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Quote from insomniac_lemon»

Make sure you're replacing all of the sounds.

If you're modifying the sound events through sounds.json, make sure that you add "replace": true

Hi,

i once tried and didn't succeed in replacing vanilla sounds for the villagers with a ressourcepack. (in version 1.8.)

All i was able to do was adding my sounds to the list of randomly chosen sounds, but i couldn't get rid of the vanilla sounds.

Is there a way to accomplish this without manually overwriting the sound files within the "default" ressourcepack?

thank you. i'll make a backup copy and then switch to the most stable 1.9.x and go exploring and when i'm sure it works good, i'll report back so others can skip the trouble

Edit: yes, they are compatible.after long testing on almost all brders of our world, nothing strange (except for what we built ) was created.

yes, thanks. is that really that long ago... okay.

i really must have mistaken those two update lines.

also sorry to BigAlanM.

so you mean it should be safe to just update server and clients to 1.9 and keep the world.

The world generator has not changed since the introduction of PCMCv1.7.2.

i was talking about when they changed worldgen in 1.8 http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Biome#History - we had such strange edges between previously generated chunks and new ones that we decided to start all over again in a new world.

we don't use mods, but a customized world created with PCMCv1.8.3 we recently updated the server from 1.8.8 to 1.8.9.

So can someone tell from experience that 1.8.9 worlds create or don't create strange edges between old and new chunks?

we started our serverworld on 1.8.x and now we're thinking about updating to 1.9.x , but we fear new created chunks on the border to existing chunks could look odd like when we updated from 1.7.x to 1.8.x.

can someone confirm compatibility of the worldgen?

Edit: yes, they are compatible.after long testing on almost all borders of our world, nothing strange (except for what we built ) was created.

So, i haven't been around for quite some time and have excessively played DwarfFortress lately.

That's also the reason i came back to this topic with a few ideas:

it could even further be rearranged to include even more ways of creating great blocks in a consistent universal scheme for every material.

also that scheme can be rather easily expanded upon for adding new minerals and their derivates.

For Minerals ("stones") :

smooth [STONE] block mined-> cobble [STONE] block (+mossy+cracked) crafted-> cobble [STONE] slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

cobble [STONE] block smelted-> smooth [STONE] block crafted-> cobble [STONE] slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

smooth [STONE] block crafted-> polished [MINERAL] block (+mossy+cracked) crafted-> polished [STONE] slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

smooth [STONE] block crafted-> [STONE] Bricks block (+mossy+cracked) crafted-> [STONE] Bricks slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

[STONE] Bricks block crafted-> Engraved [STONE] block (+mossy+cracked) crafted-> Engraved [STONE] slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

placed smooth [STONE] block holding rightclick with pickaxe-> placed polished [STONE]block

For Metal Ores :

[METAL] Ore block mined-> [METAL] Ore block crafted-> [METAL] Ore slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

[METAL] Ore block smelted-> [METAL] ingots crafted-> [METAL] block crafted-> [METAL] slabs, stairs, wall/bars, button, pressure plate, (door)

[METAL] Ore block crafted-> polished [METAL] Ore block crafted-> polished [METAL] Ore slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

[METAL] Ore block crafted-> [METAL] Ore Bricks block crafted-> [METAL] Ore slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

placed [METAL] Ore block holding rightclick with pickaxe-> placed polished [METAL] Ore block

For chrystaline minerals (diamonds/lapislazuli) :

[Chrystal] Ore block mined-> [Chrystal] crafted-> [Chrystal] block crafted-> [Chrystal] slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

[Chrystal] Ore block crafted-> polished [Chrystal] Ore block crafted-> polished [Chrystal] Ore slabs, stairs, wall, button, pressure plate, (door)

placed [Chrystal] Ore block holding rightclick with pickaxe-> placed polished[Chrystal] Ore block

I hope this is not too confusing and i haven't created new inconsistencies.

aw man, the forum didn't send me any notifications for new posts here for some weeks now... i was already afraid progress stopped.

i'll try out the new alpha soon.

new version for proper testing?

Quote from Rezz3»

omg YAS so there is a way! i can edit and make those textures for each mob (photoshop is my friend) but i have no idea where to put them or if i even have to add a lil coding to make them work... do u know how? or is there like a tutorial out there that u can link me to?

Quote from Frag2000»

Hi guys,

sorry for the repost, but I had no answer on this. I am pretty sure someone knows why new transparent blocks end up blue.

I created a checkered white window in a mod that inherits for the glass panel class of forge (meaning its the same code, but a different texture only).

The texture is transparent, but end up blue when used with SEUS. The window on the left is my new window (which seus render in blue), the window at the right is the standard glass panel (which is fine). The only different thing is the texture used, so how come mine end up blue? Note that the item version held in hand is alright, proving that my transparency is fine.

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If I disable the SEUS shader, then it is fine ... like shown in the next screenshot.

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Someone could tell me what I am missing there?

Thanks guys

i can confirm sudden water creation in low areas.

i thought it seeped through the dirt, but it actually had no place it could've been flowing from.

i like how the streams look now, but i don't use the streams mod and it will most likely be unnecessary once rainwater works.

except: stream quills in the mountains will be missed.

Quote from Ciappone»

Ok thanks, i'll take a deeper look

Quote from Ciappone»

i badly wrote "some file", i wanted to ask if there is some thread/guide to learn what to change in these files... i've taken a look on these files and i have no idea of what i can "simply" edit

i think the comments are mostly useful as requests for compatibility ensure that he can include methods that enable other modders to create their mods compatible to his work.