Inspirations is a mod for Minecraft adding various smaller features to the game. The design is targeted towards vanilla, so instead of game changing features there are many smaller changes.
This mod contains features such as interactive bookshelves, climbable ropes, carpets fitting stairs, and new types of redstone inputs. It is entirely configurable, so each feature can be disabled independently, or you can disable whole modules at once.
This mod currently requires Mantle and Forge 14.23.1.2571 or greater. Feel free to use it in mod packs, provided you link back to this download page (CurseForge mod packs link back automatically though the dependencies page)
For more information, check out the images tab or the Inspirations Wiki on GitHub. You can also come discuss Inspirations on the SlimeKnights Discord.
How i can make lava with cauldron ?
In reply to themaxhun:
You cannot, that was a custom recipe added for SkyFactory, because it would be imbalanced in any non-skyblock pack. If you want the recipe yourself, you can add it using CraftTweaker
Boy after all I just want to say my English isn't this good cause I am german.
Anyway I just wanted to tell you that this Mod is in my opinion better than Bibliocraft and I love every Number in that Code <3.
Thank you for Creating this Mod <3
What is mulch for? Just for placing plants and make them fall or does it have any other use?
In reply to deadpigman17:
It's in the decoration module, so decoration. It's also a cheap falling block
Nice mod! Why doesn't the carpeting thing work on slabs? Seems to be easier to implement when compared to stairs, where it works.
In reply to simplebunsen:
Slabs are half a block lower, so no part of the carpets model would be in the hitbox. That is not good design for a block. Additionally, carpet going up edges of the slab carpets are difficult to do. If I ever do carpeted slabs it will look more like the pressure plate or trapdoor approach than the stairs.
In reply to KnightMiner:
ah ok, thanks for the explanation though ;)
Hi. this is great mod :D
You said "cauldrons now act as a fluid tank, allowing some modded pipes to fill them."on GitHub.
But I can't insert and eject with Flopper. Could you support Flopper?
I'm sorry to my poor English.
In reply to akaishiya:
No, keyword is "some modded pipes" because you need exact 1000mb increments (or 250mb increments if you enable bigger cauldrons). That is not something I will change in 1.12
In reply to KnightMiner:
Then, Floppers aren't "some modded pipes" are them?
I thought "Flopper" is one of modded pipes.
In reply to akaishiya:
Floppers are a modded pipe, yes. My point is not all modded pipes work. Honestly, you need a pretty high end pipe to be able to pump 250mb a tick, which is the reason I support filling the cauldron using a dispenser instead. Just place a bucket or bottle of liquid in the dispenser and activate it to fill the cauldron, or use empty containers to drain it.
In reply to KnightMiner:
OK, thanks :)
Hello! Wonderful mod. However, I cannot edit the features in the configuration settings for the most recent 1.12.2 version of this mod. I'm using this version of forge: 14.23.5.2838. Any reason as to why?
In reply to salehrobbins:
Are you trying to use the in game config? Because that does not exist for this mod, you have to use the config file.
I Suggest add colored sea lanterns :3
Amazing mod, much more essential and useful than even Quark
The Mod "Survival Additions" have a block called "Scrap Wood Planks".
Scrap wood planks have the same recipe as mulch. That makes the
scrap wood planks uncraftable. :'( So, I would ask you, if you can change the recipe
for mulch, please?
In reply to knochi_xd:
You can add CraftTweaker to the pack you’re playing or making and edit the recipe yourself.
Alternatively, you can simply add the NoMoreRecipeConflict mod, which adds a button that lets you swap between different outcomes when crafting an item with a recipe that’s the same as another item.
In reply to knochi_xd:
I'll echo what Dimentive said that your best bet is modifying the recipe yourself or disabling one of the two features. I can only do so much to avoid crafting recipe conflicts when using vanilla items.