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There is no way you made that legit. It would take the age of the universe to get all those supplies, and to build it would be another twice that amount of time. You need to stop trolling the forums, or else I will report you directly to Citricsquid. You need to stop cheating in MC, you should earn your stuff honestly you n00b.

I am ashamed of you. Play a game where you don't need to hack.

If the bible does have something against homosexuality, then people need to stop thinking bad about gay people because a book told them to.

Still just singing this by my portal

for 4 use flans mods

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@AngelEyes_666, can you check my app?:

Here it is again so you don't have to go and find it:

OOC:


IGN: Andymo5000
Age: 14
Time you can dedicate: 3-4 hours (maybe less, maybe more) a day.
Why us?: Cause' Fallouts cool, and I <3 rp.
Define Role-Playing in your words: Rp is acting like someone else, being someone, living a second life, different times etc.
(See front page for examples)
Define Meta-gaming in your words: Meta-gaming is when your OCC and you get info about someones IC, then when your rp'ing you use that info when your IC wouldn't know that.
Define Power-gaming in your words: Power-gaming is when you make your character "godlike" "unkillable" something like that, as well as not giving others the chance to react: "BIlly kills Bob" "Billy steals Bob's sword" another way to put that is "Billy attempts to kill Bob."

IC:

Name: Jay Freant
Nickname: (Optional) Frostbite
Age: 23
Gender: Male
Appearance:


Personality: Strong, Never gives up: Persistent
In-game RP example: (Include dialog)
Guard: Stop, did you just pick pocket that man?
Jay: No, why do you care?
Guard: Guards, take him down!
*Guards leap at Jay*
Jay: Here, take it back!
*Jay throws money in the air*
Guard 2: Your coming with us, thief.
*Guards take Jay away*
Thats just an example.
Background: (Detailed and in-depth, 2 paragraphs)
Jay was born in a small town right next to a mountain, his mother and father lived with him, his brother was dead, thanks to the atom wars. Jay's brother was named Cye, he was a cyborg because he was hit from the first atom war, then the atom war started all over the world he was killed, the others fled into underground settlements, we're most remain. One day, word was spead about another atom war was coming, people didn't want to take the chance so they fled underground. Jay and his family fled to the mountain, a vault was built inside the mountain in case of another atom war. They remained in there for a few months



3 MONTHS LATER

Jay and his family we're still in the vault, when it struck. all anybody could here was explosions coming from outside of the vault. It was disaster. Jay fell unconscious for a few hours. When he awoke the war was over, Jay decided that this would be the last war ever. He was on a quest to destroy all the starters (or creators) of the atom wars (or atom bombs :/.) a few minutes of walking and all he saw was a wasteland, and mutated animals. he looted a few dead bodies, got himself a gun and continued to Megaton (the town which the creator of the atom bomb lived, for my sake.) Once he reached Megaton the guards attacked him, they knew his plan to murder "Dave Bentoni" (the creator of the atom bombs) "well well, look who we have here" called Dave, "poor little Jay, actually trying to kill me." Jay glared at Dave while Dave continued speaking abot his "marvelous" creation. "Shut up..." Jay called. Dave smiled suspicously "Of course..." he said suspicously, "kill him" Dave continued as the guards pulled Jay out. Jay was put on a table but before the guards could strap him in, Jay jumped of kicked one of the guards in the head and bolted across the room. Jay used the knife of a guard that was walking past to free the ropes around his hands, "thanks" he called at the guard as he turned the corner. He ran out the door and kept running... Into the wasteland.

Also Nuka Cola is tasty!

Denied

It is like it is adding more lore to the server by saying there was another nuclear apocalypse. It is unrealistic if your character cames out of a vault in 3 months of a nuke blowing up, he would die strait away from radiation.

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OOC:

IGN: tankdoom
Age: 16
Time you can dedicate: 1 - 6 hours a day, depending.
Why us?: I love RP, I love Fallout, I love Minecraft, and I only want the best that I can get, and I think that you are the guys who are going to deliver.
Define Role-Playing in your words: Role-Playing is assuming the role of another person or thing and acting as that role in a way that dynamically affects the fictional universe surrounding that character.
Define Meta-gaming in your words: Using information gained from the world outside the bounds of the storyline in roleplay. An example of this in minecraft is automatically knowing who somebody is if you have seen their name in chat, however your particular character has not been introduced to them, and this is ignored. That is Meta-Gaming
Define Power-gaming in your words: To have your character do something completely unreasonable,
I.E: Kills 500 men with one bullet

IC:

Name: Dustin Dawson
Nickname: Dusty
Age: 43
Gender: Male
Appearance: When it comes to appearances, Dusty lives up to his name. Dusty has been wondering the wastes for a long time, so long infact, that if he was put up against the landscape, you would hardly be able to tell that he was there. Dusty's shirt and pants are torn and covered in a thick lair of dirt. The colors on his button-up shirt are faded and aged, his blue-jeans have turned brown, and his lips and eyes are caked with dust and dirt that has gathered up over the past half a century. His hair is light brown, though that would be apparent even if it were green.
Personality: Dusty is an independent guy who, despite living in the wasteland all of his life, is generally friendly and welcomes good company. He tries to reason with words instead of fighting, but does what is necessary to survive. He will try and help however he can. He is smart and specifies in medical and chemical sciences. As a kid Dusty was very weak and un-independant.
In-game RP example:
Dusty is walking through the wastes, scourging for food
He hears a shuffling sound
"Hello?" Silence
Dusty slowly turns back to the pile of rubble, but not before hearing more whispering.
"Give us your sh*t and maybe I won't blow yer' brains out"
The bandit has his pistol pointed at Dusty
Dusty: "I don't need this right now pal, can't we just talk it out?"
Bandit: "Give it to me right now, or I'll end you!"
Dusty: "Fine then, have it your way"
The bandit cocks his gun, but not before Dusty moves out of the way, avoiding the bullet.
Dusty pulls out a knife and restricts the bandit, making him drop the pistol.
Bandit: Let... me.... GO!
Dusty: I'll give you 5 seconds to walk away unharmed. Five...
Bandit: I'll kill you!
The bandit reaches for the gun, but Dusty picks it up
Dusty: Four... Three
The bandit scampers to his feet, running away as Dusty empties the clip, putting the gun into his backpack.

Background: The smells of trash in the barn was always comforting to Dusty. It wasn't the smell of dust and dirt, but the smell of home. Fourteen children and two adults lived in the barn, an orphanage in a small farming village called Bluewall somewhere in the wastes. Problems were few in Bluewall, until the bandits took over. It was a hot day, a dust-storm was brewing in the breeze of the noon, and the sun was pounding down on Dusty's back like a hammer as he hoed the dirt in the field behind the barn. Father Ken sat on the back porch rocking back and forth, reading a book with a maroon colored cover that had been blanketed with ashes and dust. Dusty had just finished when all of hell broke loose.

The sound of yelling caught Dusty's attention when Mother Anne was pushed outside onto the porch by a big hairy man with a large gun. She was crying and screaming "Please don't shoot! I gave you all of our food! What else could you possibly want?" The man shot her through the head and her body gave a terminal jerk. Father Ken was already up on his feet and started running when another man shot him in the left leg, making his body skid across the ground as if he had slipped on ice. Dusty, breaking out of the shock he had just encountered, started running. He was a good hundred feet away from the men, who he had now assumed were bandits, when a rifle bullet got him clear across the shoulder, tearing a hole through his only shirt. He fell face first toward the ground and started rolling down a hill. "Quick! Come with me!" He heard a voice say. The last thing he saw was the orphanage on fire.

Then
There was black

Dusty woke up on a bed, he heard nothing but a small ticking noise. A clock. Dusty tried to get up but felt a sharp pain jolt through his arm. "God damn!" He said under his breath. "Oh, you're awake?" A burly man in a lab coat said. "I wouldn't move for a while, you busted that arm up pretty bad," Dusty looked over to his shoulder and saw a wrap covering a wine-red blotch where the bullet must have hit. "Tell me son, what's your name?" The man said as he sat down in a chair next to where Dusty lay. "My name's Dustin Dawson sir," he quietly responded. "Do you mind if I call ya' Dusty? I like the sound of that,"
"No sir," Dusty mumbles. This man's name was Tim. Tim was a man of science. He worked in herbalism and chemistry, though he wasn't weak. Tim trained Dusty in everything he knew about surviving in the wastes, ranging from herbalism to physical strength, he was well rounded, but had the most skills in basic survival. He knows how to grow his own food, and defend him self in cases of survival. Dusty was weak at first, he was a boy who didn't know how to do anything and was afraid in the face of death. However, time has passed since then. When Dusty had turned 32 and Tim had long since passed due to age, Dusty decided it was time to move on. As Dusty started walking along the road less traveled he looked back at the tragedies of his life. The fire, the bandits, the killings. It was all unavoidable, it was his written destiny. However because of what had happened he is no longer a boy. He is a man, and any real man can write his own destiny

Nuka Cola is pretty tasty

Accepted!

This is a very nice app, I enjoyed it alot! Welcome to Sins Of Our Fathers!

My fav pizza is the stuff that I make at home

i don't like smokers for some reason. i have tis weird thing against cigarettes. weird.

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Thanks to all that posted!

Sooooo. Who won?

(Thanks to Souwnd for the banner!)

Sensible Enchanting v4.9
for Minecraft 1.2.5 SSP

by FifthWhammy

New in v4.9: 1.2.5 compatibility! That's all for now.

This minor (and customizable) mod is intended to take away some of the annoyances you might experience while enchanting items in Minecraft 1.2.5.

Specifically:

- By default, all enchantment costs are halved! (You may adjust this or turn it off using a custom settings file--see below.) A level 50 enchantment now only costs 25 experience levels, a level 15 enchantment now only costs 7 experience levels, and so on. (Cost is rounded down if needed. However, minimum cost is 1 experience level, so no free level 1 enchantments.) The enchant window still displays the enchantment's power, but the new cost is visible as well. You'll still need 30 bookshelves for the maximum power of 50.

Why? Because as it stands now, getting the 50 XP levels for a max enchantment requires you to kill 1785 925 hostile mobs without dying or enchanting anything else. Frankly, I think that's ridiculous. In my opinion, high level enchantments shouldn't be limited to those willing to construct mob grinders and stand in one place whacking mobs for hours. In comparison, reaching XP level 25 requires 455 244 hostile mob kills, which seems more reasonable. (I just discovered that the XP formula was changed for 1.0 and up. Mob counts updated accordingly.)

- You may now increase and decrease the levels of the available enchantments at will! When you place a valid item on an enchantment table, plus and minus buttons will appear at the top right of the GUI. Click them to increase or decrease the slots' enchantment levels by 1; shift-click them to increase or decrease the levels by 10 instead! For convenience, the third enchantment slot will always start with a maximum power enchantment. Note that you cannot increase the enchantment level beyond the table's capability, so you'll still need bookshelves.

Why? Because currently, anyone who wants a certain level has to sit at the enchantment table and drop the item on it over and over and over again, and what fun is that?

- High level enchantments are now more likely to produce multiple effects! For instance, the average level 50 enchantment on a diamond sword would receive multiple effects about 56% of the time. With Sensible Enchanting, that chance is increased to over 70%! Note that low level enchantments (and checks for third and fourth effects) receive a much smaller benefit. If you prefer, this bonus may be adjusted or turned off using a custom settings file.

Why? Because having almost half of highest level enchantments be single-effect seems a bit too weak to me.

- If you enchant an item and are disappointed with the enchantment--say, Knockback II on a level 50 diamond sword--you can immediately reverse the enchantment to recover 80% of the levels you spent! (You may adjust this or turn it off using a custom settings file.) Once you enchant an item, a red reversal slot will appear with the number of levels you can regain displayed in yellow. If, after seeing how your item turned out, you elect to reverse the enchantment, the just-enchanted item will revert to normal and you'll regain those levels! However, due to the strain placed on the item, some of its durability will be lost depending on the strength of the original enhancement. Furthermore, reversal is a one-time opportunity--if you take the item from the table, the enchantment becomes final and you won't get another chance to recover your XP. Choose wisely!

Why? Because if you don't get a satisfactory result, you shouldn't have to earn all of those levels again just for another shot. Although enchanting is random by nature, you deserve to be rewarded for your work.

- At any enchantment table, you can now repair enchanted items for a modest XP cost! (If you prefer, you may disable enchanted item repair or modify the XP cost for repairs using a custom settings file--see below.) The exact cost varies depending on the number of enchantments and the strength of each individual enchantment, but is not affected by the item's type, material, or remaining durability; for instance, that Sharpness III in the screenshot below costs only 3 levels to repair, considerably less than the 20 levels spent to make it!

To repair an enchanted item, simply place it on any enchantment table, and a blue repair slot will appear with the XP cost displayed. (You'll also see the repair slot just after you enchant an item.) However, just as with normal repairs, you'll need to use another item of the same type and material, although this item does not have to be enchanted. After placing that item in the new component space, click the repair slot to add durability back to your enchanted item for the cost of your component item and some XP. Note that attempting to repair enchanted items using a standard crafting grid will still result in the loss of the enchantment, so make sure to do your enchanted item repairs at an enchantment table!

Why? Because enchanted items are meant to be used, after all.

- Bookshelves are no longer obstructed by objects in between them and the enchantment table!

Why? Because some players get confused when they have 30 bookshelves but aren't getting maximum level enchantments because of an errant torch, ladder, or sign. (If you prefer Minecraft's original bookshelf-counting algorithm, you can reactivate it using a custom settings file.)

Screenshots for your viewing pleasure!
First, some v4.0 shots of enchantment reversal (note that enchantment costs were set to 100% for this demo):

Just after enchanting, you've given the opportunity to reverse it to regain some XP...


...like so! The item was damaged due to the strain of reversing the enchantment, but it's easier to replace items than XP!


Both cost and power are now displayed! Note the plus and minus icons in the top right corner of the GUI.


Clicking on those icons will adjust the levels of the available enchantments!


Place an enchanted item back on the table to see its repair cost.


To repair, place the second item in the component slot and click the blue "repair" slot. (Yes, that's what it says. Original, isn't it?) Unlike vanilla repairs, SE repairs preserve your item's enchantment!

Like most other mods, installation is simple: open your minecraft.jar, drop in the .class files included, and copy the new SEenchant.png file into the jar's gui folder. Delete the jar's META-INF folder if you haven't already. That's it!

That's all for now. Stay tuned for new updates and ports for new Minecraft versions!

Sensible Enchanting is designed for maximum compatibility with other Minecraft mods, overwriting only one base class--the enchantment table block. Most mods that don't modify the enchanting system or the enchanting table block, including TooManyItems, SinglePlayerCommands, and practically all ModLoader mods, can be used alongside SE. However, since SE uses a separate enchantment GUI, inventory mods and GUI mods such as Customizible Inventory may not be able to modify it. (All other GUIs, however, should be changed as expected.)

If you're using a texture pack with custom GUIs, SE's variant of the enchantment GUI won't match your texture pack. Unfortunately, I can't do much about this--I'm a modder, not a magician. Of course, you're welcome to modify or replace SEenchant.png for use with your texture pack.

Custom Settings (NEW!):With the optional custom settings file (SensibleEnchanting.txt), you can disable enchanted item repair or alter the enchantment and repair cost modifiers. Place SensibleEnchanting.txt in your .minecraft directory (where lastlogin and options.txt are found) and modify it to suit your tastes. (The settings file is annotated, so reading it will tell you what sorts of settings are available and what they do.) If you don't install the custom settings file, Sensible Enchanting will use the default values.

If you already have a custom settings file from an earlier version of SE, you can safely keep using it without issue. SE will just use the default values for any new settings your old file left out.

That's all for now!

Download now! (Sensible Enchanting v4.9 for MC 1.2.5, 21 KB, 4/4/2012)

Links to previous versions:
Sensible Enchanting v4.8 for MC 1.2.4, 21 KB, 3/25/2012
Sensible Enchanting v4.7 for MC 1.2.3, 21 KB, 3/5/2012
Sensible Enchanting v4.6 for MC 1.1.0, 21 KB, 2/2/2012
Sensible Enchanting v4.5 for MC 1.1.0, 21 KB, 1/14/2012
Sensible Enchanting v4.0 for MC 1.0.0, 22 KB, 12/8/2011
Sensible Enchanting v3.0 for MC 1.0.0, 18 KB, 12/4/2011
Sensible Enchanting v2.5 for MC 1.0.0, 14 KB, 11/30/2011
Sensible Enchanting v2.0 for MC 1.0.0, 26 KB, 11/25/2011
Sensible Enchanting v1.5 for MC 1.9pre5, 25 KB, 11/15/2011
Sensible Enchanting v1.0 for MC 1.9pre5, 11 KB, 11/11/2011

Special thanks to the fine fellows responsible for the Minecraft Coder Pack. If you'd like to get started with your own Minecraft mods, MCP's a great way to start. (But if you just want to play this mod, you don't need to worry about MCP at all.)

Disclaimer: This Minecraft modification was created by FifthWhammy, who does not own the rights to Minecraft or Minecraft source code. (That's Mojang AB, not me.) You may distribute this modification freely as long as credit is given and this README file is also included. Neither I nor Mojang are responsible for any damage, distress, or data loss suffered by you, the user of this modification. Use at your own risk. Batteries not included.

...see ya there!

Everything updated for 1.6.2. The mods directory will now be located in the same directory as minecraft jar, unless the default game directory is changed, where it will act like it had on older versions.

Read this entire post. All of it. Downloading the mods means you agree to the disclaimer. You can skip the FAQ, but if you have an issue, consult it first, before consulting us. If you have an issue answered in the FAQ or this post itself, we won't help you. At all. We reserve the right to ignore dumbasses who do not pay attention to the big bold text. Completely and utterly, ignore them. To all of you who are good boys and girls, I suggest you ignore them too, should they post.

Modding now has its own IRC channel on esper.net, #risucraft.

Disclaimer: These mods require altering minecraft.jar, and SMP may not work with these mods installed. Some of these mods add new content, do not load worlds with this new content if the respective mod is not installed. I am not responsible for any damage done to your computer, worlds, or your copy of Minecraft. That said, backup your worlds and bin folder!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is ModLoader?
-A: http://tiny.cc/PAIN

Q: Where is ModLoader?
-A: http://tiny.cc/PAIN

Q: How do I install ModLoader?
-A: http://tiny.cc/PAIN

Q: Why did you link me that image?
-A: Because you can't read. What part of "read this whole post" did you not understand?

Q: Why does my game freeze on the loading screen?
-A: The most likely answer is you forgot to delete META-INF, or your archive tool didn't want to delete it.

Q: Why does my game black screen?
-A: There are a number of reasons this could happen, the most likely is that you're trying to play alpha through the browser. Mods don't work with the browser version. I do not care about black screens. Get me the error log. Follow the instructions under the "Linux / Other" download on www.minecraft.net. This applies to all OS.

Q: Do these mods work with [older version]?
-A: No, they are designed for Minecraft 1.6.2.

Q: The AudioMod description hurt my head, is there some kind of readme that explains it in better detail?
-A: Not yet, so, in the meantime, feel free to contact me about it in IRC, and I will help.

Q: How come 7z throws out "Not implemented" OR WinRAR gives me an error when I try to add stuff to the jar?
-A: Update 7-Zip or close Minecraft.

Q: How do I uninstall the mods?
-A: You restore from a backup of minecraft.jar, and in case you didn't back it up, delete the version file in the bin folder, and Minecraft will redownload everything.

Q: What does input == null mean?
-A: You failed to read instructions, try again...

Q: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ...?
-A: You failed to read instructions, try again...

Q: java.lang.SecurityException: SHA1 digest error ...?
-A: You failed to read instructions, try again...

Q: java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid entry size?
-A: Stop using that bad program and get a real one! Like 7-Zip or WinRAR!

Q: java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file?
-A: Update java. On mac? Too bad.

Q: java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: ______ : Unsupported major.minor version 51.0
-A: Either get JRE 7 or tell mod creator to not use JDK 7.

Q: How can I best contact you?
-A: In the channel #risucraft, on the esper.net IRC.

Q: What if this FAQ doesn't solve my problem or answer my question?
-A: Then you can post, or contact us, preferably on IRC.

Installation
New Launcher
1) Run the latest launcher and download 1.6.2
2) Go to %appdata%/.minecraft/versions
3) Copy the directory named 1.6.2 and paste as 1.6.2ML(you may name however you please, but everything must match) so there are now two copies.
4) Enter new directory and rename the jar and json files to match the directory.
5) Open the json file in your prefered Notepad program and change:

"id": "1.6.2",

to

"id": "1.6.2ML",

6) Now with the jar you should do the steps below under Windows starting at number 3.

Old Launcher
Windows:
1) Open up %appdata%, if you don't know how to do this, start>run, then type in %appdata%
2) Browse to .minecraft/bin
3) Open up minecraft.jar with WinRAR or 7zip.
4) Drag and drop the necessary files into the jar.
5) Delete the META-INF folder in the jar.
6) Run Minecraft, enjoy!

Macintosh:
1) Go to Applications>Utilities and open terminal.
2) Type in the following, line by line:

cd ~
mkdir mctmp
cd mctmp
jar xf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar

3) Outside of terminal, copy all the files and folders into the mctmp directory.
4) Back inside terminal, type in the following:

rm META-INF/MOJANG_C.*
jar uf ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/bin/minecraft.jar ./
cd ..
rm -rf mctmp

5) Run Minecraft, enjoy!

The Mods
Dropbox Index

ModLoader 1.6.2
A mod, kind of like a mod manager, that stops conflicts with mods that alter rendering, recipes, add entities, gui, smeltables or fuel. If you're a modder, feel free to decompile this and learn how to make mods work with it. Inherit BaseMod and override any methods as necessary. The mod's main class file should be prefixed with 'mod_'. Read the Javadoc for information on methods available.
Download (Adfly) Download (Direct) Decompile Fixes MCP Mapping Javadoc Old Versions

Elemental Arrows 1.6.2
The Elemental Arrows mod adds four new types of arrows; explosive arrows, fire arrows, ice arrows, and a joke weapon, egg arrows.. They are crafted the same way as normal arrows, but the head is replaced based on the element; gunpowder for explosive, coal for fire, snowball for ice, and egg for, well, egg. Crafting an explosive arrow only gives you one arrow, and it explodes upon impact. Crafting a fire arrow gives you one arrow, that will ignite stuff upon impact. Crafting an ice arrow gives you one arrow, that will freeze water into ice, lava springs into obsidian, put out fire, and break torches. Egg arrows spawn chickens upon impact with the ground, but there's a secret too. Lightning arrows strike lightning where ever they hit, use diamond in recipe. Homing bow recipe is same layout as regular bow, but diamond instead of sticks. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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More Stackables 1.6.2
This mod makes saddles, doors, and signs up to 8 in a stack, minecarts and boats up to 4 in a stack. This is great for storage and for using workbenches, chests, or furnaces, as you no longer consume your food! Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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Sign Tags 1.6.2
Type [time] into a sign, and it will show the current time. You can also type [x], [y], or [z] and find the current position of the sign in regards to that axis. [a|b] is a redstone input function for signs, where text replacing 'a' will be shown when the sign is powered, otherwise 'b' is shown. Type [light], and it will show you the current light level of the sign's position. [biome], [temp], [humid] each tell you the biome you're in, the temperature of that area, and the humidity of that area, respectively. [temp], [humid] will no longer function in Nether.
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Death Chest 1.6.2
When you die, if you have a chest in your inventory, it will be placed where you die, or in the closest available spot. The chest will be filled with as many items as possible. Items stored in the crafting slot are still lost, as usual, and any excess that won't fit in the chest will be dropped.
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AudioMod 1.6.2(Not updated for now)
AudioMod is an upgrade of sorts, and a modder's utility. Included in this mod is CodecIBXM, created by Paul at www.paulscode.com, who is the creator of the sound system used in Minecraft. It allows Minecraft to play (in addition to ogg, wav, and mus files), xm, s3m, and mod files. The only readily available feature of this mod is the ability to add new music, however, it adds support for modders to add new records and sound effects. There is a slight increase in load time when using this mod. Using this, you can also use custom sounds, alongside the originals. Custom music and sound goes into the resources folder, music in mod/music. Custom sounds go into mod/sound. For example, if I were to add a new footstep sound effect to stone, I'd put the new stone1.ogg in mod/sound/step. In game, the new sound would occasionally be played, alongside the originals. Custom sounds for things like the menu click and water do not always work, at the moment.
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Floodgate 1.6.2
Floodgate block can be used as either a floodgate, allowing toggleable water and lava falls, or as a trapdoor. When you place the floodgate control block, it will place a gate in front of the control block in the direction you are facing. Applying redstone power to this will remove the gate. Use the control block to open the GUI where you can place supporting blocks that will replace how the gate looks. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
The recipe:



Where is redstone.
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Spawner GUI 1.6.2
Adds a GUI to all mob spawners, that will allow you to pick what mob to spawn. I also reallowed mining spawners. You can disable spawners with redstone aswell. Should be compatible with all mobs, but don't expect the mobs with special spawn conditions to work everywhere. Animals require grass, Monsters require darkness, Slimes require being in their special chunks, and 0-16 depth. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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Picture:


Block Distortion 1.6.2
This mod is just an experiment. Everything that is 3D (Mostly noticeable on blocks) has a random distortion. Known issues include: Clouds randomize as they move across the sky, held items look rather odd, and GUI elements may be screwed up. I don't recommend using this mod long.
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Griefer Creepers 1.6.2
WARNING BACK UP YOUR WORLD BEFORE INSTALLING
This mod changes how creepers attack. Instead of blowing itself up, It will disappear and launcher 100 arrows straight into the air, which will rain down on the landscape. These arrows will be 25% fire arrows, 75% explosive arrows..
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Recipe Book 1.6.2
This item when used opens up a GUI of every recipe that can be done. The items can not be touched, but you can read tool tip. Left click moves to next recipe. Right click moves to previous recipe. The recipe for recipe book is 1 book, 1 ink sac. It's a shapeless recipe. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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Shelf 1.6.2
Ever wanted to store your items in a way you can see them? Here you go. This block allows you to add up to 9 items to it and the items you put in are shown in the world. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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Biosphere 1.6.2
This is a new generator. You may select this generator in More World Options when creating world. In this generator, the world is made up of massive spheres with glass domes. Inside these spheres are random biomes. There is a random chance of a lake being placed in the center of each sphere. Usually water, but rarely lava. Bordering this lake you will find sand for water, or gravel for lava. Connecting each sphere is a wooden bridge with fence rail. Beside each sphere is a smaller sphere, which is where you will find diamond and lapis lazuli. These ores only occur here, the others are equally spread throughout the spheres. The cave generator used here is a modified Nether cave generator, where like on the surface, will generate lava below a certain level. if this lava reaches the outside, an obsidian wall will be made to hold it in. Many options can be changed in ".minecraft/config/Biosphere.cfg". Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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Armor Stand 1.6.2
This block will give you a place to show off your armor. Just place the block and right click on the platform. You can choose from a selection of skins to hold your armor, as well as have it stare at you, constantly. You may also change the texture of platform by putting block in the last slot. Known issues include: placing a block inside of dummy, standing on its head, possible inability for mobs to path around it. Recipe is 3 solid stone blocks along bottom, with 2 sticks in the middle. Requires ModLoader 1.6.2.
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