Minecraft modpack inspired by Hytale and Stardew Valley, I will release it at the end of this month. (MineFantasy)
https://redd.it/1p0uncf
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I connected my IndustrialCraft 2's Matter Fabricator straight up to a 59k rf/tick NuclearCraft's fission reactor, that was a horrible idea
https://redd.it/1p0wcqe
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FTB StoneBlock 4... Currently Soft Locked with over 50 hours in
(solo world) I'm in the portal vault and have clipped into solid blocks when messing around in the duct crawling part... I cannot move and I cannot die, disabled auto feeding and waited to die but the damn vault literally won't let me die and just mocks me instead (unlike the first create vault that was full of archevokers for some reason)... Tried going into the playerdata folder and changing the pos in my corresponding UUID.dat but it seems to ignore the change and load me in the exact same position.... Any help would be appreciated.
https://redd.it/1p149y8
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(solo world) I'm in the portal vault and have clipped into solid blocks when messing around in the duct crawling part... I cannot move and I cannot die, disabled auto feeding and waited to die but the damn vault literally won't let me die and just mocks me instead (unlike the first create vault that was full of archevokers for some reason)... Tried going into the playerdata folder and changing the pos in my corresponding UUID.dat but it seems to ignore the change and load me in the exact same position.... Any help would be appreciated.
https://redd.it/1p149y8
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A PSA: It's okay to play.
There is a common trend I've noticed, especially in Discords for various mods, where people will come in and post questions about how to craft certain things or how to build certain setups or use certain blocks in the mod at their most basic functional level -- often stuff that is already covered by in-game documentation, or they really ought to just install JEI/REI/EMI.
This is a message to many of those players:
It's okay to just play.
You're a living, thinking person with your own brain and your own creativity. You can figure things out. You don't need a 50-step block-by-block tutorial baked covering every nuance baked into item denoscriptions. It's okay to try things out. It's okay to make mistakes and not be optimal. If you're worried about wasting resources, it's okay to have a creative test world, even more than one, and even to delete them and make new ones!
Part of playing a sandbox game is that it is a sandbox. Trying stuff and and trying to make stuff work is part of it. That applies to all aspects of the game:
- Not sure how to build stuff? Try building stuff. You have an eye for what you like, and even if you're not good now you can get good through practice.
- Now sure how to wire redstone? Try wiring redstone. See how the different components interact, build a knowledge of how the systems work and eventually you too can put together complex machines.
- Not sure what's the best way to run pipes for some machines, or the right ratios for processing? Throw those machines down, see how much they make and how much it costs! If you've got a creative world, lots of big tech mods even add creative item sources you can pull from infinitely, just for this exact use case of trying stuff out!
- And a specific one for Create addons, since that's what triggered my rant: if the ponder shows one way to build a contraption, I guarantee you there's probably more than one. Throw some blocks together. If you have technical questions you can't figure out, like exactly how certain blocks and lengths factor into output or cost, that's the best time to come asking in Discords, with your cool build you're making and your desire to see it to completion.
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What do you think? Is there a way modders or the modding community can better reach these players? A way of writing documentation that helps people help themselves that maybe we aren't doing? Is it even worth it to try?
https://redd.it/1p1c4cb
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There is a common trend I've noticed, especially in Discords for various mods, where people will come in and post questions about how to craft certain things or how to build certain setups or use certain blocks in the mod at their most basic functional level -- often stuff that is already covered by in-game documentation, or they really ought to just install JEI/REI/EMI.
This is a message to many of those players:
It's okay to just play.
You're a living, thinking person with your own brain and your own creativity. You can figure things out. You don't need a 50-step block-by-block tutorial baked covering every nuance baked into item denoscriptions. It's okay to try things out. It's okay to make mistakes and not be optimal. If you're worried about wasting resources, it's okay to have a creative test world, even more than one, and even to delete them and make new ones!
Part of playing a sandbox game is that it is a sandbox. Trying stuff and and trying to make stuff work is part of it. That applies to all aspects of the game:
- Not sure how to build stuff? Try building stuff. You have an eye for what you like, and even if you're not good now you can get good through practice.
- Now sure how to wire redstone? Try wiring redstone. See how the different components interact, build a knowledge of how the systems work and eventually you too can put together complex machines.
- Not sure what's the best way to run pipes for some machines, or the right ratios for processing? Throw those machines down, see how much they make and how much it costs! If you've got a creative world, lots of big tech mods even add creative item sources you can pull from infinitely, just for this exact use case of trying stuff out!
- And a specific one for Create addons, since that's what triggered my rant: if the ponder shows one way to build a contraption, I guarantee you there's probably more than one. Throw some blocks together. If you have technical questions you can't figure out, like exactly how certain blocks and lengths factor into output or cost, that's the best time to come asking in Discords, with your cool build you're making and your desire to see it to completion.
---
What do you think? Is there a way modders or the modding community can better reach these players? A way of writing documentation that helps people help themselves that maybe we aren't doing? Is it even worth it to try?
https://redd.it/1p1c4cb
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I made a Browser mod with a resizable PIP mode for the hud, MineChromium
https://redd.it/1p1bagq
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From the feedthebeast community on Reddit: I made a Browser mod with a resizable PIP mode for the hud, MineChromium
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Streamers locking in to craft Abominations but it modded minecraft
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Made a mod that lets you keybind common commands (and command shortcuts)
https://redd.it/1p1ew2h
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