Made a little mod for the people out there who like collecting stuff!

https://redd.it/1mdehbm
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Average Curseforge Experience
https://redd.it/1md9umg
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Am i cooking with my modpack?

https://redd.it/1mdegfi
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assembling machine of gregtech doesn't work
https://redd.it/1mdcw6t
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Today I decided to edit an out of date resource pack for the first time.
https://redd.it/1mdfa6w
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Who is greg and why is he tech?

I've been hearing alot about this greg guy and i don't know what's up with him. He seems to have some kind of connection to tech or something? Does anyone maybe know his number so i could communicate with this guy?

https://redd.it/1mdl4y0
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Weird Noise Texture with Distant Horizons

https://redd.it/1mdibqz
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1.20.1 Is Staying Relevant a Lot Longer Than I Expected

Back when 1.21 was initially released, I pretty much expected most of the modding scene to move over. I was already getting myself ready to port my modpack because 1.21's features felt like an interesting baseline for modders to work with.


But it's been over 2 years and 1.20.1 is still getting active support that other earlier-but-still-modern versions no longer get. And the ones that are no longer supported still has enough content to warrant staying. I've also commissioned a lot of private (possibly public soon) mods for 1.20.1 that makes me not miss 1.12 as much.

I just think it's cool that we have a "new" version of Minecraft with a respectably large number of mods to choose from. Not to the extent of 1.12, but enough for me to not have the urge to go back. 1.21 still has its exclusives, but 1.20 has mod support with authors that don't really have much intention to port forward.

I'm well aware that it's likely due to the whole rewrites in datapacks and other code changes I have minimal knowledge about. But the result of this is super convenient to me as a modpack developer!

https://redd.it/1mdp9le
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Liminal industries: I’m still stuck it’s been over an hour…
https://redd.it/1mdp9vp
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Special mod

I am certain that everyone has that one mod that when they see it in a pack - it's just an instant orgasm. Which mod is it for you?

https://preview.redd.it/99zgvs4k81gf1.png?width=292&format=png&auto=webp&s=600d4c5247a1c5da55b849097056ca2febb4501a

https://redd.it/1mda34t
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just started Liminal Industries, and I am enjoying it!

I always thought that survival/crafting in the backrooms would be great, especially if you took the logic of infinite indoors seriously and found meaningful exploits. And off the bat, I am happy.

Tearing up carpet to chip at the concrete, tearing down wallpaper to make knapsacks, sweeping up dust to make chalk to breadcrumb your way around, subsisting off silverfish until you can grow the hardiest of plants under the fluorescent lights.


I've only gotten up to the cobble stone generator, but it was fun getting there! I always like these highly unconventional survival situations, ones where you have to think like some crazy mix of MacGyver and Senku, it's always fun.


This mod pack is so fun and charming that I don't even mind the jank of playing it on the Steam Deck. (I did install controllable, and I'm only really having trouble with bringing the virtual keyboard up.)


I'm having so much fun! I really appreciate that I CAN'T break the walls, ceilings, and floors. Stops it from becoming another Stoneblock. It's cool that the carpet and wallpaper grow back like grass and lichen. I did knock out the circuit breaker for the area next to my base, does anyone know if I can bring that back, or is that area just broken forever?


First impressions: 10/10, even at disadvantage. Good premise, good execution.

https://redd.it/1mdsjq9
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Starter base in Seaopolis: Submerged with my friend, strong start!

https://redd.it/1mdsjl2
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