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At this point I think Azanor could poop in a bag and I'd probably still download it and install it.

Hey, wow, I didn't realize this was here but I endorse it fully. Nice job! I see you got pedestals in.. I had been meaning to do that for quite some time. I'm actually sincerely interested in getting back some traction on some of the mods I've contributed to, and this one isn't forgotten.

I have to apologize for not being prompt and responsive for so long, but I wanted you to know I appreciate you carrying the torch and keeping this mod alive. It means a lot to me that people enjoy my work enough to continue porting my creations to newer versions of Minecraft, even when I'm too lazy, tired, overwhelmed or just plain "beaten" to do it.

Thanks for taking the time, and I look forward to seeing [and hopefully contributing] more in the project.

Edit: PS, nice name "P3pp3rF1y" ;D

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Hey there!

I am having a strange problem with my minecraft, in which the bullets on the Hunter's Handgun are now shown. The gun is always asking for a magazine (on the UI in the corner). It registers the magazines, it fires, it works fine (it is just a graphical issue). My friend with an exact copy of my minecraft mod and config folders and in his, the bullets are shown once the magazine is inserted.

Thanks in advance!

• completely overhauled/rebalanced mappings (OP potions are a little harder to do)
• you no longer waste ingredients creating a potion essence that does nothing
• you can only get essence when an items effects coalesce (two or more ingredients share an effect)
• the duration merge is more generous (combine both durations, divide by 1.2)
• the amplitude of most mappings is now 0, max is actually 1. This is to prevent ridiculous stacking without using high-tier ingredients.
• Lots of bugs fixed. Standing in the cauldron no longer crashes. The particles are fixed.
• Saturation is now treated as an instant effect, like it's supposed to be.
• You can no longer use the same item twice in the mortar.
• This includes potion essences. You can combine an essence with a familiar ingredient to increase its duration or amplitude, but you can't combine two essences. Thus potions aren't infinitely expandable (to a degree)

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I really can't get the lantern of paranoia to work.

I have the lantern turned on in my actionbar.

I have torches in inventory.

I go somewhere dark.

It does not place torch.

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After a test whirl of the cauldron system and writing plenty of effect values down (though my base reagent was a Slime Pearl, which could've thrown my documentation off), I -love- the fact it turns brewing into something physical in the world, and one where the ingredients are somewhat fungible. Health-boosting food potions? Neat! Custom mixes of every debuff to chuck at your friends? Also neat! I wish you the best of speed and luck on the potion mappings-- I see the Caster right around the horizon, and from the design documents, I eagerly await it. Do you think you could show us its model in Techne or other programs? I lack the resources to wrap a texture into its model.

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lol all I thought when I read this was that isn't a shelf the proper place for potions?

• A staff that stores torches in itself, to save space, and can place them over long distances.
• A medallion that stores experience for you like a bank.
• A potion that spares you from death (and shatters) if you die with one in your inventory.
• Various items that absorb damage in exchange for hunger.
• A lantern that automatically places torches where the light dips below safe levels.
• An.. eyeball.. that extinguishes flames and reflects the various fireballs Nether enemies hurl at you.
• A coin that teleports items and experience to you over greater distances than normal.
• Crystals that store a specific kind of block or item (infinitely), like portable barrels.

Hunter's Handgun

The handgun lets you kill things. Recoil, knockback, reload speed and fire rate are based on your level. At level 20 (configurable), you are considered "maxed". Some of the mechanics are a WIP, and it is due for a very large overhaul. Model courtesy of MrHazard.

Handgun Parts

These are just used to create the gun.

Bullets

These are getting a huge overhaul soon, but here they are, for now.

Empty - Empty casings are what you're left with when you fire off a round. They stack up in your inventory and you can't do anything with them except craft them back into gold nuggets. It's always a 1:1 ratio.

[Grey] Neutral

Solid damage, relatively inexpensive.

Exorcism

These deal crazy damage to undead things.

Blaze

These are really strong and save resources, but are useless against fire-immune enemies.

Concussive

Very strong shots that have a small blast radius.

Buster

TNT in a bullet, careful with these, they're deadly.

Seeker

These chase down your targets so it's really hard to miss.

Ender

These chase down your targets and also have piercing.

WARNING:
Be advised that both Seeker and Ender bullets kill without discrimination. Some day we will make an ignore list so you can config "safe" entities.

Sand

These bullets cause blindness, very powerful in PVP. They also cause creepers to explode instantly. They are weakened moderately by rain.

Storm

These bullets super-charge creepers, so choose your targets carefully. They deal bonus damage when raining, and even more bonus damage during thunderstorms.

Magazine

It's just a magazine filled with 8 bullets of the same type. You can tell by the coloration on the magazine what type it is. These have the same tooltips and effects as their associated bullets, so check "bullets" to see the effects.

Again, holding right click with an empty gun will load a magazine.

Cross of Mercy

Deals bonus damage against the undead. Enchantable as gold, and obviously made of gold, for Touchstone of Midas purposes.

Holy Hand Grenade (Yep, I said it)

An extremely powerful thrown explosive. It's unique because it only hurts enemies. It doesn't destroy blocks or harm the person who threw it.
Obvious Monty Python reference.

Coin of Fortune

This coin teleports items and experience orbs to you, within about a 5 block radius. Right-click to toggle on/off.

With the coin in-hand, holding shift + right-click will roughly triple the range (about a 15 block radius) while the keys are held, for quick collection.

Twilight Cloak

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)


In low light (configurable level), the player with this in his or her inventory is invisible. As long as you're invisible, mobs will be unable to target you, even if you strike them.

Glowing Water

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Originally named "holy water" in the mod, this is a potent anti-undead weapon, with a splash-potion radius. It's useful for clearing out pig zombies and other undead enemies.

Glowing Bread

Infusing bread with glowing water makes it super nutritious, maxing your hunger with a single roll.

Sojourner's Staff

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Absorbs up to 1500 (configurable) of each torch you specify in your server configs. You can configure it to place anything, but it always does torches (vanilla) by default, in addition to whatever you want.

You can use it to place torches/blocks up to 30 blocks away, but every 6 blocks of distance increases the "price" of placement by one torch/block. (Thus, placing a torch 30 blocks away costs 6 torches).

If you have both this and the Lantern of Paranoia, the Lantern of Paranoia will attempt to use the Sojourner's stockpile of torches.

Lantern of Paranoia

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

A counterpart to the Sojourner's Staff, the Lantern of Paranoia automatically places torches in areas that are considered unsafe (light level adjustable in server-side configs). I want to change this later to be completely client-controlled, but for right now, it's still pretty awesome.

Touchstone of Midas

It absorbs glowstone from your inventory (configurable cost) and repairs gold items for a configurable price.
You may also add any item you desire to be repairable by it to your server configs, in a list.

Emperor's Chalice

It's an infinite water bucket, frankly. However, if you're not aiming directly at a block (as you would with a bucket of water) you will instead drink from the chalice and hunger in exchange for health. The amount is server-side configurable, via a multiplier.

Salamander's Eye

While held, nearby flames (and you, if applicable) are extinguished and Ghast fireballs are automatically repelled in the direction you are looking. Blaze fireballs are also automatically doused, although Blazes can still harm you if nearby.

Magicbane

The Magicbane is an artifact athame from Nethack I decided to do a small tribute to.

With a durability of 16, it's one of the most easily breakable weapons one can acquire. When striking you have a 50% chance of inflicting one of the following status ailments: Confusion, Blindness, Slowness, Weakness

Also, with each enchantment on the blade, the enchantment's level is added to the total damage. So a Fire Aspect II Magicbane would deal its default, plus 2 damage.

It's officially made of gold, for Touchstone of Midas purposes, and is thus enchantable as gold.

Witherless Rose

While this is in your inventory, you are immune to the wither ailment.

Condensed Potion

Note: these are due for a huge overhaul, and many recipes are being frequently adjusted. I apologize if any of these recipes are now incorrect.

Three kinds: the base kind (start here if you're new to crafting these), the splash kind, and the drinkable kind.

Note: These potions stack up to 16 and are typically stronger than their vanilla counterparts. There are also a few potions you cannot normally make in vanilla.

Base:

First, you have to create empty vials.


Then you fill them with ordinary water, by right clicking.

After you have vials of plain ol' water, you can mix "base potions":

Base splash:


Base drinkable:

Using these, one can create the rest of the potions.

Splash:

Love Potion #9 (Top left is a base splash potion, sorry.):

(This has no vanilla counterpart; it causes animals to.. well.. love each other)

Poison:


Acid (Pain):


Confusion:


Slowing:


Weaksauce:


Wither:


Blindness:


Ruin (Weak + Slow + Poison):


Fertilizer:

(Fertilizes a 5x5 area, extending your bonemeal at the expense of other ingredients)

Drinkable:

Speed:


Digging:


Strength:


Jumping:


Healing:


Regeneration:


Resistance:


Fire Warding:


Water Breathing:


Invisibility:


Infravision:


Combinations:
Note: these recipes have changed somewhat heavily, I apologize if any of them are nowhere near their originals. The recipes listed here are pretty old.

Potence (4x Jump + 4x Strength):


Celerity (4x Speed + 4x Digging):


Protection (4x Resistance + 4x Fire Warding):


Panacea (4x Healing + 4x Regeneration + Milk (cures negative ailments)):


Angelheart Vial:
(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)
Resurrects you with a little life when you die, you can keep many of these in your inventory.

Angelic Feather:

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Absorb fall damage in exchange for hunger, and gives you a minor jump boost.

Phoenix Down:

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Resurrects you from your inventory to full health, with a variety of buffs which can be disabled in your configs.
Reverts to an Angelic Feather when used once. Retains all the Angelic Feather bonuses while in Phoenix-Down form.

Dragon Claws

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Absorbs fire (not lava) damage for hunger.

Claws of the Firedrinker

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Absorbs fire and lava damage of any kind for hunger. Upgrade of Dragon Claws.

Squid Beak

Used to craft the components needed for the Kraken Shell. Dropped by squids.

Kraken Shell

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Absorbs drowning damage in exchange for hunger.

Altar of Alkahestry

This block does nothing unless placed in direct sunlight. Supply it with redstone (configurable cost) and after a certain amount of time (also configurable), it will generate a Glowstone block. Using Alkahestry, you can transform this back into redstone, hopefully for a profit.

Witch hat

Dropped by witches. Allows you to craft the Tome of Aklahestry. Also you can wear it if you want to look like a leprechaun.

Tome of Alkahestry

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)


Shift + Right-Click to activate. While active, it will absorb any redstone in your inventory. Place it in a crafting grid with certain [vanilla] items to duplicate them, for a cost.

Void Tears

Right clicking makes the crystal absorb whatever you're carrying the most of. Shift + Right-click makes it auto-absorb that item as long as it is activated, giving you a portable automatic inventory vacuum.

You can also right-click chests (or any inventory) to give/take to/from inventories. They're pretty handy.

Ender Staff

(has recipe, see NEI, coming soon)

Shift + Right-click causes it to absorb Ender Pearls to charge itself. It consumes this charge (configurable) to cast an Ender Pearl by Left-clicking, for teleportation. Unlike normal Ender Pearls, these don't harm you (and also tend not to get you stuck nearly as much). Holding shift + left-click causes the projectile to have greatly reduced gravity, allowing you to travel much farther.

Wraith Node

Right-click it with the Ender Staff and it will bind your Ender Staff to it, allowing you to return there at will for a (configurable) price of Ender Pearls.

Note that it will not work across different dimensions.

Lilypad of Fertility

Blocks near it will grow faster, assuming they use the same "code" as vanilla minecraft crops. The closer to the lilypad, the better it works (configurable). It takes it about a minute (also configurable) to warm up, and then it starts ticking nearby blocks.

I will be explaining the configs in more detail in the future.

Destruction Catalyst

Destroys "mundane" blocks for a (configurable) price, in gunpowder. There is a server-side config for which blocks are considered "mundane". Blocks destroyed in this way leave no drops behind.

Ice Rod

(has recipe, see NEI. Image coming soon)
Shift+right click to absorb snowballs from your inventory. Casts snowballs at your enemies that actually deal damage. Very strong against fire-immune (Nether) enemies.

Serpent Staff

(has recipe, see NEI. Image coming soon)
Spews rapid-fire poison globs at your foes. When struck, the mob will be debuffed, and rendered passive (harmless) for 15 seconds.

Interdiction Torch

(has recipe, see NEI. Image coming soon)
Creates a wall of force that prevents entities from getting near.

Dear future visitors
With the Minecraft Forum going read-only soon, I want to at least leave a link off-site so that you can find your way to more current discussions. I'll try to edit links into this post as long as I'm able, though eventually you'll need to check the mirrors if you want up-to-date information.


Downloads

• CurseForge - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/craftguide
• CurseForge project page - https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/craftguide
• uristqwerty.ca - https://uristqwerty.ca/mods/craftguide/

Source code

• Github - https://github.com/Uristqwerty/CraftGuide
• uristqwerty.ca - https://uristqwerty.ca/mods/craftguide/src/

Discussions

• Minecraft Forum (soon to be read-only) - https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/1277913-craftguide-v1-7-1-1
• CurseForge comments - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/craftguide
• CurseForge project page comments - https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/craftguide

Mirrors of this list

• Github - https://github.com/Uristqwerty/CraftGuide/wiki/Links-to-other-sites-and-discussions-about-the-mod
• uristqwerty.ca - https://uristqwerty.ca/mods/craftguide/links.html

CraftGuide: Quick access to a list of every crafting recipe in the game!

Quick links

• Download
• Changelog
• Modpack permission
• Video permission
• Source code
• API

It was created as a result of how useful Risugami's RecipeBook is, but how quickly it became a hassle to navigate once you have a hundred pages at the time. RecipeBook has improved greatly since then, though. (In my opinion, the single greatest change was the addition of the scroll wheel as a way to navigate quickly)



To create your own, just place a crafting table in the centre of a crafting grid, put a piece of paper in each corner, and fill in the edges with four books. There is also a keybind to open it without needing an item (defaults to G), which works even if you are playing on a server that doesn't have it installed.

Other useful features include small recipes as well as shapeless recipes having a visually distinct bsckground. Additionally, you can click on an item in a recipe to filter the displayed recipes so that only ones that require or produce that item will be shown (In this case, books). Use the clear button to go back to seeing them all.



One of the more recent features is a searchable list of items, to quickly filter out unrelated recipes.

Just right click while holding it, to see every crafting recipe in the game.

To navigate the list, you have a few options:
-The scroll bar: Just click on the slider, and drag it up or down to quickly scroll through the list.
-The up/down buttons: Quickly navigate one or ten pages at a time with the buttons above and below the scroll bar.
-Keyboard shortcuts: Arrow keys, page up, page down, home, and end can all be used if you prefer a keyboard over a mouse. Up/Down arrow keys scroll one line at a time, Left/Right and Page up/Page down go by pages, and Home/End can be used to immediately jump to the start or end of the list.
-Mouse wheel: If you have one, just spin it to immediately scroll the list! Number of lines scrolled can be configured to suit your preferences.
-Shift: Holding shift while scrolling will multiply the movement by ten!

At the end of the list, you will also find furnace recipes! Only ones that work in a regular furnace, though, and not any special furnace types added by a mod that specifically have their own separate set of recipes, unfortunately.

Some items show a * over the top right corner. That means that it will accept any variation of that item (for example, wool colour or tool damage). Others, with a small F in the top left, represent things in the Forge ore dictionary, which allows mods to use items like copper and tin in their crafting recipes, and have the recipes accept similar resources from *other* mods. A more technical description is that items that show the * accept anything with a specific item ID, even if the data values are different, while ones that show an F accept any specific items that different mods have declared interchangable (each of which may or may not accept any data value).



At the bottom left corner, there is a small triangle. Clicking and dragging it will allow you to resize the entire GUI. This is especially useful if you have a lot of space around the edges, allowing you to see often four or more columns of recipes at once.

Future plans:
Right now, I'm working on a fairly significant rewrite, to make it easier to set the appearance of things (anyone wanting to re-skin CraftGuide will be extremely happy), and more distant plans include adding an in-game settings menu so that anything in CraftGuide.cfg can be easily changed, without needing a text editor, or having to restart Minecraft to see the effects. Also, at some point I should really add a way to create a custom list of recipes, such as things that you often use, as a quick reference.

Installation:

1. If you don't have it yet, install either Minecraft Forge, or LiteLoader. I haven't tested it with every version, but it probably works for most of the recent ones. As of 1.6.1, CraftGuide only requires FML, which is included in Forge and also available as a standalone download.
2. Download a CraftGuide version for whichever loader you chose.
3. Place the downloaded .zip or .litemod file into .minecraft/mods/

Current version: 1.7.1.1 (No relation to the Minecraft version)

General Download Pages:

• Curse.com
• uristqwerty.ca (Experimental)

Minecraft 1.7.10, 1.8.9, 1.9.4, and 1.10.2 (and maybe miscellaneous versions in between):

• There are currently no alternate download links. Try one of the General Download Pages listed above.

Other downloads

Mod packs and distribution:
Yes. You may include any version of CraftGuide in any modpack.


Videos (and other things):
Yes. You may use CraftGuide in any videos, blog posts, screenshots, podcasts, school courses, university courses, political speeches, religious speeches, novel-length works of fiction, novel-length works of non-fiction, animated feature-length movies, and anything I failed to list earlier that you create or assist in the creation of.


Things for Minecraft 1.2.5 and older

Changelog:

Upcoming changes:
-planned

• Advanced filtering
• Saving favourites for quick viewing
• Perhaps a close button?

-still in progress

• Major rewrite of internal stuff.

Source:
If you want to make a custom version of CraftGuide, use bits of its code, or just see how it works, you can find the source code on Github.
If you want to use some (or all) of it in your own project, you are free to do so, though it would be nice if you mentioned CraftGuide in a text file or somewhere else where someone can find it.


API:
You can find the current source of the CraftGuide API on Github. It can be used to add, remove, or alter the recipes displayed by CraftGuide (not actually affecting crafting, just what is shown in the CraftGuide GUI).

A JAR containing just the API (source and non-obfuscated binaries) is also available: CraftGuide_API.jar

If you need help using it, or have ideas on how to improve the API, please send me a PM or some other form of communication.


Direct links:
If you don't want to use an AdF.ly link, you can get some versions directly (bit.ly'd for statistics only):

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Edit: Check out the Sound Filters mod by Tmtravlr.

Edit2: Or check out the Sound Physics mod by sonicether.

This mod adds reverberation effects to different environments and an attenuation mechanic to all blocks. All of this allows for sound-proof rooms, reverberating booms from a hovering ghast, and most importantly: eliminating the ever present moan from that zombie eight solid blocks below you!


This mod requires all users to update the lwjgl files installed with Minecraft in order to enable usage of these audio effects (instructions below).

BSM Installation:
I recommend creating a backup of the minecraft 'bin' folder first!

1. Update to the latest LWJGL release or nothing will work. (Note: once these steps are completed they do not need to be repeated when updating BSM or Minecraft unless you use the "Force Update" option from the launcher).
1. Download the latest LWJGL release for your operating system here (or at lwjgl.org).
2. Extract/copy the contents of the zip file to the 'bin' folder located in the main minecraft directory.
2. Download the latest Better Sound Mod version zip-file here (or directly below) and copy all of the class files to 'Minecraft.jar' with your preferred archive program.
3. Delete the 'META-INF' folder located in 'Minecraft.jar' if you haven't already done so.

Download:
LWJGL Java/Binary Update: windows, linux, macosx (or at lwjgl.org)
Better Sound Mod (BSM) Alpha-v0.0.16 (older versions)

Change Log:
Expand the spoiler to view older changes.

• Alpha v0.0.15 [1.5.0]
• Updated to Minecraft v1.5.0.

• Alpha v0.0.15 [1.4.6/1.4.7]
• Updated to Minecraft v1.4.6/1.4.7.
• Alpha v0.0.14 [1.4.5]
• Updated to Minecraft v1.4.5.

Mod Compatibility:
AudioMod: Yes. Install BSM after AudioMod.
Optifine: Yes.
Minecraft Forge: No (for now). Installing BSM after Forge will (mostly) work, but may cause crashes/irregularities with certain mods installed.
MAtmos: Yes.
GLSL Shaders: Yes.

Videos/Tutorials:

So I have been toying around with a few ideas (because thinking about TC is about all I have time for most days).

One of these has been a complete rewrite of TC from the ground up. I'm not just talking Thaumcraft 6.0 here. More accurately it would be Thaumcraft II.

In the past most of my updates have built upon previous versions and in general mechanics between versions had been evolutions instead of complete redesigns. This time around I am thinking about fundamental changes with only some of the core concepts and the flavor of the mod remaining the same.

The question is: should I? I usually get a itch to shake things up during a big update push, but this will probably be one of the biggest departures yet. Would you guys be cool with something like this?

You are probably wondering what I want to change. Honestly, I am not 100% sure yet.

One of the basic changes I am toying with is turning the whole burn-items-for-aspects thing on its head. I have floated the idea in the past with mixed opinions.

In short: Instead of breaking complex aspects down into simple ones it will work the other way around. You will start out with primals and combine them till you get the aspects you want. Burning items for aspects might not even survive this change - raw primal essentia will probably be gathered for worldgen crystals initially and later using some aura related mechanic. See what I mean with big changes?

What is your opinion on all of this?

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