*** About version 3.X.X ***
Currently, this mod is being renewed to version 3.X.X. Please note the following points, as the contents are different from the 2.X.X system.
- The type of ore generation in the world are changed.
- The ore processing recipe is renewed.
- The magic item is renewed. Also, magic accessories are shared with players and mobs.
※ Ore or magic item until now will not be available, but you can continue to use it. (* Except amulet! *)
This mod requires Heat And Climate Lib.
This mod add various elements using heat and climate.
- Various Minerals and New Metals using it.
- Clothes for against climate
- Crops and Foods
- Magical tools made of jewelry
- Machines
- Building Blocks and Decorations
Some elements were made as a successor to AMT2.
Tips: Each element can be turned off comprehensively as a module. (Then, that will be removed from the recipe and creative tabs.) Please see module.cfg.
About Licenses: Please see this page.
* You can include this mod in your mod pack.
About compatibility with other mods: Please see this page.
For more information, please see my wiki.
Nice mod.
But I wonder if there will be 'chopsticks' or sth else to directly enjoy food placed,like those in AMT2?
sry for my poor english :P
i have 2 doubts:
1.- What is that mod called Tanpopo? i only was able to find this: https://github.com/Schr0/Tanpopo
2.- Are you planning to add IC2's EU compat? i saw inside the EnergyConvertRate.java file that there's a conversion rate for EU
In reply to gato_borrachon:
Hello.
1. Tanpopo is that recognition.But I don't know where his distribution is now. Sorry.
(This has been affected by the destruction of a Japanese community site. At that time, many Japanese mods lost their public place.)
2. There are no plans to implement EU support.
Please note that ForgeFU was not yet implemented during the development of the HaC energy specification (1.9.4-1.10.2) and the energy epidemic in the community was unclear. (Also, the energy conversion rate epidemic was similarly uncertain.)
It's a dev spec that was prepared for the future and, as a result, is no longer needed.
In reply to defeatedcrow:
(Sorry for late reply, i lost your reply between the notifications of CurseForge)
1.- What a shame, i also think that MCEconomy 3 was affected by this right?
i guess that https://archive.org/ is the only way to just see the old pages
2.- well, you are right, just supporting the most used energy type is the easiest and practical way regarding to energies, no problem
In reply to gato_borrachon:
Many of the active Japanese modders have accounts on github or Twitter, have created homepages, or have moved to new forums.
The author of MCEconomy3 also publishes a mod on github, which I think can be easily found with the search function of the browser.
(Of course, I don't know if his project is still active.)
In reply to defeatedcrow:
oh, let me see, thanks again
EDIT: Wow, i just found that there was a "SextiarySector3" for 1.10, amazing
https://github.com/shift02/SextiarySector3
what does this do?
In reply to spiciestspaghetti:
It's a mod about Heat and Climate!
Hey, I'm having difficulties removing certain recipes from the furnace that are generated by this mod. I've searched through the configs and nothing in there implies that it's adding recipes to the furnace that would need to be removed by setting the config option differently. In my script, I have furnace.removeAll(); and it's removing most of the recipes, but some of them from heat and climate are staying. I want them to be removed for balance reasons as I'm creating an expert progression modpack with this mod in it.
In reply to donoya90909:
The behavior of your plugin is under your management.
(This mod wasn't designed as a part of the pack, and the modder isn't a supporter of pack development. If you can't remove it with a modding approach, it's your lack of development ability.)
The vanilla furnace recipe has been added in a method supported by Forge and is no different from other mods.
Recipes for non-vanilla machines can be turned off individually by module config. Please check module.cfg.
Is there any way of disabling the graphics overlay for climate and temp indicators?
In reply to YourPalMoJo:
Hello.
defeatedcrow / climate / core.cfg has them. See render setting.
They can be set in"Enable Thermal Damage Icon on HUD", "Climate HUD Info" and "Enable Display Effect of Climate".
In reply to defeatedcrow:
Thanks for the reply! Is it ClimateConfig.css by any change?
In reply to YourPalMoJo:
HaC does not generate a css file. I think it's a config file for another mod.
In reply to YourPalMoJo:
as DefeatedCrow said, its not from HaC, but if you want to find from which mod it is, try to see what does it have inside (maybe it has hints of mod name), and if that doesn't work, try a Binary Search (take half of your mods away and run minecraft, repeat until you see how that file is generated)
1.16 please
It seems like that with Tough as Nails enabled climate damage is disabled even if i have the temperature from Tough as Nails disabled. Is this intended?
In reply to Armored_Elephants:
I don't know because I haven't implemented that feature. This is an unintended operation, but I don't think it is a problem with HaC.
(HaC only adds costume resistance to TaN and adds climate parameters to TaN blocks.)
TaN adds a body temperature of 20-40 ° C, and HaC adds the temperature of the environment. These features are not compatible at all.
anyway add other mod seeds/crops following HaC feature ? and show in JEI tab?
In reply to shinoharatsuru:
The HaC function is "the effect of promoting crop growth (like the effect of bone meal) at WARM / HOT temperature and WET humidity".
Therefore, the effect is applied indiscriminately to crops (IGrowable interface) for which bone meal is effective. Already other mod crops are eligible for the effect.
This is not intended to be displayed in JEI. It is not a recipe to be registered individually.