What program would you use to open .class files? I have ideas for mods but I want to actually do the work myself. I have looked on google and downloaded about 4 programs and none worked. What program do you modders use to open and edit the class files? I use 7zip to open the jar file if you wanted to know.
I thought of this idea a while back and I agree it is a great idea. However some things come to me. The first is that for the lava and water power generators to work they should be placed in an actual stream of moving water, it would not make sense if the liquid just stood still and sill created power, I think you meant that but it wasn't clear. If you place it inside the flow it should let the liquid through. I agree with you on the solar panel, it seems high tech even now solar power is not frequently used but with a power output of that amount it would probably be constantly used. Bluestone and Redstone kind of confuse me. What is the use of an on/off button if there is redstone to enable or disable the machine. Would the bluestone charge travel to infinity?
I believe hey0's mod has an option for server mods to change the time. But this could be a good suggestion for singleplayer but it sort of ruins the challenge.
What if you had to go through a bunch of proccesess? First you take 18 coal (9 as fuel and 9 as resource) and place that into a crafting bench. It would get you a block of processed coal. Then take 4 of those and place those into a crafting bench and that would get you some-sort-of-mega-coal. You would then make a furnace, but instead of cobblestone it would require steel. You bring that down into the earth and you take a bucket of lava, some more steel, and mega coal. YOu would place that together and you could get 10 smelts of diamond, 1 per mega coal but that requires more coal.
You could change the names of blood to "essence" or something along the line and turn it blue or whatever. The zombie pig men were still implemented with a cleaner skin and they kept the same mechanics. This seems to good an idea to pass down.
Nope, it costs less to make the larger TnT as suggested. (9 for 1 square and 5 of those squares for a total of 45 for a 10x normal and for a normal it would be 5 per TnT and you could make 9, you would be getting 10 for the price of 9)
However, I do not know how many people actually have 45 gunpowder laying around, and if you cheated into the game well then you can live with getting ripped off slightly. It also is way too powerful for multiplayer, you can destroy a massive house with 1 block of TnT which is never, ever a good thing.
The problem of calling it Christmas could easily be solved, although I am a different religion and I do not see the big problem. We could call it Hanukkah and everyone would be happy... On second thoughts it might be better if you just call it "Holidays" and respectively "Holiday Trees"
How it can only be made of smooth stone, and when you throw it down it last for about 30 seconds and then drops as an item. That way if you want to recover it in time you can and if not than it is not a large loss.
Here it is, with another unique angle. The texture on all the blocks are the same size and not stretched, but blender renders it strangely when you are far away.
It should take 23 hits with a gold sword to slay the elephant so as to balance the levels of wood and gold.
What would the ivory be used for, possibly sculptures. Now that I think about it that is actually a good idea. If you put a block of ivory in the center over 3 blocks of smooth stone you would get a statue, which is somewhat similar to a painting but in 3 dimensions. Sculptures could range anywhere from 1x1x1 to 3x1x2 and would always be slightly off white. However even without ivory being made into sculptures this would make elephants the only mobs that drop more than 1 type of loot.
How would a lodestone deposit function if 2 lodestone were right next to each other, would it glow like crazy or would they ignore the other stone.
Also, it would seem more functional if the lodestone compass pointed to the nearest lodestone torch, because normal lodestone already glows in relation to other stones.
I agree with Sting_Auer on the point about lodestone spawn points, there are benefits to building and mining close to your spawn point and this would effectively remove those. However I could see it as an object with a small amount of uses, if the lodestone is really rare than 8 would seem like an appropriate number? However, how often do people die; considering the amount of time between deaths 8 would seem like a long time, you can probably last 6 IRL playing alot if you are careful enough. Would 8 lodestones really be a high enough cost, with minotour and cartographer you can find nearly 10 diamond in around 15 minutes or less and with lodestone compass it actually points you in the direction of the next lodestone. Maybe a 1 time use, but that seems a small amount, considering if you spawn in the middle of a dungeon with no tools you are going to have another collateral death. How could we balance this?
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However, I do not know how many people actually have 45 gunpowder laying around, and if you cheated into the game well then you can live with getting ripped off slightly. It also is way too powerful for multiplayer, you can destroy a massive house with 1 block of TnT which is never, ever a good thing.
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What would the ivory be used for, possibly sculptures. Now that I think about it that is actually a good idea. If you put a block of ivory in the center over 3 blocks of smooth stone you would get a statue, which is somewhat similar to a painting but in 3 dimensions. Sculptures could range anywhere from 1x1x1 to 3x1x2 and would always be slightly off white. However even without ivory being made into sculptures this would make elephants the only mobs that drop more than 1 type of loot.
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Also, it would seem more functional if the lodestone compass pointed to the nearest lodestone torch, because normal lodestone already glows in relation to other stones.
I agree with Sting_Auer on the point about lodestone spawn points, there are benefits to building and mining close to your spawn point and this would effectively remove those. However I could see it as an object with a small amount of uses, if the lodestone is really rare than 8 would seem like an appropriate number? However, how often do people die; considering the amount of time between deaths 8 would seem like a long time, you can probably last 6 IRL playing alot if you are careful enough. Would 8 lodestones really be a high enough cost, with minotour and cartographer you can find nearly 10 diamond in around 15 minutes or less and with lodestone compass it actually points you in the direction of the next lodestone. Maybe a 1 time use, but that seems a small amount, considering if you spawn in the middle of a dungeon with no tools you are going to have another collateral death. How could we balance this?