I hate to break it to you but sod is not a building material.Sod or turf is grass and the part of the soil beneath it held together by the roots, or a piece of thin material.
I hate to break it to you but you're wrong. Following passage of the Homestead Act by the US Congress in 1862, settlers in the Great Plains used sod bricks to build entire sod houses.[3][/sup] While it might be hard for some to imagine sod as a suitable primary building material, the prairie sod of the Great Plains was so dense and difficult to cut it earned the nickname Nebraska marble. Blacksmith John Deere made his fortune when he became the first to make a plow that could reliably cut the prairie sod.[4]
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I plan on expanding the mod with future updates, but armor and tools will never be a part of the mod. The Sod Mod is based on the real life building material.
Welcome! Quick intro, the name's Wizard. I've previously been known as ThePacafist and ellis1661. I'm delving back into the modding world by remaking some of my older mods.
Current Version: The Sod Mod 1.0
Download Count: 15
This here's The Sod Mod! (future updates are anticipated)
The Sod Mod basically just makes dirt a little more practical. This is useful for people who want to live in Plains biomes, or all those Irish Minecrafters.
In case you didn't know, sod is a real thing. It's like bricks and building material that's dirt based.
Mod Contents:
Sod (Item) - Crafted from dirt. Yep, just dirt. Stick it in your crafting inventory
Sod Bricks (Block) - Crafted from a 2x2 square of sod (like Stone Bricks)
Fertilizer (Item) - Crafted from Sod surrounding a wheat seed. Used like bone meal (may have to spam click a little)
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I hate to break it to you but you're wrong. Following passage of the Homestead Act by the US Congress in 1862, settlers in the Great Plains used sod bricks to build entire sod houses.[3][/sup] While it might be hard for some to imagine sod as a suitable primary building material, the prairie sod of the Great Plains was so dense and difficult to cut it earned the nickname Nebraska marble. Blacksmith John Deere made his fortune when he became the first to make a plow that could reliably cut the prairie sod.[4]
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public boolean onItemUse(with 10 prams)
{
don't know what to put here
}
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Here's the solution
public boolean onItemUse(ItemStack par1ItemStack, EntityPlayer par2EntityPlayer, World par3World, int par4, int par5, int par6, int par7, float par8, float par9, float par10) { return ItemDye.applyBonemeal(par1ItemStack, par3World, par4, par5, par6, par2EntityPlayer); }1
Current Version: The Sod Mod 1.0
Download Count: 15
This here's The Sod Mod! (future updates are anticipated)
The Sod Mod basically just makes dirt a little more practical. This is useful for people who want to live in Plains biomes, or all those Irish Minecrafters.
In case you didn't know, sod is a real thing. It's like bricks and building material that's dirt based.
Mod Contents:
Sod (Item) - Crafted from dirt. Yep, just dirt. Stick it in your crafting inventory
Sod Bricks (Block) - Crafted from a 2x2 square of sod (like Stone Bricks)
Fertilizer (Item) - Crafted from Sod surrounding a wheat seed. Used like bone meal (may have to spam click a little)
A video review could be featured right here!!!
Download The Sod Mod 1.0 Here!
Old Versions:
Installation:
2. Unzip the Mod
3. Drag the mod into: AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/mods
4. Enjoy!
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