Basic description

TragicMC is meant to add more difficulty through content, rather than through modifying core gameplay aspects like other mods. Essentially, it is best to play TragicMC with as few mods as possible although it should be compatible with most other mods.

If you have any ideas, feedback or constructive criticism you'd like to give, you can always post your suggestion here or Private Message me if you don't feel comfortable sharing in the forum.

What TragicMC adds:

• Dimensions that each contain their own biomes, blocks and creatures
• Lots of mobs and tough Boss fights that have their own unique mechanics to deal with
• A lot of items and new blocks, including some interesting weapons and magical items
• A special energy system that allows you to use special abilities
• New enchantments and potion effects to give a bit more interest to combat

TragicMC Wiki:

There is a Wiki for TragicMC located here, it is still a Work-in-Progress (as is the mod) but it has a ton of useful information that you can use to ease your TragicMC experience. Also shoutout to CommodoreAlpha for his large amount of work done on it. Currently it is only partially updated for TragicMC 2 and the original mod.

Screenshots:

For TragicMC 2:

Showcases:

Downloads:

The links here are the only "official" ones for the mod. These links are adflly links, do not click anything below the header, wait until it says "Skip Ad" in the top right and click on that and it will continue to the actual file location.

TragicMC - MC 1.6.4

Last release version: 1.5.2 (Final)

Download from CurseForge.

TragicMC 2 - MC 1.7.2 & 1.7.10

Last release version: 2.46.2876 (Hotfix - Final)

Download from CurseForge.

TragicMC 2 - MC 1.8 & 1.8.9

Latest release version: 4.52.3327

Download from CurseForge.

TragicMC 3 - MC 1.10.2 & 1.12.2

Latest Release: 1.57.5258 for 1.12.2, 0.51.4825 for 1.10.2

Download from CurseForge.

Download steps:

1. Ensure that you download Forge, TragicMC will not work without Forge. Get the latest recommended/stable build from here.

2. Validate that you have a clean installation of Minecraft, then run the version from the Launcher of the version you would like to play. After that, install Forge and run the same version with only Forge installed.

3. Download the correct version of TragicMC for the version you would like to play and place it inside the "/mods" folder inside of your .minecraft directory.

4. Load Minecraft with Forge and load up a world with TragicMC to ensure of no errors. If no errors are found then enjoy, otherwise post here with your crash report.

Recipes:

TragicMC has a lot of recipes so it's recommended that you use a recipe mod like NEI or JEI that allows you to see the recipes on the fly. JEI is recommended for 1.8.9+.

Game Crashes or Bugs:

If your game crashes and you think TragicMC is the cause, please post your crash report here and I'll reply to you as soon as possible (I get notified every post so it shouldn't be too long of a wait unless I'm not home). If you need help with getting a crash report or finding the Forge logs, this post, though outdated should help point you in the right direction.

Use of Code and Mod Pack permissions

The code for the mod is available under the GPLv3 License, basically if you copy or use any of the code, credit me, and you can't charge for distribution of the mod if you choose to distribute it (unless you're using my Adfly links, which upholds to the license). You are free to use this mod in any Mod Packs and to distribute it within them as previously stated. As a courtesy, it'd be cool if you could message me that you're using it in one just so that I get the head's up. If you'd like to see the raw code, you can view it on GitHub. The code for TragicMC 3 is currently unavailable for public viewing and is not under a license.

Donation link:

If you want to donate, click here. This isn't ever required but it's nice since I'm spending hours working on this thing for free.

Introduction

Information

Download

Github

https://github.com/Silentine/GrimoireOfGaia

Discord

Mod Pack

Videos

Grimoire of Gaia 3

Grimoire of Gaia 1 & 2

Older videos of previous versions can be viewed on the wiki.

Credits

Main

Silentine - Owner, Ideas, Art (Logo/Banner), Coder, Models, Textures

Contributors

1.12.2

bloodmc - Porting the mod to 1.12.2

Doctor_Wiggles - Porting the mod to 1.12.2

P3pp3rf1y - Porting the mod to 1.12.2 and re-adding baubles and Thaumcraft support

mrbysco - Porting the mod to 1.12.2 implementing a ton of features requested throughout the years.

1.10.2

Doctor_Wiggles - Porting the mod to 1.10.2 and helping with adding a ton of new code/features

1.8.9

Doctor_Wiggles - Porting the mod to 1.8.9

mrbysco - Porting the mod to 1.8.9

1.7.10

nidefawl - Porting the mod to 1.7.10

1.6.4

Akjosch - Porting the mod to 1.6.4

Sounds

1.12.2

MohawkyMagoo

Boolyman

Translations

karakufire - ja_jp.lang

wenlfs - pt_br.lang

kellixon and V972 - ru_ru.lang

kasing456 and AileRozy - zh_tw.lang

AileRozy and UnknownWhite - zh_cn.lang

Special Thanks

Credits

TheStimerGames - working on the wikia

Additional Credits

FryoKnight - for the previous logo, banners and Entity Encyclopedia used in the original Grimoire of Gaia

Wuppy29 - for his Forge tutorials
Zeux - for Techne
DrZhark - for helping me fix the config file to properly disable mobs
FinAndTonic - for helping me fix mobs from not spawning during the day
tuiko - for providing a bug fix and item config for Grimoire of Gaia 2 (1.1.0)

Banners

Made by Silentine

Copyright

INSTALLATION

1. Download and install Minecraft Forge
2. Download the mod file
3. Place the mod file in your mods folder (coremods folder if on Minecraft 1.5.2)

NOTES

DETAILS

FEATURES

• Allows arrows to break certain blocks (configurable)
• Makes the following blocks climbable:
• Fences
• Fence gates
• Nether fences
• Iron fences
• Trapdoors (only when open)

• Allows fish hooks to latch on to dropped items
• Makes players and mobs (zombies, archers, and creepers) drop mob heads (a rare drop like wither skeleton heads)
• Allows mobs to see through certain blocks (configurable)

MOD SPOTLIGHTS

Be sure to read the info below too! Thanks to TheBearGames and Richinardo for these!

IMAGES

Glass blocks are harder to destroy





You might have to try again

Warning :
Requires Java 8.
Requires Forge 1.12.2-14.23.1.2589 and higher.
Requires

Updates :


1.12.2-7.3.0 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.4.0 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Integrated BigDoors mod (previously found here).
You now have access to various 3x3 doors courtesy of @jaquadro
- Fixed fence gate not reacting to redstone.
- Fixed inventory issues when in DoorFactory gui.

1.12.2-7.2.4 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.3.2 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Fixed incorrect item drops when breaking doors.
- Fixed crash on dedicated server when powering doors with redstone.

1.12.2-7.2.3 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.3.1 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Fixed possible crash with Rusty Hatch.
- Fixed item sometimes not dropping when breaking doors.
- Fixed typo in registry name for Birch Fence Gate which prevented vanilla ones from animating.
- Fixed possible when rendering doors.
- Improved performances when lots of doors and trapdoors were used in world.
Note : the fence gate fix means that if animated Birch Fence Gates in the world will just disappear (they were only obtainable from Creative inventory). The vanilla non animated ones will automatically become animated ones.

1.12.2-7.2.2 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.3.0 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Changed the Rusty Ladder recipe to use seven irong ingots to minimize conflicts.
- Fixed possible crash when rendering Reinforced doors.
- Fixed possible crash with FenceGates

1.12.2-7.2.1 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.3.0 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Fixed possible crash with TrapDoors.
- Removed Forge warnings.

1.12.2-7.2.0 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.3.0 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Fixed doors not being centered around oak fences.
- Added glass panes to blocks centering doors.
- Fixed rusty hatch not being destroyed properly.
- Changed rusty ladder and rusty hatch ladder to match the collision box of vanilla ladders.
- Fixed trapdoors not acting as a ladder when above rusty ladder.
- Fixed rendering crash that may happen with TrapDoors.
- Fixed rendering crash that may happen with FenceGates

1.12.2-7.1.1 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.1.7 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Fixed an issue that left ghost blocks when destroying Rusty Hatch.
- Fixed player detection for auto opening doors.
- Added sound when opening/closing Hi-tech doors.
- Fixed compatibility issue with Sponge.

1.12-7.1.0 requires MalisisCore 1.12.2-6.1.2 for Minecraft 1.12.2
- Added option in the door factory to allow doors to automatically open when player is close.
- Fixed bottom texture of the Hi-tech Door.

- Fixed server crash with CraftTweaker
- Fixed vanilla door texture issue with LiteLoader
- Migrated transformers to mixin. (Internal, probably broke many things)

1.12-7.0.4 requires MalisisCore 1.12-6.0.4 for Minecraft 1.12
- Fixed door rendering issues.
- FIxed trap doors localization.

1.12-7.0.3 requires MalisisCore 1.12-6.0.2 for Minecraft 1.12
1.11.2-6.1.3 requires MalisisCore 1.11.2-5.2.2 for Minecraft 1.11.2
- Fixed issues in DoorFactory gui preventing selection of movement and sound options.
- Fixed issues in guis preventing the update of client side inventory.
- Update russian translation.

1.12-7.0.2 requires MalisisCore 1.12-6.0.1 for Minecraft 1.12
- Fixed crash on servers.

1.12-7.0.1 requires MalisisCore 1.12-6.0.1 for Minecraft 1.12
- Fixed crash on launch.
- Fixed crash on servers.
- Fixed Reinforced Hatch icon.
- Fixed registry names for fence gates.

1.12-7.0.0 requires MalisisCore 1.12-6.0.0 for Minecraft 1.12
- Changed Forcefield controller :
* Activating/deactivating a Forcefield now drains energy based on the Forcefield size.
* Destroying a Forcefield now drains energy based on the Forcefield size instead of draining the controller completely.
* Increased the energy generation rate in survival mode.
- Fixed order of items in the creative tab.


Previous updates :

Contents :

Animated doors :
The first goal of this mod was to improve vanilla doors behaviour. They are now animated when opened or closed instead of just jumping instantly to their new state. Also, it makes double doors automatically open and close without any need for redstone.
Trapdoors and fence gates are also animated!


Glass doors :
Two new sliding doors are added (wooden and iron), that behaves like normal doors but instead of rotating on themselves, they slide into the block next to them.

Recipes :

In game :

Jail doors :
A new metallic jail door that slides on the side. Can only be operated with redstone.

Recipe :

In game :

Laboratory doors :
A new metallic laboratory door that slides upwards. It's not a double door.

Recipe :

In game :

Factory doors :
A new metallic factory door that slides both upwards and downwards.

Recipe :

In game :

Shoji doors :
A new shoji door that slides slowly on the side.

Recipe :

In game :

Curtains :
Simple colored curtains that opens with custom animation. The color of the curtains depends on the color of the wool used.

Recipes :

In game :

Saloon doors :
New saloon doors that opens automatically when you go through them.

Recipe :

In game :

Reinforced doors :
A metallic door with a handle that slowly opens.

Recipes :

In game :

Hitech doors :
A futuristic hi-tech door with cool opening animation.

Recipes :

In game :

Sliding trapdoors :
Simple trapdoors that slide on the side with pneumatic sound.

Recipe :

In game :

Camo fence gates :
A fence gate that copies the blocks on each side, granted they're the same type.

Recipe :

In game :

Rusty Hatch :
A big metallic hatch with a handle that slowly opens. Comes with rusty ladders built-in. Requires 2x3x2 block space to be placed.
Like Trap doors, if placed on the top half of the side of the block, the door will open upwards.

Recipes :

In game :

Rusty Ladders :
A metallic ladder that matches the ones built-in the Rusty Hatch.

Recipe :

In game :

Garage doors :
A multi-structure allowing a large area to be opened with a nice animation. A Garage door can be as wide and tall as wanted, and as long as they face the same way, one simple redstone current change will make the whole door open or close depending on its current state.

Recipe :

In game :

Carriage doors / Medieval doors:
A big and fancy wooden double door (4x5x1 multi-block) made from a wooden door and five of one other. Oak door makes a Carriage door, Spruce Door makes a Medieval door. The frame uses the texture of the block used in the recipe.
Note : in 1.7.10, the five blocks need to be spread in five different crafting slots.

Recipes :

In game :

Forcefield and Controller :
The Forcefield Controller is an item that allows the creation of Forcefields. The Forcefields can be any size (with a limit of 100 blocks) and can't be destroyed. Use the item on the Forcefield to activate and deactivate it, use it while sneaking to remove it completely.
The Contoller displays color informations while placing a Forcefield to indicate if it can be made between the selected positions. It is self powered but requires some time to recharge. Note that removing a Forcefield completely drains the energy of the Controller.

Recipe :

In game :

Door factory and custom doors :
The door factory is a self powered machine that lets you design your own doors. Chose their properties such as the type of movement (from ten available!), the sound, or the speed of their animation, and then select blocks for the frame, top and bottom materials to define how they look.
The top and bottom material also accepts a few items for special effects :
- Flint & steel gives a fire effect.
- Ender pearl displays nether portal animation.
- Water bucket displays flowing water.
- Lave bucket displays flowing lava.

Recipe :

In game :

Custom doors :

Custom doors with effects :

You can find informations about the Player Sensor, the Mixed Block, the Block Mixer and the Vanishing Blocks in the MalisisBlocks post.


Videos & Reviews

Modpacks
No restriction concerning modpacks. Feel free to use this mod in your modpacks!.

Texture packs
Textures for BDCraft are available here : http://bdcraft.net/community/pbdc-patches-wip/malisis-doors-t3197.html

Many thanks to PaleoCrafter for the German translation, Merkaba5 for the Russian translation and Minecraftentxt for the Spanish (Argentina) translation.

First, have some screenshots:

Above: Artifact Armor in varying material qualities

This mod has approximately 32 different combinations of trigger and effect, with up to 5 effects possible per item, for an astounding 24,165,120 (approx) different items before enchantments are applied! Each one will have its own unique name (generated based on its effects) and icon (chosen from a pool of 36 with a randomized color). And it all works using a single Item ID (how's that for clever use of NBT data tags?).

These items will generate commonly in jungle temples and pyramids, uncommonly in strongholds, and rarely in blacksmith chests. Durability is based on material, except for diamond, all artifacts are ~2 times as durable as vanilla items of the same material (except for diamond, which is 1/3rd).

Not all of them will be useful, but some of them can be hilariously fun:
(Just me screwing around one time after I made a new effect)

Spotlights

Crafting Recipes

Display Pedestal
Arrow Trap
Iron Spikes (update: crafts 2)
Wallplate
Wall Obsidiplate
Quicksand (Potion of Harm) (update: 1-8 dirt as input with same output quantity)


(uses raw manaesence, not infused)
Infused manaesence is used to repair artifacts of the same material type in the Anvil

The display pedestal is a good way to show off your loot. Each pedestal will display the item's name on the front and the item itself under a glass cover. Only the owner can open and break it! Explosions will work, of course....hehe.

Changes with 1.1.2:

- Added a key to the creative menu that can be used to clear the owner so that the next person to open it becomes the owner.

- Added feedback sound effect when the player tries to open a pedestal that they don't own.

Download
1.7.2/1.7.10
current version is 1.1.3
Download version 1.1.3 (AdFly) (Forge 1121 recommended)
The 1.0 API (for developers)
32x32 Resource Pack (AdFly) (Direct)
1.6.2 / 1.6.4
current version is 0.12.6
Download version 0.12.6 (AdFly) (Forge 859 recommended)
The 0.12.0 API (for developers)
Download Plunder Rummage Addon (Requires Plunder Rummage)
1.5.2
current version is 0.7.3b
Download version 0.7.3b (AdFly) (Forge 737 recommended)
The 0.7b API (for developers)

Effects and Triggers
(Note: not all effects use all triggers)

Config Options
Config options are available to shorten the names. By default all qualifier adjectives are turned on, but they can be disabled individually (enchantment, material, and effect--effect will turn on/off both the pre and post adjectives). You may wish to disable some of these, as very long names make it hard to see the full item description window in some inventory slots.
Another config option will turn on the rendering of item names on display pedestals. By default this is off, as it has the potential to be laggy (basing this on Mystcraft).
Config options for various parts of world-generation. By default these are enabled and add various trap hazards to vanilla's Scattered Features (pyramids, temples, strongholds, wizard's towers) as well as "quicksand lakes."
Additionally if you don't like the Antibuilders, you can prevent worldgen from creating them by setting UseAntibuilders to false.
Item and block ID configs also available (as one would expect of a mod these days).

Compatible Mods
While all Forge and ModLoader mods will load along side Artifacts, this list is for those mods that have a special programatic relationship with Artifacts.

Mystcraft - By default, wizard towers will generate in Mystcraft ages (following the usual biome restrictions) and will generate traps in Mystcraft's abandoned libraries
Plunder Rummage - Adds artifacts to the loot tables via plugin above.
Thaumcraft 4 - Wizard towers will generate in Magic Forest biomes
Baubles - If Baubles is installed, some artifact types can go into Baubles' equipment slots.

Also check out these similar mods
You Will Die by xFyreStorm (Randomly generated mobs)

Common Problems

• If it crashes, it might be my fault. Definitely my fault if "draco18s" appears in the stack trace. Otherwise probably not my fault and rather the guy who's name is in the stack trace.
• If all artifacts are the same, it's my fault: I forgot to turn off a debug flag. These things are so hard to remember to do and I wish Java would do it for me, but it can't.
• If you died/lost stuff from an exploding artifact: Fission Accomplished.

Credits
Mr_boness for some of the icons
Tmtravlr for xyr amazing job updating the mod to 1.7.2 and making things a whole lot more awesome including a complete 32x32 resource pack.

And probably some other people that I've forgotten.

Modpack Permissions
Because so many people asked:
You are free to use Unique Artifacts in any mod pack. I only ask that you PM me with a list of what you're including in the pack, as modpack creators like yourself often find Neat Stuff I don't have the time to locate on my own.
Artifacts is 100% open source and I'm just glad people are enjoying it. Game On.

Welcome to the forum page of TimeTraveler, the ONLY mod that allows time travel in Minecraft! This mod currently includes the ability to go to the past and future, create paradoxes, and generate useful items from the paradox you collect on your journeys!

To start in TimeTraveler, find a Paradox Structure. In the altar in the center is a Paradox Cube; you will need NINE of them to make the Time Machine. On top of the Paradox Structure is a chest containing a Paradoximer; you only need ONE. Once you collect all nine Paradox Cubes, put them in a 3x3 crafting table in a square pattern to create the Time Machine!



To travel to the future, right click with the Paradoximer in hand. This will open up a GUI with a few buttons and a text box. Enter the number of years you want to go to the future, and you're good to go! Do note that the more years you're traveling, the longer it will take! To travel to the past, right click on the Time Machine to enter it. Right click again to open up the GUI. Click on the time zone you want to go to, and click Travel! Also note that the most recent time saved is still being written, so DO NOT go to the newest time zone!

Time zones are saved under the "/mods/TimeMod/" directory. For the future, one time zone is equivalent to one "year". One time zone in the past is equivalent to 1200 ticks in game. Time zones are an aspect of this mod that are definitely going to be expanded upon in the future; at the moment, they are simply a way to track and categorize the times, but eventually controlling and maniuplating these Time Periods will be a crucial part of the mod.

When a player destroys or places a block, the type of block, metadata, and coordinates are recorded and saved in the player's .ppd file (more on those later). When the player travels to the past, they will see themselves placing and destroying blocks EXACTLY as they did before. Tracking blocks placed by mobs has not been implemented, but should be due in the next couple of patches or so.

Movement, held items, thrown items, and head rotation are all tracked for replaying during the past. The player, upon traveling to the past, can see themselves moving around, throwing items, holding items, looking around, and doing the normal things players do. Currently, ONLY THE PLAYER is being tracked; in the next few patches mob tracking will be implemented.



A paradox will happen whenever a player mines a block. Every time a paradox occurs, a bar in the upper left of the screen increases. Each block has it's own "value" of paradox; for example, mining one diamond ore could equal 80 paradox, while one cobblestone could count for 8 paradox. Breaking a Time Machine will INSTANTLY kick you back to the present. When the player's paradox bar becomes filled, the player is sent back to the present with no paradox. If the player manages to return to the present by letting time run out, they retain the amount of paradox they obtained. Paradox can be collected from the player by using a Paradox Extractor; an Empty Bottle is necessary to contain the paradox, however. Once the player has bottled the paradox, it can be run through the Paradox Condenser to form Condensed Paradox, or to duplicate items. However, as soon as the Condenser is closed, all excess paradox is diffused into timespace, so be sure you have a good amount for what you want to do! Paradox will be used in useful items and blocks in the future; expect some in the next few patches. Due to paradoxes having occurred, however, negative events will begin to occur. The more paradox, the worse the consequences are.

Current Paradox Consequences:
Paradox Hunter:
The mob stats are as follows:
Move speed: 25% faster than the player (0.75F)
Attack strength: 5 hearts
Max health: 20 hearts (twice that of the player)
Armor value: 20 (full armor bar)

The mob has a rare drop of 1 Condensed Paradox.

These also spawn naturally (very rare).

Download:

Download Here

If you wish to help with this mod, post using the following template: IGN: What you want to help with:
Previous experiences:
What sets you apart from other modders:
Examples of work:
Do you have a github:
Can you debug:
The following spots are available:
CODING
CONTRIBUTIONS (depending on what you contribute. For example, an auto-installer).
TEXTURING (This is not an "official" postion you apply for. Send me the texture that you are applying with that you think can best any of the current textures, and I will decide from there).

NOTE: I'm putting the GitHub link here, so people can see the source and give feedback and ideas on how to make it more optimized and suggest bug fixes. And for the people who are just plain curious. https://github.com/c...ud/TimeTraveler
TEAM:

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Original posting of the time travel mod:
http://www.minecraft.../#entry11624971

New version for 1.7.10(0.7.6) This version fixes a longstanding bug that I thought I fixed, that is all, you can download it here:
http://adf.ly/1ZXeW7

In regards to updates:

As you can see this mod is 1.7, and minecraft has had 1.8 out for like a year now, and this mod is not updated, why is that? Simply put, the amount of things I need to redo to update to 1.8 is very large, and it is very hard to become motivated to put in the time to do it. That said, I think this mod is probably never going to be properly updated. It a point ever comes that minecraft modding stabilizes, I will probably rewrite this mod.

A quick note about texture packs:

Base

To craft most of the stuff for this mod, you will need to use this block:

The smelter, it runs on normal furnace fuel, but instead of doing what the furnace does, it works on only iron (It may work on gold in the future) you can smelt iron ore (but you get no XP) iron ingots, iron doors, cauldrons,
rails, and buckets into slag iron, which is the base for the rest of this mod (as of 0.5.1 smelting items that have more than one iron in them will use more fuel), now, this is great and all, but slag items are not very useful, so, we
are going to need a cooling rack:

This block is used to turn all slag items into there non-slag counterparts, it runs similar to a furnace, but it's only fuel is water (so, water buckets) As of 0.3.6 the cooling rack runs on both water buckets (8 items) and
snowballs (2 items) this will allow for you to make and use the things in the "slag" section.

Spinning wheel:

Is used primarily to make rope which can be used for a variety of things. once placed, you can right click on it to open this gui:

This block 'runs' off of iron and wood, (it starts with none) to begin using it, place a iron ingot and a wood plank into the slot on the far left (and provide it with power), it will then add to the condition bar on the left, as the
block works, it will remove condition from both the wood and the iron, when either runs out, it will stop working. it can be used for two things, the first is to turn wool into string, it can turn one wool into two string. You can
also place string into it and once it has three string it will output rope. In addition to all this, the block requires you to provide power to it, this power can come from torque, but you can also stand next to it (which you will
need to do before you get torque set up).

Torque

This is a power system that is used by this mod for various things (with more uses and generators to come).
Torque is defined as:
"the measured ability of a rotating element, as of a gear or shaft, to overcome turning resistance."
Esentially, this mod uses it to mean the amount of power a turning shaft can apply to something that would need a turning motion.

What it is in game:
The basic start to torque is the gear:

The gear builds into many of the torque related objects in this mod, additionally, if you right click a torque using block (generators, gearboxes, outputs) (some have Gui so shift-click) it will tell you some useful things about the torque that is flowing through that block. This is a massively useful feature, and will aid you greatly when you are trying to build torque based machines as you can keep track of where your torque is

Basic torque necessities

These are the building blocks for torque, you will use them to get the torque from your generators to your outputs.
The most useful and needed torque block that you will need is the gearbox:

Firstly, all of the generators will output power only into gearboxes, so you need these to collect the torque from generators. After torque is being sent into a gearbox, you will need to direct it, to do this, right click it to open
the gui:

In here you can see 6 slots that are labeled for the 6 directions in minecraft: Up, Down, East, West, North, South, you can only place gear items in these slots. Now, this is where it gets complicated, the gearbox will check
to see how many gears it has total in all four slots, and will then divide the total amount of torque it has by that number. After this the gearbox will ouput torque to all the directions that have gears in them equal to ( (
totalTorque / totalNumberOfGears ) * numberOfGearsInSlot ). So basically, if a gearbox is getting torque you can put gears as follows: 1 in Up, 2 in East, 1 in Down, and the gearbox will direct 1/2 the torque east and 1/4
up and 1/4 down, this means that the gearbox can be used to change the direction of torque as well as dividing the torque to get the right amount where you want it. It should be noted that the gearbox does not care which way it is getting the torque from, putting gears in it is only to direct the torque OUT of the gearbox, so you don't need to put gears into it to receive the torque, just to direct the output. Also, you are generally better off to direct the exact amount of torque to blocks that require set amounts so that you can use more on the blocks that can use any amount.

A block that is close friends to the gearbox is the torque shaft:

This block will be placed like a log and will simply transfer torque along it (you can not click these with gears to have them tell you anything). So, if you use a gearbox to direct some torque in a direction you will likely want
one of these as the next block in that direction, and it will simply transfer the torque in the same direction (which can be another torque shaft). It is worth noting that these blocks can and will transfer power into outputs, so you do not NEED a gearbox next to all your outputs (though oftentimes it is useful) These blocks can save you tons of time as well as quite a few materials if used
properly.

Generators:

The simplest is a rat wheel:

This block requires a rat to be next to it to provide the torque, the texture should also spin when it is active, when this block is active it will generate 1 torque and will output it to whichever gearbox in the four spaces around
it it checks first.

Windmill:
The main block that you need for this is crafted like this:

This block is your base that you must build the windmill around. It should be noted here that the windmill generates torque based on the height of the main block, and generates torque acording to the following algorithm: (3 *
( yCoord / 50 ) ). with a cap of 6, so it should get max power at anything above 99 and less power as it goes down. After you build the main block you need to add the rest of it, you can build it in two ways, the vertical:

or the horizontal:

Unfortunately, these designs have to be EXACTLY as you see them here, because it would be impossible to code all possible combinations. (but you can build blocks around these base designs to make them look better.
Both of these work if build right, the blocks (wool, planks, fence) need to be placed at the exact locations show in the pictures in order to get the windmill to run, however, these designs are made to be small and simple so
that you can make them bigger and thus look better


It is worth noting that the horizontal design is built on the 'back' of the windmill block (which will face away from you when placed). Additionally, the windmill will only look for a gearbox to output torque to that is in 'front' of it, meaning the side with the gear on it. Additionally, both of the windmill designs require 6 torque shafts in them, for vertical they need to be straight up and for horizontal you need two backwards and then four around the last one.


Water Wheel:

This is basically a different version of the windmill (texture WIP), in order to use this you, like the windmill, need a gearbox on the front (front looks the same), and you build the rest of the wheel out of the back. You need to have a precise number of other blocks in exact positions for this to work. Firstly, the water wheel block itself MUST be in a river biome, otherwise, you need blocks build out of the back to look like this:

These blocks are intended to serve as a base for other blocks so that you can build it however you want... kinda, but please don't just leave it like this, add some other blocks to make it look good:

Otherwise, you can not hook up two water wheel blocks to the same wheel, neither will work if you do. One water wheel will generate 10 torque.

Outputs (uses):

It is worth noting that all outputs will need 1 full torque to run properly, some may still function with less, but if they are not working all the time when they have less than 1 torque that is completely intended, and many will
work slower with less than one torque.

Spinning Wheel:
You already have, but if you want it to run faster and/or not have to stand next to it you will want to get some torque to it, it will run 1x faster for each torque you have greater than 1 up to a 3x faster.
this is a simple setup for just automation (which you will likely want to build so that you can make more rope for more gearboxes)


Grinding Wheel:

This block (texture still WIP) is rather similar to the spinning wheel, but generally has different uses. This block runs on stone flint, and uses it at a somewhat fast rate. This block can turn gravel into flint and can also turn wheat
into flour (see food section). Additionally, if you put items into it that are damaged it will repair them, however, it will only repair them to 2/3 of the total condition the first time you repair them and to 1/3, if you try to repair
them again they will break, additionally, this block does not exactly work with the base game anvil, as any item put into an anvil will break if repaired in the grinding wheel. This block works really slow with only one torque, but it will continue to get faster the more torque that it has, this is not capped.

the gui looks like this:

you can now also add diamond to the input slot (up to four, if it is powered it will take them right away) and it will add to the dia counter. If you have at least one diamond, it will allow you to 'sharpen' undamaged boarding axes, bayonets, and cutlasses (cutlasses keep enchants), which will cause them to do more melee damage. If you have four diamonds it will allow you to sharpen the 'sharp 1' items into even sharper forms. You also get your diamonds back if/when you break the grinding wheel block.


Bellows:

This block requires 1 torque to run, and will gain no benefit from having more, it will also have an animation if it is working, and a very broken looking animation if it has more than 0, but less than 1 torque, The basic use for
this block is to increase the heat of a furnace or smelter, and the air flow of cooling racks. Basically, those blocks will gain 'cooking' speed, which will decrease how much fuel you will need, each bellows will make the block
it is used on 1/4 faster. To use these, you will need to place them next to to block you want to speed up, and they need to be facing towards that block, when the block is placed it will face towards you. for clarity, this is the front:


Elevator:

(Texture WIP) This block, like the grinding wheel, is a uncapped torque user, meaning that the more torque to divert to it the faster it will work. To use this block you must place it next to a torque shaft that will be used as the
elevator shaft:

For clarity, you will likely want to put a (closed) trapdoor over the top, the elevator will go through it, but it will prevent you from falling after you get to the top.(see catch)
To use the elevator (assuming is has enough torque) you just right click it, if you want it to send you up to click the top 1/2 of the block, and if you want to go down you will want to click the bottom 1/2.
Elevator catch:

These blocks are only useful for elevators, and are used to 'turn' the elevator. simply put them around the elevator in the correct place, and they will turn you when you get to them.



A) the way to turn you elevator from going up, to going side to side
B, C, D) the way to turn an elevator while it is moving side to side
E) the way to make it start going up again
F) see A
G) how to make it go down again
Additionally, if you put one at the top of elevators in the A) position, it will move you out of the air so that you will not fall when you get to the top.

Slag

There are currently six slag items: Ingots, Plate (made by putting a slag ingot into the crafting grid (gives 4) recipe can be reversed), Hooks, Blades, Barrels, and Chain. to make most of these, you are going to need
molds, which are made like this:

With those you can make all the other items:

Hooks ^

Blades ^

Barrels ^

Chain ^
This will allow you to make all the Tools/Weapons in this mod.
As of 0.3.6 you can craft these items back into iron by placing them in the crafting grid.

Tools/Weapons

Note: all wood planks in the recipes can be any type, they are only different because TMI showed them that way when I took the screenshots.
To start with, the thing I generally make first, the cutlass:

It is basically a iron sword, but it has considerably more condition, however, it costs slightly more (2 1/2 iron, instead of 2) and it can't be enchanted (this will likely be changed eventually)Now, since we made chain, it is
logical to assume that we can make chain mail out of it, and that would be correct, it is made like normal armor.
Guns:This mod has three guns, the Musket:

and the pistol:

and the musket with a bayonet:

They all use the same shot, but the musket does more damage(Bug) and shots farther, but takes more iron to craft and takes longer to reload. The guns with take damage as you use them, and will eventually break.
The bayonet adds a bit of melee damage to a normal musket. When you craft you gun, it will be a "empty" gun, to load it, make some shot:

(The powder horn item above is made by putting gunpowder into the crafting grid, gives four) then hold the right mouse button for about two seconds (1 1/2 for the pistol, and 2 for the musket) and then release it, if you did
not hold it long enough, it will do nothing, but if you loaded it, you will "swing" the gun, and there will be a clicking noise, and then the gun will be loaded. To shot, simply aim at a mob with a loaded gun and right click (the
musket will do about 8 hearts of damage (I think?), and the Pistol will do somewhat less (not really sure)

Grenade:

At the moment, this is a item, that you right click to throw, and when it hit something, it blows up (In the future, I may make a impact grenade, and a normal grenade) with almost to power of TNT, however, it does not
destroy blocks, if you hit a mob with one of these, it will probably just kill it outright.

Net:

This is a item used primarily for combat, if you hold the item back for a while and release you will throw it, upon impact it will spawn a net entity:

this entity slows all entitys that are in its general area, to reclaim your net you need to craft a net reclaimer:

which you hold right click near a net for a few seconds and it will give you the net back.

Rope Ladder:

Rope ladders, in many ways function somewhat similar to vines, however, in order to climb the ladder you need to sneak while you are on it. Otherwise it will function similar to a ladder as you descend. The advantage this
has over a regular ladder is that if you right click a placed ladder with another ladder it will add another ladder at the bottom of all the ladders beneath it. Similarly, if you right click it with just your hand, you will remove a
ladder from the bottom of it. This allow for you to retract ladders from the top, and also let them down.

Boarding Axe:

This is, in my opinion, the most useful thing in this mod, if you right click it next to a wall, you will basically 'jump' from wherever you are (so, functionally, it is a ladder that you don't have to place), so you can use this to
scale cliffs, additionally, if you successfully rappel on a block, it will calculate and apply all of your fall damage, thus allowing to to rappel up and/or down large cliffs without taking any/much fall damage, I will note, this thing
does take damage every time you use it, but it has a lot of uses. Now, this is technically a separate item, but it is mostly useless without the boarding hook, it is called the tether:

If you have this in your inventory, and you sneak-rightclick with a boarding hook, you will 'tether' yourself to wherever you are, hold sneak and you will remain there (you kinda bounce around though -better in 0.0.4-, not
sure if it will be improved)(release sneak to fall) additionally, if you just right click with the tether when falling, you will tether yourself there, and you will not have to hold sneak, in fact, if you do press sneak, you will fall.

FoodStuffs

Fish trap:

This is a block that you place in water, and it will slowly generate fish inside of it (if you place it in the correct amount of water, it will emit bubbles to show that it is working, if it isn't emitting bubbles, you will need more
water around it, also, the Gui has only one slot, and this slot can only hold four fish at a time, so it doesn't just keep generating them without you. Additionally, some fish will occasionally escape, you can see this when you
open the Gui and the amount of fish in it goes down before you can grab them. As of 1.5.4 you can catch different types of fish by planting the right sea plants in ALL four spaces at a diagonal to the fish trap (which is kelp
for salmon, coral for pufferfish (all four different types of coral will greatly increase the rate), and anneminies for clownfish).
Salt:
Salt generates like any other ore, but it only generates in sand (as of 1.5.4 it will generate in salt mines as well):

It drops about 2-4 salt items when mined with a pickax, (in the future, I will likely make a way to manufacture salt from sea water, but I am unsure how I want to do it(feel free to suggest things )). This salt can be crafted
back into a block, similar to glowstone, or it can be crafted with steak, pork chops, cooked fish, baked potatos and cooked salmon, which gives you a salted whatever, the salt adds 2 to the hunger value, and 0.2 to the
saturation (steak gives you 8 hunger with a 0.8 saturation, so salted beef gives you 10 hunger with 1.0 saturation)

Flour:
(Made with grinding wheel)
This basically is a way to make wheat an actually viable food source, wheat turns into floor at a 1 to 1 ratio, which means that doing this makes wheat like 9 times better, and the crafting recipe to turn flour back into bread is
as follows:

Additionally, you can use flour to make chicken casserole:

Basically, this is 'salted' chicken and carrots, the food value is the same as steak, but it is also kinda here for nostalga, as making chinken casserole was one of the first mods I have ever made.

Cucumbers:
What type of mod doesn't add some random crop? Not this one, it add cucumbers, which has a very different farming technique, and are rather odd as far as food goes. First, you are going to need some cucumber seeds,
as of V0.0.4 you can now find cucumbers in ships chests which you can craft into seeds, and you can no longer get them from grass:Cucumber farming:

For ideal farming, you are going to want to plant them in the middle of a 3x3 area, like thus:Then you can wait for it to grow, where it will start to send out shoots to
surrounding blocks:(note, once a cucumber is established, it no longer needs tilled soil to grow, but the parent plant does need it to grow more cucumber plants around it)(Note: it does not do all of them at once)Once it does this, you can bonemeal the child plants to get them to adulthood, once at adulthood, they will begin to flower and then produce cucumbers:Once it reaches the one with the green cucumbers on it you can harvest some cucumbers off of it, you will need to right click it with shears, it will drop a semi-random amount of cucumbers before it reverts back to just normal 'adult', then you will have to wait for it to grow again.

The cucumbers restore only 2 hunger, but they do not take time to eat, just right click, and you will eat the whole thing at once. Aditionally, you can craft the cucumbers together with a salt (1 salt 1 cucumber = 1 pickle, 1
salt 4 cucumber = 4 pickle, 1 salt 8 cucumber = 8 pickle (all shapeless)). However, the pickles only restore 1 hunger, but they cure all potion effects, and they also eat instantly, and they stack up to 64... Unlike milk.Both
pickles and cucumbers have a saturation modifier of 0.2 as of V0.0.3.

WorldGen

A few things, remember that salt from a while back? Good, there is also a "ore" that generates just like the salt, that looks just like sand, that drops a gold nugget instead of sand, it isn't effected by gravity, and you
can't plant cacti on it, good luck finding any of it Boats:These spawn all over the oceans of minecraft (a bit too much perhaps) on them is one chest, and one MSP. The chest has assorted loot and a item you can only get from these chests: Pirate Medallion! Which is used to enchant ghostform armor, and may have another use in the future.The MSP is a edited mob spawner, the boat will spawn mostly one of the three types of pirates, but it will occasionally spawn one of a different type, just for kicks and giggles.Note: right now
all the boats face one direction, this will be fixed at some point.

Sea Rocks:Majestic spires spawning throughout the ocean, mostly these are for flavor, but they have uses. Firstly, they with drop smooth stone when mined, instead of cobble, but
that isn't the main thing. Secondly, the big ones (as in, the really big ones) have a chance to spawn a pocket inside them, and what could be in these pockets? most of the time, air, but sometimes you will get some good stuff:

It does has a small chance of spawning a considerable amount of diamonds, or even a chest!

Sunk Boats:

Pirates who had less fortune then the others, these can be found on the bottom of oceans or even rivers, right now they really don't do much, these are still rather WIP, I plan to change the look quite a bit, and add loot in the
future.As of V0.0.3 they have wood railing on top of the cabin, I an not really sure if I like this better. As of 0.4.2 these will spawn with cursed chests on them, these with have some amounts of loot that will very somewhat
from that of ships that are still above the water:

These chests also spawn the ghost pirates, I will warn you though, their drop is really good, you will likely spend a lot of time getting killed by them before you find out how to kill them.

Salt mines:
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Basically salt can now spawn underground in large deposits, that are generally circular in shape, they will have air pockets inside that will sometimes contain the remains of an old mine.

Sea Plants:
You have probably noticed the sea plants in some of the above pictures, there are three types:
Kelp:It can grow to 6 blocks tall, and can be farmed, although it has no real use at this point, it will likely be used in the making of salt.
Coral:This stuff also has no use, but it does emit light to make itself known, it has four types, with two grow stages: big, and small, you can right click them in the 'big' state to get a
coral item of that color, which you can use to grow them elsewhere (don't break them, they don't drop anything when destroyed)Note: all the coral blocks use one ID, and all the coral Items use one ID, the coral items have
names as of V0.0.4 however, they are all called "Kelp" this will be fixed, this will be fixed later.
Anenomie (or however you spell it):The most useful of the sea plants, there is no way to farm it (will be fixed later on(if you have an idea how these should be farmable, please post
it)) it emits light like the coral, but it will also poke mobs, just like a cactus.

Mobs

Currently, this mod adds five mobs, three pirates:Being: Cutlass, Gun, and Grenade.The cutlass zombies are much like normal zombies, except they are far faster, and do
much more damage (also: try luring one into water). The gun zombies basically shot you with pistols (although the damage they do it more like muskets). And the grenade zombies throw grenades at you (note: with no armor,
you can be killed by one grenade, with full diamond, you can take four grenades) These mobs are meant to be rather hard, and force you to use guns/grenades to kill them, These mobs also assume that you have armor, if
you don't, try not to fight them. These mobs spawn very rarely, except from MSPs where they will spawn rather fast, all of these mobs can drop considerable amounts of iron and/or gunpowder. These mods (except grenade) do part of their damage through armor.

Rats:
This mobs is still very WIP, it could use a new texture, and probably a new model, but that is coming later, right now they spawn and will generally try to move toward crops,
which they will then try to eat, They will flee the player, but it you manage to run one down (or trap it) you can feed it paper to tame it like a wolf, you can then feed it a chest to give it a chest, after which you can right click it
with iron plate to open the inventory. Otherwise you can toggle it's 'sitting' and following by right clicking it, it's texture will appear more sooty if they are sitting. If they are tamed, you can feed them cucumbers to heal them.
As of 0.6.3 you will need to tame at least one of these in order to use the rat wheel. Also: make sure to fence in your crops, they can make short work of many farms. Additionally, you can right click a tamed rat with a tether
item to pick it up, it is fairly obstructing to you, as you are using your hands to hold it, so many things will not work as normal, right click it again with the tether to put it back down.

Ghost pirates:

As you can see, they are underwater mobs, they spawn in the sunken boats and are very hard to kill (note, they have a buff that lets them instantly regain all their heath, you need to find out how to stop this buff to be able to
kill them) I will ask that you all try to kill this mob and tell me how hard it is to kill them so that I can better balance it They drop ghost wrappings that can be used to both craft and repair ghostform armor (in the traditional
armor recipes) I will notethat it will last far longer then any other armor in game (at least 16 times diamond, I think more). As of 0.5.4 the shoots the ghosts fire have a small chance to remove water breathing potion effects
from the player

In addition to this, if you right click the armor without medallions and with a ghost wrappings in your inventory it will be repaired about 1/3 of its total condition.

In addition to this, that armor can't be enchanted in the normal way, you need to use pirate medallions to enchant them (be very careful to only have one medallion at a time, and not to put the same enchant on twice). To
enchant, hold the armor in your hand with a medallion in your inventory along with an item to correspond to the enchant (make sure not to have any others) then right click with the armor, it will use up the medallion and the
item, and give it an enchantment. (note: some enchants don't work on certain armor (eg, helmets are the only one effected by respiration) so be careful enchanting things) the items needed for the enchants are as follows:
protection = iron plate
fireProtection = gunpowder trail
featherFalling = rope
blastProtection = grenade
projectileProtection = shot
respiration = kelp
aquaAffinity = coral
thorns = anenomie
This is not going to be the only use for the medallions, so be conservative.
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Mis/WIP

Gun powder trail:Remember that powder horn thing from before? Well, if you try to place in onto the ground, it will make a redstone like trail (texture still wip) if, fire were to be next to it...
Keg:

This block is a lot like TNT, but a few differences, them being: it has no fuse, and it is cheaper, no fuse!?!? you say, well, what else would you use the gunpowder trail for?
Cannon:

these are now craftable, you can craft them like this:

when you right click with the item this gives you, it will place a cannon at your current location, it should face the way you are looking, if it doesn't work you can right click it with rope to turn it a bit (though it really doesn't
mater which way it is pointing). To actually use this, you will need cannon balls which are crafted like this:



with more gunpowder being a larger explosion, to load, just right click with a cannon ball, now, to shoot it,right click the cannon to mount it, now look where you want the cannon to shoot, and switch your item for a flint and
steel (from your hotbar)and it will light the fuse, when the short fuse runs out it will fire, you will then need to dismount the cannon in order to load it again. If you want to get the cannon back, hold right click on it with the net
reclaiming item for a while... or you can destroy all the blocks around it.

Thanks:

Reviews:

A few notes:

I do NOT have a config made yet, that is one of the top things I plan to do.(config added in V0.0.2)
I do need a banner for this mod, if you want to make one. (made one myself, feel free to make a better one )
I would like to have a title image, if you feel up to trying to make one.
I do NOT plan to make moving boats. Ever. (see: http://www.minecraft...punt-whitehall/ made by Awger or
http://www.minecraft...assenger-seats/ made by the all around cool person BalkondeurAlpha. both are really
good ship mods)
I need a different name, feel free to post ideas.
Feel free to report bugs, but try not to post ones that I am aware of .
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