Welcome to your one-stop shop for all things high tech! Make your own labs, adventure maps, or wicked cool underground base! With a custom power system and loads of machines to create and use the power, it's a sure treat!
To Get Started, look for these basic ores out in the world: Copper, Zinc, Silicon, and Manganese.
Also, keep a look out for rubber trees in the world; They're characterized by their thick leaves.
After you've come back from your expedition, craft up some steel real quick.
Steel is an alloy used in the production of various machines and scientific equipment.
A few more things you might want are the Circuit Design Table
The Circuit Maker
The Enricher
Some Power Cables
And a Power Furnace to start
For further information, check out our online wiki, available above! Also be sure to check out the pages tab!
If you love the mod, be sure to support me on Patreon!
Modpacks:
Yes! You may use this mod in any and all modpacks, as long as you link back here, and tell me you have! :)
MC1.10+ requires McMultipart 1.3.0+
Planned:
-Educational Version
-More computer functionality
-Standalone computer emulator.
-Chemistry
-Robotics
-Quantum Physics
-Whiteboard
-Chalkboard
-Supercomputer
-Suggest in the comments!
This mod is great! So under rated but im kinda sad the devs probably will never update the mod to newer versions of Minecraft :(
In reply to tuctor1234:
Never say never
In reply to keeganditty:
So are you counting on updating it ?
In reply to tuctor1234:
It's a possibility
In reply to keeganditty:
Ok cool, I will just wait.
my game kept crashing
Sounds fascinating all joking aside a debt of gratitude is in order for giving me the activity. There will be more logical, unique goings on in the new refresh Urdu Tv .
What energy this mod uses? Rf, Eu or does this have own energy?
It uses LV, which can be converted to and from RF
I love the pictures because they're a great example of what this mod does, and all of it's content!
For example:
- the mod's name in one font
- the mod's name in another font
- the mod's name in yet another font
Just absolutely amazing mod content, am I right?
But seriously dude/lady use some pictures for your mod whether inline or a forum post link, or hell actually use some pictures of mod content and tell people what's in it.
"Welcome to your one stop shop for all things high tech! Make your own labs, adventure maps, or wicked cool underground base! With a custom power system and loads of machines to create and use the power, it's a sure treat!
This sounds like a potentially unique mod, but there is not a single example of any of that in the description or pictures. There aren't any mod showcases, no examples of recipes, or any actual examples of the currently developed content.
Your patreon just links to a different curse page, which has exactly the same text, images, and comments along the same type of shit.
Your wiki has articles on the content, but none of them are very in depth, no pictures (except a single mod logo), and most internet browsers see your wiki page and go "hey this site is unsafe", which is an accomplishment as most community wiki sites don't get that unless someone has intentionally planted viruses there. Either that means you've been hacked, or intentionally have done some sketchy shit.
Did I mention the fact that 90% of your mod's content from the wiki seems to be the exact same stuff found in other industrial themed mods, or computer themed mods?
It's not a very laboratory themed mod. Not a heavy focus on research, not a heavy focus on chemistry, just emulation of content from successful mods that actually have photos of their mod.
As a courtesy here is a tutorial for how to upload photos of your mod to your mod page or website.
Use a screen capture program, or the "print screen" key on your keyboard, or even just use Minecraft's own native screenshot capture method (F2).
You can then open MSpaint, GIMP, or another completely free image creation program, press CTRL+V to paste the screenshot, or just open the file minecraft made.
You can then easily crop the image to show the blocks, GUI, or other content.
Then you can upload the image directly to your mod page's image area, or host it on a site like IMGUR (which is another free program), and then you can hyperlink the image into your mod.
It's really not that hard ok?
???
In all seriousness thanks for giving me the initiative. There is going to be more scientific, original goings ons in the new update, in addition to a need to r
I love the pictures because they're a great example of what this mod does, and all of it's content!
For example:
- the mod's name in one font
- the mod's name in another font
- the mod's name in yet another font
Just absolutely amazing mod content, am I right?
But seriously dude/lady use some pictures for your mod whether inline or a forum post link, or hell actually use some pictures of mod content and tell people what's in it.
"Welcome to your one stop shop for all things high tech! Make your own labs, adventure maps, or wicked cool underground base! With a custom power system and loads of machines to create and use the power, it's a sure treat!
This sounds like a potentially unique mod, but there is not a single example of any of that in the description or pictures. There aren't any mod showcases, no examples of recipes, or any actual examples of the currently developed content.
Your patreon just links to a different curse page, which has exactly the same text, images, and comments along the same type of shit.
Your wiki has articles on the content, but none of them are very in depth, no pictures (except a single mod logo), and most internet browsers see your wiki page and go "hey this site is unsafe", which is an accomplishment as most community wiki sites don't get that unless someone has intentionally planted viruses there. Either that means you've been hacked, or intentionally have done some sketchy shit.
Did I mention the fact that 90% of your mod's content from the wiki seems to be the exact same stuff found in other industrial themed mods, or computer themed mods?
It's not a very laboratory themed mod. Not a heavy focus on research, not a heavy focus on chemistry, just emulation of content from successful mods that actually have photos of their mod.
As a courtesy here is a tutorial for how to upload photos of your mod to your mod page or website.
Use a screen capture program, or the "print screen" key on your keyboard, or even just use Minecraft's own native screenshot capture method (F2).
You can then open MSpaint, GIMP, or another completely free image creation program, press CTRL+V to paste the screenshot, or just open the file minecraft made.
You can then easily crop the image to show the blocks, GUI, or other content.
Then you can upload the image directly to your mod page's image area, or host it on a site like IMGUR (which is another free program), and then you can hyperlink the image into your mod.
It's really not that hard ok?
Whats in this mod? it sounds ok. Got any screenshots? videos? recipes?
Maybe at LEAST a list of what blocks/items are in here and what they do?
when is 1.11 expected?
I think I'll try to co-release the next version on 1.10 and 1.11. If the modding community has majorly moved onto 1.11+ that will be the last 1.10 version.
Can't wait for the next update. It'll be great!
I installed the 1.10.2 version on the Curse Launcher.
The description doesn't list MCMultipart as a dependency, nor is it installed automatically.
Without this dependency mod, it crashes.
For anyone getting a crash:
Manually adding MCMultipart to list of mods allow this to run without crashing.
Maybe at least edit the mod description to list its dependency mods, or add the dependency so that it can auto-install MCMultipart on installation? Thank you.
Really cool mod, BTW. I'm definitely watching this one to see where your planned features go.
Keep up the awesome work!
Still crashes for me even with McMutiPart, what version of forge are you using?
Tested with versions 12.18.3.2185 and 12.18.3.2221
and MCMultipart 1.3.0
OMG! I totally forgot about that!
I'll edit the description, and add in the installer asap!
Thanks for trying out the mod!
What's the Minecraft version?