A seamless laundry experience that is definitely not an item transport mod for Fabric.
Hang your stuff on a clothesline to dry! Build a vast network of clotheslines and roll it around with a crank to maximize exposure to sunlight! Automate your laundry!
Clothesline is currently incomplete. Features are limited to:
- Clothesline Anchors: Place them anywhere on the ground, the wall or even the ceiling.
- Clotheslines: Craft them with Wool and a Spinner. Hang them between Clothesline Anchors. Attach clothes to leave them to dry.
- Cranks: Attach on a Clothesline Anchor and spin to send your clothes flying!
- Hopper interaction (temporary): Use hoppers with Clothesline Anchors to automatically attach and detach items on Clotheslines.
Planned features include:
- Automated clothesline movement.
- Advanced automation of attachment and detachment of items on Clotheslines.
- Sorting.
1.15.2 please?
I kind of want to learn Java and modding so I can backport this to old versions of Minecraft like beta 1.7.3. It'll probably be really frustrating to do this kind of rendering in such an old version but I still think that it would be very useful. Maybe a simplified hopper to put items into containers, and some sort of other contraption to remove items. And then longer distances need to be managed with water streams and minecarts. I'd probably backport comparators and add some way to collect ice without backporting enchantments. Add in my take on a hunger/food system, make sure everything is multiplayer compatible, maybe port the Aether to multiplayer or adapt an existing port, and then bam there's a modpack.
is there any way to take out the objects with a hopper or something?In reply to jackcamilo406:
Yes, put a hopper underneath a Clothesline Anchor.
En respuesta a jamieswhiteshirt_ :
Mejor mod
I have a super cool idea for this mod that would make it even more useful than it already is! I think it would be amazing if you were able to send concrete powder on a clothesline through a water source block to turn it into concrete! I personally hate the concrete conversion process and this would make it so much better!
Very cool
I really like this mod! There are some issues that make it a little tedious to use but overall it's really well done! The issues I'm speaking of are two issues I opened on the Github page. Once those are fixed I would rate this mod a 10/10!
I've looked a ton and can't find anything about the spinner.. what is its purpose? Love the mod btw
Oof I found my answer immoderately after thisIn reply to RetroAech:
So what's the use of it ?
In reply to baronvaporisay:
To make the line needed. It spins the wool/string into the clothesline!
This is delightful. Took me a bit (and reading other comments) to figure out how it works, but once I did, it turns out it's really easy to use. Thanks for putting this out!
Also, is your username a Mythbusters reference? Just wondering.
I don't know how you came with this ideia, but i love it! Congratulations, you made the most funny mod to the 1.14.3 version.
could you allow us to attach leads to the clotheslines? i think it would be quite cool
In reply to qubemind:
I second this! Great mod!
What mapping+loader is this supposed to work with? I'm getting a crash on the latest versions.
[main/INFO]: [FabricLoader] Loading 3 mods: fabricloader@0.4.1+build.129, clothesline-fabric@0.0.16, rtree-3i-lite-fabric@0.2.0[main/WARN]: Error loading class: net/fabricmc/fabric/api/event/Event (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: net/fabricmc/fabric/api/event/Event)In reply to DryTaste:
You need to install Fabric API.
In reply to jamieswhiteshirt_:
Oh, thanks for the reply. Sorry for wasting your time, this whole fabric ecosystem is quite confusing to me.
Anyway, thanks for your help! The mod works fine and looks great, very nice work!
edit:
Everything works, only the items appear black on the lines.
Im running the following:
I suppose this is because the API is a pre release? The mechanics seem to work fine so i can't provide any crash logs. Here is a screenshot.
This is super cool! Those are some slick models and animations.
Confirmed working on fabric-installer-0.4.1.22 using both the hand crank and the tumble dry motor. For hoppers, place one above an anchor to drop items onto the line. Place below an anchor (so the anchor has to be connected to a ceiling) to gather items from the line.