Please don't post "oh this mod of mine lets you swap X block" because I can do that with command blocks. The idea of ToggleBlocks is a single block that controls an area, and even better, a shapeless bunch of blocks!
Better update it asap before you guys have to update a mod that is 4 years old. A good mod t.t
Also, I would like this mod to be... by itself, you know? No modpack, no coremods... well ok I'll use those, but don't include them with a bunch of other stuff I won't want. Think about everyone, not just about me (and you).
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It's simple: Link the original post and give monies if you get monies ;3
For people who dunno, I've copied the original ToggleBlocks info:
[quote]Quote from TheApathetic»Toggle Blocks (1.3.2) Most recent version: v3.0Changes from v2.9DownloadMake sure you at least read the Basics and watch the video (Annotations must be on!), using the rest as a reference when needed. If you need clarification, ask. I or someone else will try to explain it to you. Table of Contents
Grab the Change Blocks. If desired, you can place blocks or items into the Quick-place slots. It's intended mostly for setups where most of the blocks are of one type.
Place the Change Block. Open its GUI with a right-click:
Place blocks or items in the slots as desired. On and Off refer to the powered and unpowered states, respectively.
When done, double-click the Toggle Block (or click the "Switch Mode" button if in Creative mode). If there are any errors, fix or ignore them and double-click again. Either way, the Toggle Block will switch to Ready mode, with the following occurrences:
Any Change Blocks you have on you will be removed.
Any blocks or items still in the Quick-place slots will be kicked out.
Click the corresponding button in the Ready mode GUI. (Make sure you have a free inventory slot!)
With the given Toggle Block Assistant item, right-click on the block you want to disguise the Toggle Block as (note that, like Secret Switches, the targeted block must be opaque).
For Torches, Ladders, Levers, and Buttons, the alignment set is the preferred one if there are several possible. If that alignment cannot be used, they will still be placed if possible, but with whatever alignment their internal code defaults them to.
When in Creative mode, you can click the respective button in the Change Block GUI to get a Change Block Aligner. Just right-click with it in hand to modify the Change Block's alignment.
From the Change Block's slot if more than one was put into the slot.
From the Toggle Block's own internal replenish inventory (filled via the Ready mode GUI).
From any outside containers. These containers will be searched for in a square centered on and at the same altitude as the Toggle Block. The square's radius is changeable via the Ready mode GUI, and the width of the square is (Container Checking Radius x 2 + 1).
First, the Toggle Block will attempt to use the item as though you were right-clicking on a block with said item in hand.
Second, the Toggle Block will attempt to use the item as before, but this time as though you were right-clicking into the air.
Third, the Toggle Block will attempt to interact with any entities in range. It will check for a few blocks in the Change Block alignment's direction. Note that Toggle Blocks will always try to interact with the closest entity it finds.
Fourth, the Toggle Block will attempt to use ModLoader's special dispenser functions. This supports mod items like Risugami's Elemental Arrows. Note that up and down alignments won't work here because dispensers (and, by implication, ModLoader's dispenser functions) don't support up and down.
Why not? It has great potential, specially for map making! (and a-hole ppl in survival x3)
You can make structures out of nothing, change the stuff in the structures, make a path in the labrynth pop up to the exit if you're too slow...
I would pay you but all I have is 1,27€ in my steam wallet lol
Lol, I don't take payments. It's mainly because I'm still a minor, and that my modding skills aren't that advanced either. So that means things will be broken, or I failed. Mainly why I don't give people hope, because I'm not filled, or powered with hope. I'll see what I can do however.
Maybe if you can't, you could try to remake it? I remember one time I made a growore (mineral reed) farm with the floor and the first reed toggleblocks. On activation of a lever, those two would vanish and the extra reed would fall into conveyors. Good times!
Bump as master801 has stopped working on it and logitech isn't working on it neither
If anyone want's the source-code I was working on, PM me. Put some evidence in there though so I know you're not some person trying to update the mod, without any experience of Java, or modding.
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/196652-132apatheticmods-everything-updated/
Cmon, who doesn't want this!?
Better update it asap before you guys have to update a mod that is 4 years old. A good mod t.t
Also, I would like this mod to be... by itself, you know? No modpack, no coremods... well ok I'll use those, but don't include them with a bunch of other stuff I won't want. Think about everyone, not just about me (and you).
Also!
It's simple: Link the original post and give monies if you get monies ;3
For people who dunno, I've copied the original ToggleBlocks info:
- What is Toggle Blocks?
- Installing Toggle Blocks
- Using Toggle Blocks
- Basics
- Errors
- Alignment
- Replenishment
- Use and Drop
- Configuration
- Miscellaneous
- Known Issues
- Videos
- Downloads
- Changelog
- Credits
What is Toggle Blocks? Many of you are familiar with Basics (The following sections explain all of this in greater detail.) There are six types of Toggle Blocks in four different sizes:- Place the Toggle Block to put it into Edit mode.
- Open up the GUI with a right-click:
- Grab the Change Blocks. If desired, you can place blocks or items into the Quick-place slots. It's intended mostly for setups where most of the blocks are of one type.
- Place the Change Block. Open its GUI with a right-click:
- Place blocks or items in the slots as desired. On and Off refer to the powered and unpowered states, respectively.
- When done, double-click the Toggle Block (or click the "Switch Mode" button if in Creative mode). If there are any errors, fix or ignore them and double-click again. Either way, the Toggle Block will switch to Ready mode, with the following occurrences:
- Any Change Blocks you have on you will be removed.
- Any blocks or items still in the Quick-place slots will be kicked out.
- Hook up a circuit to the Toggle Block.
- Enjoy!
You can double-click the Toggle Block to return it to Edit mode. Right-clicking a Ready mode Toggle Block will bring up this GUI:- Click the corresponding button in the Ready mode GUI. (Make sure you have a free inventory slot!)
- With the given Toggle Block Assistant item, right-click on the block you want to disguise the Toggle Block as (note that, like Secret Switches, the targeted block must be opaque).
- Done!
Errors If there are any problems, you will be notified and the Toggle Block will be in Error mode. When in Error mode, check the red-colored Change Blocks to fix. The Change Block GUI will show the error text. The possible errors are:- Empty Change Blocks
- Putting Toggle Blocks or other Change Blocks inside of a Change Block.
- Switching out a container with another block or item.
Double-clicking the Toggle Block while in Error mode will force it into Ready mode, with the Change Blocks reacting accordingly:- Any empty Change Blocks will stay that way. This could be useful considering how Toggle Blocks handles encroaching blocks.
- Any contained Toggle Blocks will be kicked out, and any contained Change Blocks destroyed.
- If the replaced container had items in it, they will be kicked out.
Alignment Placing a Change Block sets its alignment. You can change it at any time by left-clicking the Change Block. Note that the alignment (and its subsequent block placement) is based off of which way you are looking:- Torches (regular and Redstone)
- Stairs
- Furnaces and Dispensers
- Ladders
- Levers
- Buttons
- Doors
- Pumpkins and Jack-o-Lanterns
- Arrows, Eggs, and Snowballs
- Beds
- Redstone Repeaters
- Signs (Note that whether you'll get a wall sign or a sign post depends on whether there is a block in the alignment direction.)
- Anything dropped as an item
Extra notes:- For Torches, Ladders, Levers, and Buttons, the alignment set is the preferred one if there are several possible. If that alignment cannot be used, they will still be placed if possible, but with whatever alignment their internal code defaults them to.
- When in Creative mode, you can click the respective button in the Change Block GUI to get a Change Block Aligner. Just right-click with it in hand to modify the Change Block's alignment.
Replenishment If a block is destroyed, the Toggle Block will try to replenish it upon the next change to that respective state, in the following order:- From the Change Block's slot if more than one was put into the slot.
- From the Toggle Block's own internal replenish inventory (filled via the Ready mode GUI).
- From any outside containers. These containers will be searched for in a square centered on and at the same altitude as the Toggle Block. The square's radius is changeable via the Ready mode GUI, and the width of the square is (Container Checking Radius x 2 + 1).
If a block cannot be replenished, that block will simply fail to function until the necessary items are supplied and the system is cycled. Change Blocks that need replenishment will show the item in the GUI with a count of 0. (Note that in Creative mode, blocks and items don't need replenishing.) Other containers can be added to the configuration for replenishment. (Below is an example setup of Chests with the default container radius of 2.)- First, the Toggle Block will attempt to use the item as though you were right-clicking on a block with said item in hand.
- Second, the Toggle Block will attempt to use the item as before, but this time as though you were right-clicking into the air.
- Third, the Toggle Block will attempt to interact with any entities in range. It will check for a few blocks in the Change Block alignment's direction. Note that Toggle Blocks will always try to interact with the closest entity it finds.
- Fourth, the Toggle Block will attempt to use ModLoader's special dispenser functions. This supports mod items like Risugami's Elemental Arrows. Note that up and down alignments won't work here because dispensers (and, by implication, ModLoader's dispenser functions) don't support up and down.
If the item has no use, it will not be dropped unless it is set to drop. The Drop function skips all of the above checks and drops the block or item. Certain items will drop regardless of whether the Change Block is set to Use, such as food and those set to drop in the configuration. The following items in the Use state are specially handled and as such don't go through the above checks:- Water and Lava buckets (allows these to be used anywhere)
- Flint and Steel (due to special handling, see Configuration below)
- Arrows, Eggs, and Snowballs (allows up and down alignments)
- Boats (allows boats to be created anywhere)
- Signs (prevents the sign edit GUI from showing up)
Configuration The first time Toggle Blocks loads, it will create several configuration files, ToggleBlocks.properties in .minecraft/mods/ApatheticMods, and several others in the containing /ToggleBlocks folder. These files can be edited with any text editor. The settings available in ToggleBlocks.properties are:-
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ModeratorI would try to update it, but unfortunately, the mod doesn't look too interesting for me to work on. :\
You can make structures out of nothing, change the stuff in the structures, make a path in the labrynth pop up to the exit if you're too slow...
I would pay you but all I have is 1,27€ in my steam wallet lol
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ModeratorLol, I don't take payments. It's mainly because I'm still a minor, and that my modding skills aren't that advanced either. So that means things will be broken, or I failed. Mainly why I don't give people hope, because I'm not filled, or powered with hope. I'll see what I can do however.
Thanks for trying anyways, hope you at least learn something
Maybe if you can't, you could try to remake it? I remember one time I made a growore (mineral reed) farm with the floor and the first reed toggleblocks. On activation of a lever, those two would vanish and the extra reed would fall into conveyors. Good times!
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ModeratorIf anyone want's the source-code I was working on, PM me. Put some evidence in there though so I know you're not some person trying to update the mod, without any experience of Java, or modding.
You'll still have some weeks of work though~
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Curse PremiumBTW mightypork's magic wands are already updated by grim 3212 x3
Any chances for toggleblocks to be updated?
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ModeratorNot until someone who has made some decent mods take over. :\
EDIT:
This might be like ToggleBlocks?
http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1294127-fine-technology
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ModeratorXD Fair point, fair point.
TL;DR: Link the original post. And if you get some donations you gotta donate too