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They can still be placed the old way by placing them on the top of a block. These areas are generally best kept further from any type of residential or commercial zone since their function is often practicality over appearance. Added Hardcore Wood, which assigns different burn times to different wood types in the furnace. Changed shears to consume more durability when they're used to harvest Creeper Oysters. Created custom icon for flour to help differentiate it from sugar. Short version: all potions now effect undead the same way they effect other mobs. Fixed problem with Wicker blocks dropping Soap blocks when cut by the Saw. If experienced mod users can review these and let me know if there are any issues with them, I'd be much obliged. Reorganized the way the mod assigns block and item ids, to hopefully resolve an incompatibility problem with other mods. These are usually in a brownstone-like design, which the store on the bottom, and 1 or 2 floors on top of three shop. Ender pearl launcher: If you know how to make an ender pearl launcher, you can do that and allow your citzens to travel large distances. Removed the ability to place string as a block, as it never worked particularly well and conflicts with some of the design intent behind early game storage of items as blocks in the mod. Added magical visual effect to the Soul Urn. Added Packed Earth as a new block type. Changed boats and minecarts so that they don't collide with items. Added bread to Hardcore Baking (silly oversight on my part in the last release). You have the rights of all things except the crime of any kind. Fixed problem with Hearty Stew not working with pork, mutton, or wolf as an ingredient. Changed (tweaked) the Block of Bone texture slightly to appear a little more aged. Changed mushroom biomes so that monsters can spawn in them to prevent them being total safe zones, which can ruin the early game experience if you spawn near them, while together with the above changes preserving their character of being barren and lifeless. Changed cactus blocks so that they can only be placed /replanted in Planters. Note that the baskets will close automatically when you walk away, but you can also close them manually by clicking on the edge of the lid (a box will appear when you're over the right area). Similar to the food stack change above, this will not affect existing stacks. In other words, a water block must have a valid source in order to fill a bucket. Thanks to Sarudak for originally proposing this idea, and for going so far as to create a BTW add-on mod that convinced me of what a great idea it is :). I just mention it in case any odd or buggy behavior shows up as a result, in which case you should let me know. Changed pigs to drop 1 to 3 pork chops on death instead of 0 to 2, to reflect upcoming changes to vanilla, and to further incentivize their use in Tallow production. A good idea would be to hook this up to an XP farm. This should also allow axes from other Forge mods to take advantage of the axe tweaks as well, and be effective on BTW blocks. Updated the mod to version 1.3.2 of Minecraft. It is made by combining cooked meat or fish with bread in the crafting grid. Fixed a progression bypass I had accidentally built into Blacksmith trades in the last release. Only for people that are new to city. Removed the Ocelot's ability to eat fish laying on the ground as it was causing bugs with untamed Ocelots entering breeding mode and was not an intentional feature. Added a new villager trading system which is left for the player to discover. Fixed problem with rope sometimes disappearing at certain viewing angles on top of a moving Anchor. Changed trap door filter on the Hopper to allow narrow objects (bones, arrows, sticks, etc.) A path!). Changed Hibachi to accept Redstone current From Block Above. Ive tried, it doesnt work) Ghost – Light level zero (not required to go to bedrock to breed, just zero light level) Nether – NetherRack next to egg Aether – Very High Up (Go up so high, that for sure youll die from falling: way above the clouds to be sure) What you do in it is all up to you. Changed the recipe for melting down the trip wire hook in the Crucible to only return 1 nugget, to match the recipe change in the last release. Changed (refactored) the refined tools code to consolidate the functionality that makes regular tools effective against particular blocks with that for the refined tools. Added a new variety of XP orb that is dropped from mobs and animals when they are slain by something other than the player. Changed the 3D model for the unfired Urn to give it a top. You can make it using quartz or any other material, with windows going from floor to ceiling, etc. I figured out a way to do this without messing with overall worldgen so this and the following changes shouldn't cause seams in existing worlds. Added Hardcore Explosives to the mod. Changed workbenches to not harvest as quickly to better communicate that they always break on removal. Fixed problem with being able to apply a Breeding Harness to an animal that's already wearing one. They now have the same size collision box as items do. Fixed problem with damaged items not being able to be melted down in the Crucible. Ki Charge! Fixed problem with Water Wheels and Wind Mills occasionally duplicating when the axle they were attached to was pushed by a piston. Changed Saw to output 6 wooden planks (instead of 4) when processing a wood block. This doesn't appear to happen on chunk load, but rather as a result of collisions with other animals. Alternative URLs can be found on the BTW forums. The programmed game-play is almost non-existent. The army and/or bodyguards are highly respected positions. Fixed an issue with some smoke particle effects acting weird when the player got near to them. Added ability for the Detector Block to see Broadhead Arrows. Added recipes to convert Fabric and Rope back into Hemp Fibers for storage purposes. Added ability to grind flowers in the mill stone to produce dyes. This should make jungles more dangerous places overall. Removed ability of the Block Dispenser to pick up skulls due to code complications. Added the ability to eat pumpkin seeds, because coming across a pumpkin while starving to death and not being able to eat it sucks ;). Rejoice! Maps mounted in frames will not display properly when you load a saved game if they are not exposed to the sky. Surround the empty lot with planks or yellow terracotta or some other visible material to make a boundary and start building! Note for texture pack artists: This uses procedural textures (textures generated by code, not data) similar to how things worked in vanilla before 1.5. Given such items are iron-based in BTW to begin with, this tends to fit. Working in much the same way as Biomes O Plenty, LotsOMobs adds a staggering 25 new mobs to further enrich your Minecraft world and make your biomes that … If someone has low amounts of money, force them into work. The details of these are left to the player to discover, but one thing to note is that you can build out sideways with them if proper care is taken. Fixed problem with fat levels not being properly communicated to other players in multiplayer. Axes and swords are still efficient at cutting through webs, but if you want the string from them, you'll need to harvest with shears, then use the above listed crafting recipe to convert it to string. Changed the Slats filter in the Hopper to allow Hemp leaves to pass through. Added the ability to render Ink Sacks into glue at an 8 to 1 conversion ratio. Fixed problem where Ropes could be attached to upwards facing Anchors. Changed the sounds when placing Chisels as blocks to better reflect the block material they're being placed in. Note that the shape of the Lightning Rod will adjust slightly if there is a Candle above it to make it look more like a candle holder, and like before, Lightning Rods may be stacked to form one of the desired height. Removed ability to make clay blocks out of Nether Sludge. ***WARNING***: This fix will delete the contents of Cauldrons already in your world. Added additional hunger consumption when you swim vertically upwards. It is created by cooking either raw steak, pork, mutton, or wolf, along with carrots, potatoes, brown mushrooms, and flour in the Cauldron, with 5 bowls for the individual servings. Fixed problem with melon or pumpkin stems growing on planters being able to overwrite occupied neighbouring blocks with the melons they produce. On the bright side, there's still at least one thing left not to be the least bit concerned with. Removed particle effects originating from beacon powers as they provided little in the way of information, and got really annoying in bases with beacons in place. Added the ability to speed up boat travel if you are holding a sail (the item used to craft wind mills). With the addition of Screw Pumps, it is now the official mode of play for BTW, but may still be disabled through the mod config file if you have no concept of fun ;). Added ability to melt down rails in the Crucible at 16 to 6 rail to iron conversion ratio. This was done to further promote caving as the mining method of choice in the early game, as well as to introduce a greater amount of variety and a number of interesting aspects into the gameplay experience that are left to the player to discover. Changed (reduced) the amount of hunger that melon slices restore slightly for balance. This will make no one able to create more by just printing it and thereby make money safer and that will let investors and companies thrive. A similar government system to Winner Takes All. Ender Slag is produced as a result of cooking end stone in a Kiln (instead of Brimstone, and along with White Cobble). Made changes to Mojang's wolf-code so you can still order them to follow you even if they glitch out and don't recognize you as their owner. Added wood Siding, Moulding, and Corners for each of the different colors of vanilla wood, as it just felt really weird without them since the different colors were added to the game. Tanned Leather armor has the same protection values as regular leather, but twice the durability. teleported into a pit of lava) or imprisoned (i.e. You could have kits to build either type of, Drug store: A store which sells only potions with positive effects, especially. Added a Soap block (made with 9 pieces of Soap), along with return conversion recipe. I will likely continue to add further such optimizations to the mod in the future, as time allows, so this should be considered a first pass. Changed the mod's reliable block update code to only apply to blocks that actually need it (redstone based, mech power, etc.). Changed (increased) the amount of time it takes to harvest blocks "by hand" when an appropriate tool is not used to further emphasize the advantages of proper tool use. Fixed problem that was causing the game to crash when a Companion Cube was placed in the Mill Stone. Public transportation hubs can create efficient travel. Changed pet Wolves to ditch their collar and display the angry texture if you piss them off. Below mentioned is the list of mods that use the BspkrsCore classes. These may be crafted either with 3 Moulding of the type in a horizontal row, or the vanilla recipe of 6 full blocks in two horizontal rows for stone-based blocks (i.e. Some areas may work best with tall apartments. :). Ice – ice next to egg (not packed ice. The recipes remain unchanged otherwise. This may be useful to add-on authors. Added the ability for pigs to eat Kibble. Changed a few other minor villager trades here and there, particularly peasant trades. Fixed Buckets not dispensing properly out of vanilla dispensers in SMP, with Hardcore Buckets disabled. Changed Zombies and Skeletons so that they drop any armor they are wearing or any non-standard equipment they are carrying on death at a greatly increased rate (sometimes the equipment breaks, but most of the time you get it), because chasing after a rare armored mob to only have it drop nothing is hela-lame. Fixed a problem where several mod fence recipes were outputting only 2 blocks instead of 6. The deeper within the city, the more urbanized the housing generally should be with larger buildings. Fixed problem with Boats and Minecarts falling through upwards facing Block Dispensers. Changed the way Stoked Fire updates to be MUCH more reliable. Fixed problem that was causing add-on authors to have difficulties updating to version 4.58 of BTW. This means you can now have two sides open on a Kiln to aid in automation. Added a new Clay Block which is crafted with 9 Clay Balls either in the crafting grid or through Hardcore Packing. This will hopefully make the large number of trades that must be performed to get to the end much more convenient overall. Added crafting recipe to recombine Wickers Slabs back into Wicker Blocks. The time it takes for saplings to grow into trees has *greatly* increased (they should now take longer than any other plant to grow), meaning that particularly in the early game, the player will be much more dependent on existing forests for wood, surviving in an area devoid of trees will be much more difficult, and tree farms will need to be much larger to keep up with the same demand. If you make a tunnel, it should be at least three blocks tall so players riding horses can use it. Changed (reduced) the volume of the sound that clay and Unfired Pottery make when being rotated on the Turntable. Added the ability for Mooshrooms to spread mycelium to nearby dirt blocks. Changed the Grate recipe to consist of 5 Shafts in a '+' pattern, with either 4 Hemp Fibers or String in the remaining grid spaces. Obviously, this only affects newly generated villages. Fixed problem with melon and pumpkin stems not displaying properly when the seeds were first planted in Planters. Sorry guys, but it was way too open to exploits. Here's a list of common currencies with notes about their usage: Note that you do not need a currency as you can do trades and such, but it is a more fun alternative. Other type of houses that don't fit in these categories: There are many, in fact, countless types that don't fit very well into any category mentioned above. It's a technocracy mostly because the server rules do all the real work of governing. This can also be disabled in the config file, but otherwise, no more squid jamming up your mob traps, or finding shallow pools of water containing stranded squid! Removed "fcUseDefaultLightTextures" from the mod's config file as it was no longer really relevant anymore with the custom texture packs that exist for the mod, and complicated the switch to the Forge texture system unnecessarily. Job Search Center: A place that helps those new to the server to find work. Changed priest villagers to have an extra trade slot available at high level to help offset some of the lack of variety in their trades. This is to help reduce the amount of time that people playing cooperatively will have to spend apart from each other, but since this only functions for a limited part of the progression, keep in mind that you'll want to switch to using soul sand to track each other down at some point. Added "smouldering" state to the Campfire, that will allow you to relight one that's burned out for some time afterwards, just by adding fuel. Made the recipe for making two panels into one wood or stone block, shapeless. Fixed problem with the Stewing Pot inventory GUI being labeled as "Crucible". Added support for jungle trees into the mod. Microwave- Same as solar, but place the daylight sensors on a space station that is beamed down with. To help with this, I've added "old" to the name of each of the blocks that may be problematic (e.g. The common people hold most of the power. Changed (tweaked) several aspects of the way items behave in water with Hardcore Buoy enabled to create a more refined experience where they act in a way that feels much more natural. Reduced volume of sound-effect when Gear Box powers up. Changed the Ocular of Ender to use ender pearls in its recipe instead of eyes of ender. Changed the way mod blocks are added to creative mode internally to make it easier for me to add in new blocks with time and to provide a unified system for doing this once the mod API is released. These are left to the player to discover. In addition to this, diamond level axes and better will not consume durability when destroying leaf or vine blocks, which means you can use them to carve paths through jungles or other dense vegetation without them ever wearing out. Removed Bellows blowing particles due to changes in code architecture. Added ability for player to orient Block Dispensers upwards and downwards. Toned down the amount of iron used in some of the crafting recipes, as it was extremely heavy. Fixed problem with Hoppers and Bellows dropping the old wood siding when they are broken through misuse. Changed (reduced) stack limits on all food items to 16 to make the quality of food you are carrying more significant. Removed the vanilla wood fence, fence gate, trap door, and door recipes. Changed librarian villagers to buy book shelves rather than sell them. Fixed a sick BURN where switching to an inventory slot while knitting caused the game to crash. Changed the crafting table to only be usable via its top surface to prevent various placement exploits. All other fires will be blown at by the Bellows now. Changed the way wolves produce dung so that they will not do so unless there is open space in the neighboring blocks (entities don't count for this...just blocks). Fixed problem with rendering books (of all types) in a Cauldron creating half as much glue as they should have. It should also now be possible to flow items over a Hopper with a filter in the same way as one without. Fixed bug with Block Dispenser being able to pick up ice blocks. Added sound to falling Hardcore Melons when they don't explode. Added an alternate Planter recipe involving additional types of dirt. Fixed problem with minecarts not running properly over the detector rail variants provided by the mod. Changed shovels (including the Mattock) to be effective when used on tilled earth. The sizes of roads should also differ by area to fit the spacing of buildings. Changed (tweaked) Chunks of Iron and Gold Ore to be crafted with two piles of the associated type rather than four. Each time you get a nibble, there's a chance that you'll lose your bait in the process, and when you catch a fish, you will always lose your bait. Removed vanilla "Zombie Sieges". Added gravel and sand slabs. Secondly, it reduces the range of Rotted Arrows when used with a regular bow (they still always break when used with a Composite Bow), reducing their effectiveness to further encourage making your own arrows. Changed the name of "Nether Growth" to correct a typo. You can match colors with different things. Fixed problem with nethercoal recipe that didn't allow it to be crafted in any slot. Added much more noticeable particle effects from valid book shelves to the Infernal Enchanter. This is a multiplayer standalone server optional mode (you can turn it off in the config file, and it does not apply to single-player or LAN) that causes Ender Chests to use a communal inventory for all players in the world, much as they worked in the vanilla pre-release. Fixed problem with the Block Dispenser picking up emeralds instead of emerald ore. Added the ability for the Bellows to blow items of different "weights" different distances. Changed mutant sheep to provide a more interesting gameplay experience. Try to find a color that matches the theme. Changed zombie pigmen so that they only spawn with gold swords rarely, but they almost always drop them on death.

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