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Quote from SilverDarkBlade19»

Is this compatible with CoFHcore?

Yes. There should be very few mods if any this wouldn't be compatible with.

Quote from BobMowzie»

No, but you can do that with a Mob Spawn Controls mod. However, the Wroughtnaut's chamber spawns everywhere and will not be affected by one of these mods.

Mob Spawn Controls 2 to be specific. Which the author hasn't updated from 1.6.2. But someone else named Sparkster has. Here's the Mob Spawn Controls 2 file for 1.7.10 and here's GUI Lib which is required by the mod.

Is there any way to disable certain trade options for the travelling villagers?

So I tested out some stuff and here's some things I noticed:
1. Using the button on a lava or water bucket places a fake block of it.

2. Using it on a fishing rod makes you swing your hand.

3. It doesn't work while in the inventory of a hopper, hopper minecart, or beacon.

4. Chests stay open if you open something else in your inventory but that's expected.

5. If you right click something while crafting something in a crafting table, all the materials in the crafting table dissapear as well as in enchanting tables and anvils.

6. If a bucket not in your hotbar has a lead or minecart above it (I just tested it with those 2. There are probably more.) and you right click the lead or minecart, it will place a fake block. Only happens in creative.

Some suggestions:

1. Give the ability to drink potions and eat food in the inventory.

2. Give the ability to do other activities like right clicking a cow with a bucket so you don't have to keep going out of your inventory to make delicious cakes.

3. Give the ability to create new maps from your inventory.

I had that problem a little bit ago. You must've forgotten to put AnimationAPI in the mods folder. You need both AnimationAPI and LLibary in there.

Quote from SkeridanAmpora»

Do you have version numbered folders in your mods folder (1.7.10, 1.8, etc.)? I had a similar problem when doing a manual install, and the problem was that you have to put the millenaire jar file into the numbered folder, but the folders included in the millenaire zip file (millenaire and millenaire-custom) have to put in the mods folder. Not in the 1.7.10 folder.

If that doesn't make sense, I can provide a screenshot of where all my files are in the mods folder.

That worked! All the tutorials I looked at didn't do that for some reason. Thank you!

Quote from jadenPete»

The internet is a very useful place. Google is too. And http://www.google.com/search?q=how to make minecraft mods may be useful too.

I do have to note that link you provided links to mod generators, do not use them. They may not require knowledge of coding, but they're limited, buggy, messy, inefficient, hated in the community and are just plain pointless. You have to know how to code to mod, any generators are just an illusion that shatters the moment you need to do something other than make a block or item for decoration purposes. Don't use MCreator or other mod generators.

Quote from BobMowzie»

Yay they're not just player-shaped mobs with a skin slapped on it!

Welcome to FishDirt, a mod that combines tech and magic in an easy-to-learn, complex-to-master system! Starting off with a simple FishDirt, you can create automated melon farms, special doors, and much, much more. The possibilities are endless with FishDirt! When you first get into the mod, you might notice that it looks a lot like you're playing a magic mod, with a mana system that far surpasses systems from other mods. A further look will have you notice that the automation systems you can create and power with said mana also surpass any other mod ever made. Period. FishDirt also has several ingame books that walk you through the process of making your very own FishDirt and using it to create incredible, complex systems.

Let me walk you through the process of the mod. Be patient, as this mod can get pretty intense at times, but it can all be broken down into simpler systems.

FishDirt crafting is very simple, and with this one block, you start your journey into the world of FishDirt. Be warned, however, because, since we have lazy programmers over at FishDirt Inc, you must put in this exact recipe (not shapeless).

Next, place your FishDirt onto the ground as you would place cobblestone, wood or any other minecraft block.

Congratulations! If you've been following along, you have successfully created your very own FishDirt to love and care for.

Now go out there and make us proud!

-FishDirt Inc, Division of Recruitment