World Control is the official successor to Nuclear Control 2. Unlike it, it does not rely on IC2 and is built for 1.10+. It's currently in a development state, however; features and whatnot may change as time goes by, so be weary.
You've seen the craters that Nuclear Reactors can cause. How one slip up can desolate your base.
Developing working technology was harder than anyone could have estimated. And yet, you are now
able to monitor your entire base; shut down reactors before they overheat and save the world from yourself!
World Control is a mod that allows for the monitoring of several kinds of blocks in the world.
It was originally designed by Shedar as Nuclear Control to monitor and control IC2 Nuclear Reactors, but the current team (Xbony2, dmf444 and Pyrolusite) have integrated it with several other popular mods.
Modpacks- if you are to use this mod in a modpack, we highly encourage you use CurseForge to do so. Currently this is the only platform that compensates modders for inclusion in modpacks; by choosing to use another platforms, we get less downloads and you're basically making us lose money, thus we encourage CurseForge. (Using a direct link with ATLauncher is an alright way to get around this, although that's a bit messy.) Ultimately we can't stop you from using other platforms, but if you're going to make a public modpack please use CurseForge.
PROGRESS NOTE: It's not there but there's been activity. If you want to see it for 1.12 (or whatever), we'd prefer you help out with the current version of it rather than making a fork, so no one is ever stuck between two forks. The mod is open sourced and I'd be willing to give Git access to it if you want to help out. The GitHub is here. (If you do significantly contribute to it and we can release a new version you'll be listed as an author and be able to get Curse Points.)
I just whould like to know if advance panel and text card will be added soon ?
In reply to comandededede:
Advanced panels are rather complex. For the time being, we’ve got no time to implement them. Text cards are on the hit list, once we finish the normal panel
i whould also like to see new features. such as control, rods radiation meters/geigers/dosimeters, reactor lid/cover blocks and a scram button.
i can help out with the mod developement. i dont know much coding. all i know about coding is how to make fake viruses lag and computer crashing.
so only thing im good at is modelling. i can do anything from the most simpliest things to detailed houses to guns and vehicles.
i dont know how to animate yet because im using smp toolbox as my minecraft modelling program. i can also do some textures.
so i whould like to help you out. hope you answer soon. thank you.
im having a problem with adding new soulds to the howler alarm. i know where i should put the file wich is in the .minecraft/WCalarms or .techninc/modpacks/WCalarms folder.
i also converted it into .ogg file. i have restarted my game and the launcher multiple times but its not appearing into the howler alarm sounds menu.
its also named properly for ex. alarm-chernobyl
do i have to mess with the sounds.json in the folder/inmod sounds.json file
please let me know if i did something wrong. thank you.
In reply to kippari20:
There's a great guide on how to do it here: https://github.com/World-Control-Team/World-Control/wiki/Adding-Custom-Sounds-to-the-Howler-Alarm
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In reply to haddocka:
You're 100% correct. I should stand up and tell my prof, this instant, "I'd love to pay attention to your class, but haddocka want more information on the mod I make for Minecraft, so with haste I need to leave". We all do this mod for free. Sometimes we're busy. Sometimes we're not. If you think that acting rude will make us magically write the mod faster for your Eminence... news flash... it won't! I don't care if you put it in your pack. I don't care that it's not out of beta. Say whatever you want; it'll get finished when I get time.
~A message from your local mod dev.
P.S. next time, try something more friendly like, "Hey how's dev progress going".
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In reply to haddocka:
Your Eminence,
I do kindly beckon hither for your vindication. It's obvious that my superlative working capacity does not meet your standards, as such, I bend at the knee for ye. Henceforth, I shall prioritize the creation of said mod over say, acquiring financials capable of providing housing and nourishment and withdraw from post-secondary education, is this change to your liking?
Humbly yours and forever indebted,
~ mod dev
Again I have no need to document what is incomplete, but if you can't figure out what this mod integrates with, it's not my problem. I don't make youtube videos. I don't have time to code, yet you expect me to document this mod to your high standard?
In reply to haddocka:
Here are some thing you might have said instead:
* Hey, I noticed that you don't have much documentation written up. Could I write some for you?
* Hey, I noticed you haven't gotten a mod spotlight on YouTube yet. Could I spotlight you on my channel?
* Hey, I noticed that you haven't had the chance to do many updates recently. I've taken the time to learn how to make mods for Minecraft, and I'd love to help out if you need an extra hand!
Instead, you whined that the mod doesn't have any YouTube videos and hasn't been updated in a while. I'm left to assume that you don't have the skills needed to either make a YouTube video or make a mod, yet somehow still feel like you can berate people who can do those things for not using their hard-won skills to make your brain-dead easy task of creating a mod pack even easier.
I hate to break it to you, but mod creators don't make mods because they stand in awe of your awesomeness and are just craving for your attention. They do it because they are smart, like learning new things, and want to make the game better. That other people get to use the mods they make is just a bonus. I'm 100% sure that dmf444 is glad that you won't be putting his mod in your pack. I know I would be if I were a mod creator. :)
I'd like to contribute something small though may be able to help more as my skill grows, but I'm not sure how/where to ask. I have a much more refined .ogg of the default alarm I'd like to present to you (the current one is stereo & leans to the right channel, and the channels had different sounds.) In any case, I may be able to contribute more code-wise later on as my skill in the language improves.
In reply to Daddy_Freakout:
Join our discord, with code QmrNP3Z
there you can send the file and talk to use about helping out
no having recipes in jei
In reply to Crosus97:
the mod's in alpha, it's not intended for use in survival
does this have alarms?
In reply to someoneintheus:
Yes
Can you please complete World Control that man can also use it for the liquid reactor?
Am currently using this in FTB Ultimate Reloaded. The Industrial alarm immediately crashed my game.
The panels don't update unless you open the screen that they are tied to (so the reactor info doens't update unless you open the reactor menu itself, and the same for the battery/power info card panel).
The Thermal Monitor hooks up to the reactor properly, and emits a green light, but redstone does not seem to connect to it. They are supposed to emit a strong redstone signal if the temperature of the reactor they are attached to is at or past the temperature you set in the monitor's GUI.
In reply to kingkj52:
Let me preface this by saying, an alpha mod, which doesn't add recipes to the game, should not really be used in world.
1) Industrial Alarms - just fixed in dev
2) Panels are not done. They are entirely WIP (don't even save cards yet)
3) Thermal monitor should be functional, but it will not output redstone to the back side. This was done by choice.
In reply to dmf444:
Let me say first as well, no disrespect meant. I understand the troubles of fixing random errors in code that come from seemingly no where lol. I didn't mean to be rude if it came off that way, just wanted to let you know a couple things I've noticed while trying to use the stuff (since it was included in FTB Ultimate Reloaded).
Yeah, we've broken some panels and noticed the cards disappeared a few times haha.
As far as the Thermal monitor's redstone goes.. does the backside count as the front of the box with the number and green light displaying? I've only had the light work by placing it directly onto a part of the reactor multiblock, and by trying to run redstone from the front or side of it there, it doesn't seem to connect. That being said, it may work and just not look connected to it, but my reactor design keeps heat at 0 so they wouldn't normally go off. I'll purposely up the heat and see what happens and get back to you.
Thanks for the hard work :)