Portal Spreading

📖 Description

Introducing the enhanced version of the Nether Portal Spread mod, rewritten in ZenScript with numerous new features and significant performance improvements.

✨ Features

Retaining all the beloved features of the original Nether Portal Spread mod:

Nether portals spread Nether blocks to the Overworld within a configurable radius.
By default, the spread can be halted by placing four coal blocks in the corners.
Players receive notifications when the spread effect initiates or is prevented.

Exciting New Features:

⚡ Incredible Performance
- Operates approximately x1000 times faster due to advanced algorithms.
- Construct 100 or more portals with negligible server TPS impact.
✨ Enhanced Block Replacement Mechanic

Blocks retain their state during replacement — stone stairs become Nether Brick stairs, preserving their orientation.
💬 Informative Chat Messages
- With Quark installed, block icons appear in chat upon portal creation.
- Interact with portals to view their speed and radius.
- Modify portal power with different corner blocks.
- Holding Flint And Steel reveals portal particles.
🔥 Advanced Modifiers
- Any modded coal in the ore:blockCoal oredict can halt the portal, configurable in the settings.
- Special blocks can increase the portal's speed and radius.
📜 JEI Integration

Default and custom recipes are listed in JEI (requires additional configuration).
🌐 Multilingual Support

Available in Russian and Simplified Chinese, with the option to add more languages.
🛠️ OP Command /portal_spread <status|debug|faster|slower>

Manage portal states, debug issues, or adjust speed for testing purposes.

🚀 Installation

Ensure you're running Minecraft version 1.12.2.
Install the following mods:
- CraftTweaker
- Zen Utils
- Resource Loader
- Requious Frakto (optional, for JEI support)
Download the do/portal_spread .zip file from the CurseForge page.
Place the downloaded file into your .minecraft/ directory and unzip it.

The do/portal_spread archive contains CraftTweaker scripts for all spreading logic and configurations, as well as resource files for localizations.

🤝 Compatibility

do/portal_spread is designed to be compatible with a multitude of mods, seamlessly integrating modded blocks into the portal's spread behavior.

Supported mods include:

Actually Additions
Additional Compression
Advanced Rocketry
Applied Energistics 2
Astral Sorcery
Biomes O' Plenty
Botania
Chisel
Dark Utilities
Ex Compressum
Ex Nihilo Creatio
Extra Utilities 2
Floralchemy
Forestry
Ice and Fire
Immersive Engineering
Mystical Agriculture
Netherending Ores
NuclearCraft
Quark
Rats
Rustic
Sonar Core
Tinkers' Construct
Thaumcraft
Thermal Foundation
Twilight Forest

...and maybe more!

⚙️ Configuration

Customize portal spread settings such as maximum radius in the scripts/do/portal_spread/config.zs file.

Configuration preview

You can also modify these values from any other script in your scripts/ folder. Remember to set a high #priority value.

// Priority lower than config.zs but higher than any other scripts in portal_spread/
#priority 4400

import scripts.do.portal_spread.config.Config;

// Set the default maximum radius for portal spread
Config.defaultRadius = 32;

// Increase the portal spread speed by a factor of four
Config.spreadDelay = 0.25;

📖 JEI Recipe Integration

To add JEI recipe support, refer to the instructions in the header comment of the scripts/do/portal_spread/requious.zs file. This will enable players to view both default and custom recipes directly within the JEI interface, streamlining their gameplay experience.

🛠️ Custom Recipe Creation

Adding custom recipes to your portal spread is straightforward. Begin by importing the spread class instance from scripts.do.portal_spread.recipes.spread and utilize the set() or setAll() functions:

set(dimFrom, dimTo, blockFrom, blocksTo, fallback = null)
- dimFrom: The dimension ID from which the portal originates.
- dimTo: The dimension ID to which the portal leads.
- blockFrom: The block state(s) to be converted. Requires an exact match.
- blocksTo: An array of potential output block states. Each subsequent block has a roughly 1/3 chance compared to the previous one. For example, [A, B] results in A 75% of the time and B 25% of the time. A list like [A, B, C, D] would distribute as [44%, 31%, 19%, 6%].
- fallback: An array of fallback block states used if blocksTo is empty or contains only null values. This is useful for cross-modpack compatibility, defaulting to vanilla blocks when certain mods are not installed.
setAll([same params as set()])
- Functions similarly to set(), but matches based on BlockID rather than exact IBlockState. For instance, <blockstate:minecraft:stone> matches Stone as well as its variants like Diorite and Andesite.

🛈 Notes:

Both set() and setAll() methods can be chained, e.g., spread.set([...]).setAll([...]);.
Use setNether([...]) and setNetherAll([...]) for convenience functions that default dimFrom and dimTo to 0 and -1 respectively, representing Vanilla Overworld to The Nether portals.

🧪 Example:

import scripts.do.portal_spread.recipes.spread;

spread

// Convert various Overworld terrain blocks into Netherrack and Quartz Ore
.setAllNether([
  <blockstate:minecraft:grass>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:dirt>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:farmland>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:stone>,
], [
  <blockstate:minecraft:netherrack>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:quartz_ore>,
])

// Convert only Mossy Cobblestone into Magma
.setAllNether([
  <blockstate:minecraft:mossy_cobblestone>,
], [<blockstate:minecraft:magma>])

// Maintain slab properties when converting Stone Slabs to Nether Brick Slabs
.setNether([
  <blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=bottom,variant=stone_brick>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=bottom,variant=stone>,
], [<blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=bottom,variant=nether_brick>])
.setNether([
  <blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=top,variant=stone_brick>,
  <blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=top,variant=stone>,
], [<blockstate:minecraft:stone_slab:half=top,variant=nether_brick>])
;

Helper stick

Creating custom recipes is a breeze with the in-game recipe editor. While in creative mode, use the following command to obtain a special stick for recipe creation:

/give @p stick 1 0 {}

Hold [Shift] and [Right-click] to select one or multiple input block states.
Simply [Right-click] to select one or multiple output block states.
[Left-click] to finalize the recipe by adding the block as an output.

The newly created recipe will be output to the crafttweaker.log file. You can then incorporate it into the scripts/do/portal_spread/recipes.zs file or any other script within your scripts/ directory.

📜 License

This project is released under the MIT License, granting you the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the mod as you see fit, provided that credit is given to the original author Krutoy242.

do/portal_spread.zs

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