Overview
Comforts is a mod that adds sleeping bags and hammocks to Minecraft. These items can be used just like beds except they do not set a player's spawn point on use, safely preserving a player's spawn point at their home base. Just like beds, they also come in 16 different colors! The difference is that sleeping bags can be stacked and are more convenient to use on adventures and hammocks are like an inverse bed, turning day to night.
Configuration Options:
Auto Use Sleeping Bag - Set to true to automatically attempt to use the sleeping bag when right clicking it in hand. You can still place it down like normal by sneaking
Sleeping Bag Debuffs - List of debuffs to apply to players after using the sleeping bag (Format: [effect] [duration(secs)] [power])
Well Rested - Set to true to enable a feature that prevents players from sleeping again after a configurable amount of time after sleeping
Sleepy Factor - When Well Rested is true, determines how long players must wait after sleeping before sleeping again (larger numbers = can sleep sooner)
Leisure Hammocks - Set to true to enable sitting on hammocks. Sleeping in hammocks is still possible by sneak-right-clicking with an empty hand.
Sleeping Bag Break Chance - The chance that a sleeping bag will break after sleeping in it
Insulated Sleeping Bags - Tough as Nails Compatibility Feature - Set to true to warm players up after sleeping in sleeping bags (amount of warmth provided depends on how long they sleep)
Features
Sleeping Bag
The recipe for the sleeping bag is simply three pieces of matching color wool in a straight line.
You can also dye a regular White Sleeping Bag into any of the other colors!
Hammock
The recipe for the hammock cloth is simply a piece of colored wool in the center, sticks to the top and bottom, and the rest of the slots are strings.
You can also dye a regular White Hammock Cloth into any of the other colors!
Please refer to this guide for instructions on how to build the hammock.
Planned Features
- All suggestions are welcome, there are no planned additional features at the moment
Compatibility
Fully tested, compatible mods include:
- Morpheus by Quetzi
- Bloodmoon by Lumien
- Extended Days by SilentChaos512
I am having trouble placing a hammock, I place two rope and nails parralel to eachother and I try to place a hammock by clicking on one of the rope and nails, it doesn't work.
In reply to bitzthe8bit:
Are you sure you have it like in this guide? With the correct amount of spacing? There should be 4 blocks of space between the support blocks, which also means 2 blocks of space between the rope and nail blocks.
How can download mods here???? Im in pe
In reply to xxxtentagamer:
These mods are all for the Java edition.
If the sleeping bag is a consumable, it will be somewhat challenging. lol
Please do not mark as a "Release" mod versions for UNSTABLE versions of Forge. Make it a "Beta" at most.
In reply to Alfuken:
Calling versions for Forge that are later than the recommended build "unstable" is a misnomer. Often times later Forge builds only get more stable, with enhanced features and more bug fixes. There's nothing wrong with users or modders using later versions as necessary. In this case, there's an important bug fix in a later version that this mod needs to utilize.
Marking my build as a beta would be a misnomer as well, because there are no major issues to be resolved nor any instability expected. It is stable, thus it is a viable release build. It's also my personally recommended build. Many other modders will also include later Forge versions in their release builds as deemed necessary, so it's simply best not to have any expectations for the contrary.
Would love to use this mod in my pack but since forge hasn't updated its recommended version past .2768 in months and this mod requires an experimental version of forge I've refrained from adding it. I read in a previous comment the mod was using an experimental version because of a bug fix. Any update on this issue?
In reply to lmatos456:
It wasn't a rendering issue, but rather a bug fix for the sleeping logic in Forge. I'm not sure what kind of update you're inquiring about, it's just a situation where this mod depends on the fix being present so it needs that Forge version.
My personal recommendation is to update Forge to whatever you need without worrying too much about it being the recommended version or not. I've not encountered or know of any major bugs with any of the later versions. That said, the 1.3.1 version of this mod will work with the .2768 version if you want to still stick with the recommended version. The 1.3.1 version is mostly the same as the latest release, just without a couple minor bug fixes and features.
You fixed the bug when you press right clic instantly turn the night to day?
In reply to 3dris:
I would go through the comments to see if you've answered this question already, but there are five pages to go through, so my apologies if you've already answered this:
Are you planning on making a 1.7.10 version? It is my preferred version of Minecraft to mod, and I am curious if you will make this mod for that version or not.
In reply to Blackbeltkitten25854:
I wanted to make a modpack for a minecraft series im making, but its in 1.10.2 so i cant use this, i criz ;-;. pls make 1.10.2 and maybe 1.11.2
In reply to crescent_x:
I made a video about your mod. I thought you light like it:
In reply to MischiefOfMice:
Normally it's good to be on the bleeding edge of everything, but I find it a little annoying that the most recent version of comforts requires a Forge version that's newer than the recommended one--14.23.5.2768 (which is what I'm using for my modpack). I installed one version back (1.12.2-1.3.1), which works fine, but still an extra bit of trouble-shooting I had to do.
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In reply to TheIllusiveC4: