouldn't this statement from the note to modpacks section of the OP allow redistribution?
"Distribution unmodified versions of this mod in
modpacks is allowed, as long as full credit goes to rich1051414, and is
expressed in the credits with a link back to this forum post."[/b]
Or at the bare minimum allow us to post links to packs that already contain damage indicators?
Furthermore, this sentence in legal seems to imply that redistribution is allowed unless the file is modified...
"Modification of this mod for use on public servers is allowed, but this
does not extend to distribution of a modified version of this
mod.Distribution of any modified version of this mod requires the
advance written permission of the owner, rich1051414.©2012 Richard
'rich1051414'/'RichDigits' Smith"
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I respect that, but I do have some serious questions. What does the community do when a mod author vanishes and their links to the mod go dead? Its been several months in the case of Damage Indicators, is there a set period of time to wait before distributing the existing mod would become permissible? I definitely respect mod authors but there is no way to download from their server in this case and it seems very counter productive to just let a mod that is loved by the community die out. There has been numerous attempts made to contact the author and no luck. It would be great if the admins could come up with a set of rules or guidelines to follow in the case of abandoned mods rather than simply stating to respect a nonexistent author and download only from dead links.
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I am having trouble converting colored wool to string, was the recipe changed to use only white wool now?
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Thank you very much shortybsd!
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I'm pretty sure Gwafu doesn't really intend on doing any pull requests and pretty much expects you to fork it and build it. Gwafu stated, "I don't have any interest in Minecraft at the moment (blame the influx of new games such as Witcher 3). So I'm giving rights to the community to see what's best for the mod while I'm out."
Gwafu gave open permission and provided the source. I doubt Gwafu will be angered by what you do. Either way, you'll only reach Gwafu on reddit if you feel the need.
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Any plans to switch over to Ender Core rather than ttCore now that that's a thing?
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I see. Well, the more I play around in it, the more I like it actually:) It has a rather immersive feel to it and I don't know if this is a visual bug on my end, but I absolutely love how the fog dissipates at night and you can see clearly for miles. Great effect. I only just managed to locate a Xeric Shrublands biome and I must say It is quite nice. I absolutely love the additions to 1.7.10 that have been done recently, especially the flowering oaks and fruit tree variants. I can't wait to see what's next!
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Yup, I've noticed this as well and opened a new issue on github. Definitely a bug, you can follow progress or give input here if you'd like...
https://github.com/TheCricket/Chisel-2/issues/130