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Мод Explorercraft 1.16.5/1.15.2 (Больше новых биомов)
Что интересного?
Разница в этом моде заключается в том, что все это в конечном итоге будет связывать друг с другом. Чтобы получить все самые крутые, особенные и уникальные вещи с мода, вам потребуется исследовать несколько биомов, как и высоких, так и низких, найти уникальную вещь, связанную с крафтом какой-либо вещи с мода.
Особенности мода
Ясень
Биомы
В настоящее время Explorercraft добавляет 4 уникальных биома, чтобы привнести больше удовольствия и удивления от исследований в Minecraft, стараясь не отвлекаться от тем и настроек.
Блоки:
Это список всех блоков, которые в настоящее время добавлены в игру Explorercraft:
Блоки для строительства:
Как установить мод
Snowdonia
Snowdonia
Inhabitants
Snowdonia is a biome created in the Cymru Expansion based on a mountainous region in Wales (the mod creator’s home country) of the same name. Vast, beautiful, and largely barren, Snowdonia was built as an homage to this natural scene and environment that is often overlooked.
Generation
When Snowdonia was being created, the plan for this biome was to add everything that is generally defined as «Welsh» or symbolizes Wales as a country, even such things as stereotypes and jokes about it. This can be seen in the variety of odd Welsh items that can be obtained and crafted.
In terms of terrain generation, it’s a vastly scaled biome with deep waters and very high mountains, creating some incredible vistas. Similar to the real place, it has a rich dark green foliage and deep blue water color that makes even the standard vanilla trees seem to burst with life. Oak and Birch trees are native species to Wales (the creator is even from a village called Birchgrove), and so can be seen clinging to the cliff-sides and sprawling in the low coastal regions.
Towering on the peaks of the mountains, the Mighty Ash Trees stand tall on their native soil. As old and ancient trees, they are rather sparse, but they make up for it in their sublime nature. Some local flora have climbed their way to flourish on top of the high mountains, such as the Daffodil and Leek. These are your reward for scaling these stark heights.
Gold ore is more abundant in this region, as Wales used to have gold mines that unearthed tons of the stuff. «Welsh Gold» was used by British Royalty for years. Slate is also one of the most commonly mined things in the country, so Slate was added that can only be found within the earth of Snowdonia.
One of the jokes about Wales is their «affiliation» with sheep as they are a large producer of lamb, so expect to find sheep grazing upon the gravity-defying peaks and low valley floors.
Mystic elements are kept hidden here from the outside world, locked away in Wizard Towers and Slate Dungeons that hold the Heart of Y Ddraig Goch.
Explorercraft Mod 1.16.5/1.15.2 (The Infection Expansion Has Come)
Author: Zathrox999 ❘ 1 week ago ❘ 55,113 views
Explorercraft Mod 1.16.5/1.15.2 is an adventure and exploration based mod if the name didn’t already give it away! This mod is specifically focused on creating and encouraging those aspects of Minecraft by enhancing vanilla content and adding in new varied content as you traverse your worlds!
The difference in this mod is how it will all eventually link back around too each other, all the cool, special and unique things in the mod, will require you to explore multiple biomes both high and low, find the unique thing tied to that area, that will eventually come to help you in another!
Features:
Ash Tree:
Biomes:
Explorercraft currently adds 4 unique biomes and minor changes to the existing biomes in order to enhance the fun and wonder of exploration in Minecraft while trying to keep within the themes and settings outlined within vanilla.
Bamboo Forest: The bamboo forest is a biome designed to feel like the ancient bamboo forests of Arashiyama and the far east in general, with special and uniquely themed items and blocks to help create that Japanese Shrine or Chinese Temple
Forested Mountains: The forested mountains was designed in mind to improve the mountainous world gen in the game, as the Mountains biome color palette is ugly and plain, as well as the general world gen, so the main take on this biome is to add a more varied and colorful and exciting mountains to the game!
Snowdonia: Snowdonia, the tallest and mightiest mountain in the UK
Blocks:
This is a list of all blocks currently added to the game by Explorercraft:
Ores:
Basalt:
Marble:
Slate:
Special:
Screenshots:
A Mysterious Tower: It only appears in the highest peaks of Snowdonia, will you be graced with good fortune and stumble upon this Mysterious Tower (This is 1.14.4)
Noctiluca’s: A mysterious plant that bears fruit under the deepest of seas!
ExplorerCraft
Vanilla map recipes still work as before if you prefer them.
ExplorerCraft only functions in the Overworld (dimension 0). It cannot currently create maps in other dimensions, and Atlas behavior is unpredicatable.
ExplorerCraft sometimes has to use map numbers before actually making the maps, for technical reasons. If the map is not actually made, the number will be temporarily skipped. ExplorerCraft remembers these numbers and will use them later when possible.
Requires Forge 1060+ for Minecraft 1.7.2
Place zipped folder in mods file.
Markers are made from paper. One piece of paper can be crafted into 8 white markers. One piece of paper plus any dye will create 8 markers of that color. Marker can be stored in atlases, although you have to take them out and put them in your hand to use them.
Use: when right-clicked on a block, it will try to place a marker in any map in your hotbar and any map in an atlas in your hotbar which includes that block. If any map already has that color marker within 32 blocks, it will be skipped. However, if *all* maps in your hotbar or in atlases in your hotbar have that marker within 32 blocks, it will remove the marker.
An Atlas is an item that can hold up to 36 maps, empty maps, expanded empty maps, or unused map markers. You can add maps to or remove maps from an Atlas by right-clicking the ground with it in your hand. If it’s in your hand, the «best» map will be displayed, and ALL the maps will be updated with terrain info as you travel past. The best map is the most detailed one you’re on. If there’s a tie, it shows the one with the closest center. If you’re not on any map, it picks the one with the closest edge. An empty atlas shows a blank map.
Atlas will also automatically create new maps that tile with existing maps if necessary and possible. If you’re not on any map in the Atlas, it uses empty maps it has to tile with similarly-sized maps you’re adjacent to. If you’re not adjacent to any map with a matching-sized empty map it does nothing. You can stop this feature by keeping empty maps out of your Atlas.
If you’re using the auto-tiling feature it would be safer to have only one size of empty map in the Atlas, and make sure all the maps that size tile. If the Atlas has to decide which grid to tile to it might not pick the one you want. Also, the Atlas knows nothing of any map not in it, and so if you walk onto an area you have a map for but didn’t put in the atlas, it might make a duplicate you probably won’t want.
An Atlas must be in your hand to work. It does not function on the hot bar or in your main inventory.
Map Paper (8 piece of paper compacted to one icon). Map paper can be used instead of normal paper for any of the map functions but you need 1/8th as many pieces. You can’t make it back into paper and that is deliberate; I don’t intend it to serve as a storage and transport system for paper. It only stacks to 16.
Expanded Empty Maps: Empty maps can be made for any current map size. The recipes is just a basic empty map, plus one piece of map paper for each expansion level. In itself, this is only marginally useful, but atlases can use expanded empty maps to automatically create tiled map groups.
Expanded empty maps can also be made directly from compasses; one piece of map paper to create a map, and an addition piece for each expansion level:
Aligning maps:
You can create a new map exactly aligned to an old one, so they will tile if put up on the wall. The old map goes in the center. You put a compass in the direction you want the new map to be, and then enough map paper to make a map that size (1 piece, plus 1 more for every time the center map was expanded; 5 for a maxed-out map). The map paper can go anywhere on the grid. Here’s a once-expanded map around a village base of mine:
Here’s the recipe to make a map that tiles above it:
Notice the small mapped area because as I made it I was standing close enough to get a little info onto the map. I could have been anywhere to make the map, however.
When you use this recipe the old map is left in the center of the crafting grid.
You can expand maps with map paper instead of regular paper. You can expand multiple levels at once, and you don’t have the odd problem in vanilla where sometimes maps have to be viewed before they can be expanded. Most usefully, the information on the old map is copied to the new one.
To expand a map, put it in the center and one piece of map paper for each level of expansion. Here’s the recipe to expand the map above by one level:
And here’s the result:
Note the original map is used up, just as with the vanilla recipe.
Map copying:
ExplorerCraft lets you copy information from one map to another. Unexplored areas on one map are filled in with matching explored areas on the other. Explored areas are not altered. The maps don’t have to have the same center or even be at the same scale, although copying from a larger-scale to a smaller-scale map will produce blockier areas on the target. These will be corrected with exploration. Copying from a smaller to a larger-scale map works just fine.
For the recipe, the source map goes in the center and the target map on the top. You also need red, yellow, blue, and black dye, plus a stick, as show below:
In this case I used a max scale map in the center as the source and the expanded map above as the target. The recipe converts the map in the top row into the new map and leaves the other in the crafting grid (2 maps in, 2 maps out) The result is:
Note the blocky areas which were filled in from the larger map. This is because the larger scale map has less detailed information. Areas already on the map are unaffected. If you explore the blocky areas the details will be filled in.
Explorercraft
Explorercraft aims to add new places and blocks to discover while enhancing the normal minecraft experience. You’ll come across 3 new biomes and new terrain generation with bolder environments and blocks. You’ll notice right away how much more foliage and vast hills have been added with this mod.
You’ll also notice massive new Ash trees that are truly a sight to behold. They generate a lot of wood with how large they are and add some new blocks to build from if you’re looking for new wood types.
But this mod isn’t surface only. Start digging and you’ll see several new stone blocks to build with as well. Plus there are new ores added that each have their own armor and tools: Jade, Ruby, and Amethyst.
You’ll likely stumble across new dungeons as well. These are pretty ominous with several mob spawners but there’s also the likelihood of some great loot to be had!
And back up top you may see a home high up in the hills belonging to an old wizard. You can trade with him with items you find in the new dungeons. Plus he usually has an enchanting room and brewing stands.
There’s so much more to discover with this mod and that’s a big part of where its name is derived. So go out and explore again!