Due to a recent change in Silent's Gems, new versions will no longer run on 1.10.2/1.11.2. Version 1.3.3 will run on 1.10.2/1.11.2. Newer versions will support 1.12.x.
Introduction
Extra Parts is simple enough: it adds extra tool parts for Silent's Gems. It does not add the materials required for building tools (at least they are not craftable), so you will need other mods installed along with this one. For example, you will be able to make tools from bronze if you have another mod that adds bronze ingots (and properly registers them in the ore dictionary).
This is for Minecraft 1.9+ only. The original version of Silent's Gems doesn't allow new materials to be added, so porting this mod to 1.7/1.8 is not possible.
How to Use
Tools are crafted using the modular recipes in Silent's Gems. If you are unsure of how to craft a tool, look at the recipe of a similar gem tool, then replace one or more of the gems with the desired materials. Yes, you can mix gems with materials from this mod! Just make sure all materials are the same tier!
See the CurseForge page for Silent's Gems if you need more info on tool crafting. For the most part, it's identical to vanilla, except that sticks must be replaced by ornate rods for super-tier tools. Bow and shield recipes are different though. Use JEI when in doubt.
Parts Added
I make no guarantees about this list being up-to-date. If you are comfortable looking at Java code, check this package for details on all parts. In the list below, the tier of the part is listed in parenthesis after the name. Notable properties are mentioned, but I won't list exact stats here.
Vanilla Basic
Some vanilla-like parts intended for early game. Or if you want to decorate your super paxel to look like it's made of stone. I'm not judging.
- Polished Wood (mundane) - Comes in oak, birch, spruce, jungle, dark oak, acacia, and generic wood varieties. They all have the same stats. Similar to vanilla wood tools, but slightly better. Polished wood is crafted with two rows of wooden slabs.
- Polished Stone (mundane) - Only one variety, generic stone. Similar to vanilla stone tools, but a bit better. It's also slightly more durable than flint, but not as fast and deals less damage. Polished stone is crafted with two rows of cobblestone slabs.
Extreme Parts
Parts that take things... to the extreme. Best used for mixed-material tools/armor in most cases, because of their lopsided stats.
- Reinforced Obsidian (super) - Ridiculously high durability of 20,480 (no that's not a typo), but weak in all other stats. Best for shovels, or when mixed with other parts. Adds a "Reinforced" prefix to the generated tool name. The item is added by this mod.
- Crystallized Chaos Essence (super) - Very low durability for a super-tier part, but all are stats are excellent. Difficult to craft, as it requires a nether star to make a few pieces. The item is added by Silent's Gems.
Metals
Most common mod metals are supported. Colors are based on Fun Ores. No particular mod is required for these parts to be enabled. This mod adds all of these ingots, but they are unobtainable normally.
- Copper (mundane) - More durable than flint, but weaker in most other stats.
- Tin (mundane) - Better than copper in most stats.
- Nickel (mundane) - Stats are mostly better than iron. It's probably the best mundane material...
- Zinc (mundane) - Similar to tin.
- Silver (regular) - Less durable than tin, but faster.
- Lead (regular) - Not good in any particular stat...
- Aluminium (regular) - Also matches "aluminum" ingots. Superior to iron in most stats, with a very high melee speed.
- Bronze (regular) - Decent durability and mining speed for a regular-tier material.
- Brass (regular) - It's... not that great.
- Steel (regular) - Good durability, mining speed, and melee damage. Protection stat is equal to diamond.
- Invar (regular) - No outstanding stats, but nothing bad either.
- Electrum (regular) - Very fast, but that's all.
- Platinum (super) - High mining speed and solid melee and magic damage, but low durability for a super-tier material.
- Titanium (super) - Good durability and very good melee damage.
- Enderium (super) - Good durability, excellent mining speed and melee damage. Higher protection than diamond.
- Prismarinium (super) - Good durability, excellent mining speed and magic damage. A high protection stat also makes it one of the best choices (if not the best) for armor.
Botania
Added if the Botania mod is present.
- Manasteel (regular) - Better than iron in some stats.
- Elementium (regular) - Better than manasteel.
- Terrasteel (super) - Very good durability and magic damage.
Calculator
Added if the Calculator mod is present.
- Reinforced Stone (mundane)
- Enriched Gold (regular)
- Reinforced Iron (regular)
- Redstone (regular)
- Weakened Diamond (super)
- Flawless Diamond (super)
- Fire Diamond (super)
- Electric Diamond (super)
- End Forged (End Diamond) (super)
Cavern
Added if the Cavern mod is present.
- Magnite (super) - An interesting material with an insane mining speed, but very low durability.
- Hexcite (super) - A fairly well-balanced material with good magic damage.
Ebon Arts
Added if the Ebon Arts mod is present.
- Arcanite (regular) - Better than iron in all stats.
- Katcheen (super) - Better than diamond, good enchantability.
Netherrocks
Added if the Netherrocks mod is present.
- Fyrite (regular)
- Malachite (regular)
- Ashstone (regular)
- Illemenite (regular)
- Dragonstone (super)
- Argonite (super)
How about 1.13?
In reply to RVdoesTwitch:
In reply to SilentChaos512:
Is there any way to turn off the ingots? When I use UniDict, some of the ingots are defaulted to your ingots.
Its time to update this mod because i can't starts my game with latest Silent's Gems & Silent's Lib installed.
In reply to justin_077:
Can we twek stats? Because some of them make zero sense in some of the custom packs, and also, since you are a dev of an original mod, why won't you just add this to the main mod?
How do you get the sinisite?
I just don't get it in FTB Horizons 3 :s
In reply to SilverFirestorm34783:
In reply to SilentChaos512:
In reply to SilverFirestorm34783:
May I include this in a modpack?
Not sure if I should put this here, but I noticed that magnite (From Caveworld, as mentioned in overview in a spoiler) can be used in conjunction with another durable material such as refined obsidian to maintain a high amount of durability whilst maintaining an incredible mining speed. A pickaxe created with one refined obsidian, two magnite ingots, and two ornate gold rods can obtain a mining speed value of 75 whilst having a durability value of , only flaw is that you have to sacrifice mining speed a bit if you want to increase the mining level in order to mine any real good ores (IIRC, around 50 or so if you make a pickaxe with one crystallized chaos, one refined obsidian, and one magnite ingot).
Aside from that, I have a couple of suggestions:
- Increase the magic damage for Terrasteel, there are multiple materials that surpass it magic damage-wise that can be obtained as soon as you get some redstone and glowstone and slap it onto some chaos essence and then smother that essence onto a gem. I feel as if its magic damage should be higher than prismarinium albeit lacking any real notable physical damage stats (Meaning that it is still around as powerful as diamond, or is exactly the same as diamond damage-wise) in order to make it notably viable for magic-oriented weaponry, unless that's way too broken.
- Addition of Abyssalcraft materials for usage in tool parts, it'd be interesting to see various materials from Abyssalcraft (Such as ethaxium, which could be some kind of tool part with a high mining level, slightly-higher-than-diamond damage/harvest speed, and high durability).
The mod comes up as errored in the output log, making the game crash. Fun Ores works fine though, apart from the fact the textures are missing.
EDIT: I'm using 1.11.2.
In reply to qwestfrost:
In reply to SilentChaos512:
Can you add Soulforged Steel from Better with Mods?
In reply to COMFYCATs:
What are the recipes for crafting Enderium and Prismarinium?
In reply to mahilo3550:
I really need to fix the JEI handler for Fun Ores. I'm going to make an issue for that now so I don't forget again.