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I knew this would be updated!

EDIT: oops

Let's face it, Minecraft isn't the game it once used to be. It is quickly falling apart, and the once loyal fanbase is dispersing to other games, or older versions of Minecraft. There isn't an achievement in playing anymore, and the game is simply too repetitive. Minecraft had its glory days, but now they are over. It was fun.

Since this function was added to dispensers, the backbone for this thread is no longer here. However this functionality can and should be improved upon.

1. When the fire is created, it acts as if the player placed it, activating nether portals and such
2. When the dispenser revives the signal, it will light a fire. That fire will be extinguished once the signal is removed
3. The flint and steel does not take durability damage.


The Igniter would be a block capable of setting blocks around it on fire when it receives a redstone signal, depending on the side it is facing of course.

Crafting:
(Credit to NitrogenSnow for image)

Placement is the same as pistons.
When placed, It will set fire to the nearest block, or on its top (only when facing up).



The fire will only be extinguished if the redstone signal is taken away, if the Igniter is removed, or if the block that the fire is on is removed.


Or:
A dispenser would be able to face up and down, as well as face a side. Placing flint and steel in the dispenser would act the same as the Ignition Block; when a redstone signal is received, a fire is lit, when the signal is removed, the fire is extinguished.
{An alternative method first suggested by NitrogenSnow}



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Quote from trown1222

SKY SENT ME HERE

SHUT UP ABOUT SKY

Ok. Every person who is about to say update please, read this first. To use this mod,
Step 1: Go to this site: http://mojang.com/2012/12/minecraft-1-4-6-pre-release/ and download the client minecraft.jar file.
Step 2: If you have mods installed, put your old .jar on your desktop or something.
Step 3: Put the 1.4.6 Pre-release .jar in your bin folder.
Step 4: Google MCNostalgia and click on the Minecraft Forum post.
Step 5: If you read the article, you should see that the project has been given to someone else. Click the link to the new post.
Step 6: Download MCNostalgia and open the folder. You should see and .exe file. Click on it. It should ask you to extract the files. Say yes.
Step 7: Open the .exe again. You should see a command prompt pop up. Hit enter. You should see a list of downgrade possibilities. 1.4.5 should be 140. If it isn't, type in the number next to 1.4.5. Otherwise, type in 140. Hit enter. It should say that the downgrade was successful but if it says error, make sure you put in the minecraft.jar correctly.
Step 8: Google Minecraft Forge. You should find a forum for it. Go to releases. Go to the 1.4.5 release and download it.
Step 9: Install Minecraft Forge. There are plenty of tutorials for it. - Here's a tutorial I found by TwoshotsGaming that looked fine to me and illustrates the last step.
Step 10: Download the Explosives+ 1.4.5 Pre-Release. Go to your .minecraft folder and if you don't see a folder named mods in there, make one. Otherwise, go to your mods folder and if there is anything in there, you should probably take it out. If you know otherwise, so be it but my advice is to take anything in there out. After that, put the Explosives+ .jar file from your download into the mods folder. Don't put anything in newsound or something like that.
Step 11: Enjoy!
Hope this helped and feel free to add on anything I may have missed. Btw I knew about this before Sky however he did resend me.

Good lord.....will you guys just stop it?
Stop demanding updates,it is against the rules! Mod creators can be quite busy with other things.
How would you like it if you were to go on holiday and your boss calls you and tells you to come back and start working immediately?

Currently cauldrons are pretty useless.

My idea for cauldrons is that you could use them to combine two separate potions into one potion but with both the effects of the two potions used.

Example:

Combining a strength 8:00 potion with a fire resistance 8:00 potion would give you one potion that has both of the effects.

The cauldron would have a GUI thing whenever clicked with anything other then a bucket of water (when empty) or a empty bottle (when it has water in it) it would have two input slots and one output slot.

You could also use it to get the extended level II potions currently only available in creative mode by combining an extended and a level II potion of the same type.

It would take two MC days for the potions to be combined.
You would not be able to combine a potion with multiple effects with another one.
For this the be done the cauldron would have to be empty.
The cauldron would have an appearance similar to the cauldrons when used for brewing back in the 1.9 snapshots whenever it has a potion in its GUI.
You would need to have an empty bottle in the output spot and 2 potions in the input slots for it to do anything.
You would be unable to combine a splash potion with a non splash (it has to be both splash or both non splash).

I am currently unsure whether combining non extended, level I potions should give you a level II potion or an extended potion.

there are a lot of these

EDIT: I like it now a lot better, more unique, and everything good job uniblue