NOTE:
This Guide will no longer be updated as of June 23, 2017. I haven't played Minecraft in about a year and I have no plans to currently revisit the guide. It's been a great run for the many years it's been online and I would like to thank everyone who has contributed and to Sengir for the amazing Forestry Mod.
Don't expect another update as it's quite likely I won't do any followups. All the download links for the Bee Quest, if anyone is still interested, will remain up for those to enjoy. The guide will remain as is and I can no longer guarantee it's accuracy.
-TheYoHanSolo
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TheYoHanSolo's
Config Folder: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0Bxlav2sm19RVM3ZtYWUyVW9PWFU&usp=sharing
Download world: Coming Soon
Mods Required:
Bdlib v 1.2.3.48
Bibliocraft v1.5.5
Binnie's Mods v1.8.0
Buildcraft v4.2.2
CodeChickenCore v 0.9.0.9
CoFHCore v2.0.0.5
denLib v 3.2.6
EE3 v 0.1.142
ExtraUtilities v 1.0.3c
Forestry(Obviously)v 2.3.1.1
GenDustry v 1.2.3.78
HardcoreQuestingMode - v 4.0.5
IC2 2_2.0.397 experimental
InventoryTweaks v 1.56-b77
ironchests v 5.4.1.702
magicbees v 2.1.13
Natura v 2.1.14
neiaddons v 1.10.5.70
NEIPlugins 1.1.0.6
NotEnouchCodecs v0.1
NEI v 1.6.1.9
NotEnoughKeys 0.0.4
obsidianpressureplates v 2..0.15
OpenBlocks v1.2.9
OpenModsLib v 0.5.1
pluginsforForestry 3.2.30-hotfix
TinkerersConstruct for 1.6.4
Thaumcraft 4.1.0
Thermal Expansion 3.0.0.7
TiCTooltips 1.1.7
TMechworks 0.1.6
Waila 1.5.2a
WailaHarvestability 1.0.2
I'd like to thank everyone who has used this guide and posted it in other places and a big shout out to Leaf7 for contributing about 1/4 of this guide, Sengir for allowing this guide to be here AND FOR FORESTRY, Florastar for introducing me to Extra Bees and for telling me that the vindictive branch of bees wasn't released YET(they are now), Binnie for his awesome mod(s) and for being a friend on the forums, Direwolf20 for without him I wouldn't have even tried to make this guide and for introducing me to the world of tech modding. Benitos Lair for making a video that had the guide in it and finally to everyone who has PM me about the guide, everyone who has liked this guide, everyone who has posted the guide somewhere else, everyone who has posted on this guide and everyone who has use it.
PLEASE READ THIS:
I don't have a twitter account nor am I on Heroes of Newerth. There is a person on twitter taking my name. I repeat, I DO NOT HAVE A TWITTER ACCOUNT. Here is the URL to the imposter: https://twitter.com/TheYohansolo
I have just noticed this and it is not me. If you know of any more things of this PLEASE PM me with the details or comment because it saddens me. Please don't take other people's names or creations as your own.
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A note to all:Some of the extra bees bees require GregTech, an expansion to Industrial Craft 2. I will put a GT next to the ones that require it.
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Here is forestry:http://www.minecraft...-28052012-1462/.
A big thanks to SirSengir for letting me start this topic.
Official permission statement:
DISCLAIMER: If you don't want to have bees spoiled, don't read.
The First thing you want to do is is locate bee hives:
\Ok, you have to craft a scoop and left click on a beehive and it will drop 1 princess and 1-2 drones with a chance of a Valiant bee.
Foresty Bees:
Apis Branch (Also known as the Cultivated Branch):
Heroic Branch:
Infernal (Demonic) Branch:
Industrious Branch:
Imperial Branch:
Edenic Branch:
Austere Branch:
Agrarian Branch:
Frozen Branch:
Monastic Branch:
End Branch:
Vengeful Branch *Now Accessible*:
Festive Branch (Only available April 6th-15th):
Also what they do is a surprise.Boggy Branch:
Most bees require regular flowers, but a certain few bees require different "Flowers" such as Nether Wart, Vines, Cactus, Ferns, etc.
Extra Bees portion :
Link to add-on: http://www.minecraft...ts-and-liquids/
Go check it out and say: The YoHanSolo Sent You
Barren Branch:
Hostile Branch:
Rocky Branch:
Rusty and Metallic Branch:
Mineral Branch:
Precious Branch:
Gemstone Branch:
Nuclear Branch:
Agricultural Branch:
Historic Branch:
Fossilized Branch:
Refined Branch:
Aquatic Branch:
Saccharine branch:
Volcanic Branch:
Viscous Branch:
Virulent Branch:
Caustic Branch:
Energetic Branch:
Shadow Branch:
Primary Branch, Secondary Branch, Tertiary Branch:
Beastly Branch:
It produces Honey Comb, Pollen, and Purple-tinted comb.Quantum Branch:
Frozen Branch:
Magic Bees Section:
TBA
GenDustry Portion:
Official Permission Statement:
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Yeah, sure
These are the bees in Agrarian skies that give you dye. To get a Red bee, combine a Common and a Diligent bee. To get a White bee, combine Wintry and Diligent bees. To get Brown bees, combine a Tropical and Diligent bee. To get a Yellow bee, combine a Modest and Diligent bee. To get Blue bees, combine a Forest and a Diligent bee. To get a Black bee, combine a White bee and a Diligent Bee. To get a Purple bee, combine Red and Blue bees. To get Pink bees, combine Red and white bees. To get Green bees, combine Yellow and Blue bees. To get Cyan bees, combine Green and Blue bees. To get Gray bees, combine White and Black bees. To get Light Gray bees, combine Gray and White bees. To get Magenta bees, combine Pink and Purple bees. To get Orange bees, combine Red and Yellow bees. To get Light Blue bees, combine Blue and White bees. All these bees produce their corresponding color combs.
Read Carefully: Mixing naturally occuring bees may give you something even more common. Crossing something common with naturally occuring bees might cultivate it. Cultivated bees can branch off into at least three different directions. Sinister bees are cultivated but also modest.Jungle climes also seem hellish. Heroes lurk in dungeons and have found refuge in forests. The frugal and austere like it hot.Beware dragon. Rural are diligent and plain.
Summary:
Common + Meadows or Forest = Cultivated
Industrious Branch:
Cultivated + Common = Diligent
Diligent + Cultivated = Unweary
Unweary + Diligent = Industrious
Imperial Branch:
Cultivated + Common = Noble
Noble + Cultivated = Majestic
Majestic + Noble = Imperial
Demonic Branch:
Modest + Cultivated = Sinister
Sinister + Cultivated = Fiendish
Fiendish + Sinister = Demonic
Austere Branch:
Modest + Sinister or Fiendish = Frugal
Frugal + Modest = Austere
Endenic Branch:Tropical + Austere = Exotic
Exotic + Tropical = Endenic
Heroic Branch:
Valiant + Stedfast = Heroic
Rural Branch:
Diligent + Meadows = Rural
Now for the tree breeding!Tree breeding requires at least 1 queen (Rural Works the best)in an apiary near by.Once you have at least 2 trees of different types around the apiary, you should eventually see a different colored leaf block. There is a chance a sapling will drop. Analyze it with a Treealyzer. DO NOT READ unless you don't want the next version of forestry to be spoiled.
Mundane Larch:
Benitos Lair made a video and included the guide!
Copyright 2017 TheYoHanSolo © Legal stuff:
If you have learned any combinations for the Extra Bees add-on for forestry, tell me (assuming I haven't found it out) in the replies below and I will add it to the guide and you will get full credit Update: Forestry Has updated with tree breeding! Go check it out, It also means extra bees portion of the guide will be updated again.
If you verify the pronunciation of any other names at Mojang, or connected to it, then please post them here.
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Yeah, if you're going to link the the utility, link directly to the developer's page for it. Otherwise, no telling what people are downloading.
BTW, I don't care what file it actually is, I treat all direct links like this as viruses and ignore them, as EVERYONE should.
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If you don't want dragons, don't visit the End dimension. If you don't want to fight the boss, use your ASWD keys to go the other direction. If you don't like the way a game is headed, use the well established and published avenues to voice your opinion.
If things don't go the way you want overall, you have 3 choices.
A] Hit the "X" in the upper right and play something else (or better yet, go outside!!! You know, that place with the crappy lighting engine that hurts your eyes and the super realistic physics engine that can actually hurt the player).
B] Learn to program and build a game tailored to your liking.
C] Cry me a river, build a bridge, and get over it.
Crying like a baby on the forums is not a valid option.
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You can even move the glowstone 1 farther away for an even better look
Chandelier alternative: Put a decorative block (gold, iron, various wool colors) 1 block away from the ceiling and surround with torches. Place fence between block and ceiling.
Wall alternative. Stagger 1 half block and 3 to make castle-style walls that are still mob-proof (except spiders who can climb it).
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And yes, they are your friend. You have a lot of them there, too.
ATTACK!!!
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ProTips for Mob Spawners:
1- Make your room at least 2 high.
2- At least 24 blocks away from where you commonly stay. 24 above is a good choice due to the fact that gravity keeps you on the ground and away from the spawner.
3- If you don't want Endermen pulling it apart, make it out of "man-made" materials (1.9.x and up). Wooden planks work well.
4- If you don't want spiders, place half slabs every 3 blocks. Spiders need a 3x3 area to spawn in.
5- If you are using a spawner, you MUST be within 10 (maybe 16) blocks for it to spawn mobs.
6- Ceilings keep it dark. Redstone torches provide enough light to see, but won't prevent spawn. They might reduce the rate, however. Not confirmed.
7- For slime farms, make sure that it's well lit from above and in a chunk that spawn slimes. Http://mcslimes.appspot.com/ can help locate those chunks.
8- Light up EVERYTHING around. All caves and grounds within 140 block from game ceiling to bedrock. Don't be stingy with the torches. Torches have a light level of 14, which reduces by 1 for every block away from it (2 for diagonal). Water reduces that by 2 per block. Mobs will spawn at 7 or less.
9- Mobs cannot spawn on "non-solid" blocks such as half slabs, stairs, glass, etc. If it lets light through, they can't spawn on it. Also water and lava prevent spawns.
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Basically what it says is that it will be on for all conditions unless A is on and B is off. Useful for checking if a circuit is outputting a specific state.
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