BTarb's ImDeity ModPack

Version 1.2.2 released

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New features:

• Incorporated the Horsey mod to display stats on a horse. (refunds will be issued to players who bought horsey)
• Added a Done button to the main options screen
• Receiving a TPA request from a player now counts as a whisper and will beep if you have whisper alerts turned on
• Light level stat display. Ignores sunlight level. Shows level at your feet (f3 shows it at your head, which is often off by 1).
• Game time. The time in the game. 12 AM = moon directly over head. 12 PM = sun directly over head.
• Player coordinates. simple x y z of your your character
• Current biome. The name of the biome that you're in right now.. useful when mining for emerald, etc.
• The ModPack now ONLY works in single player and when you're on ImDeity server. It will disable itself if you're on any other server.

Bug Fixes:

• [Fixed] Hide Player Tags incorrectly hides the recipient name on a whisper message. Comes up as [me -> bla instead of [me -> them] bla

Installation Tips:

1. I still highly recommend using forge instead of installing manually. If you use forge then just delete the old jar and drop the new one in its place.
2. If you install manually then it is advisable to start with a fresh minecraft jar and then install your mods over again.

 

If someone can find out a way to have optifine, macro mods and forge with this mod working, I'd really appreciate it.

 

Hiya moj. Thanks for conducting some testing. I'll list the formulas i came up with below. Health was easy. Speed seemed like a simple formula that got close to what others were reporting from testing. Jumping is quite likely wrong and needs tweaked. If you check the wiki it states that the metrics for jumping and speed are still unknown. Most of the horse code is still obfuscated, so it requires a great deal of digging and analyzing to come up with what the variables mean and what the methods do.

Frankly, i don't want to spend much time conducting tests to determine if the values are spot on. My dev time is better spent adding other features. If someone comes up with a way to determine a true formula then i'll gladly code it in, but for now i think the current ones are sufficient to be able to compare horses with each other. So long as everyone on the server is running on the same formula then we have a reliable way to compare horses to see who has the fastest, highest jumping etc.

the formulas i'm using:

Code:

    private void setSpeed(double value) {
        speed = "Speed: " + df.format((value * 100) / 2) + " bps";
    }
 
    private void setHealth(double value) {
        health = "Health: " + df.format(value / 2) + " hearts";
    }
 
    private void setJump(double value) {
        jump = "Jump: " + df.format(value / .9 * 5.5) + " blocks high";
    }

As far as i know, I don't have a way to determine this on the client end. I'll try to dig around sometime to see if there's a list of player entities that i can iterate, but i really don't see why there would be on the client side. I'm assuming that the only to have this notification is to have the server output it in the chat window for me to parse.

Adding in some simple keybinding macros sounds like a decent idea. I'll add it to the list of things to implement. I'm a slight bit worried about people using it to spam chat.. but i suppose they will get banned quickly enough if they decide to go that route.

 

Edit: Ryan responded while i was researching this. I'd try his video first since videos are generally easier to follow than textual steps.

I just downloaded the optifine jar to take a look at the contents. It modifies a large number of core minecraft files. Some of which i know that Forge also makes use of.

Some info about my mods & Forge. Forge doesn't provide an API for everything i need to tap into for my mods, so i have to override a couple core minecraft files. At the moment, ones i override are:

• aqg.class - BlockSign.Java
• bdf.class - EntityClientPlayerMP.java
• bix.class - TileEntitySignRenderer.java

Luckily, Optifine does not override any of these files, so if you can get Optifine to work with Forge, then you should inherently have compatibility with my ModPack too. Here is a link that states instructionson how to get optifine and forge working in 1.6.2 (i didn't test to verify).
I'm not sure what macro mod you're using (i've never used any of them). Though, perhaps if i add the macro support that was mentioned by Kenekeu earlier today thenyou'd have everything you need? What are some examples that you use the macro mod to accomplish?

 

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/467504-162-macro-keybind-mod-0910/

It uses his own 'Liteloader' to load the mod. He used to rely on Modloader until the developer didn't update correctly and he had to fix modloader to work correctly.

Right now, b/c of the new launcher, you have to run the liteloader installer then start minecraft once with the default launcher. I use magic launcher, so after I do that, I run magic launcher using the 1.6.2_liteloader.jar and add my mods normally through magic launcher.

I don't use your mod so don't know how/if it's compatible with the macros mod.

 

I have the 1.6.2 version of Liteloader for the keybind mod and used Forge to install BTarb's mods. I installed Forge, then BTarb's mod packs, then Liteloader, and finally keybind. Liteloader has a selection to chain to Forge, make sure you select that. Then start using the Liteloader profile. I have not had any problems with it loading and running.

 

I heart you. I was contemplating adding in an adapter to tie into liteloader, but if they already wrote one to tie into forge then there's no point. yay

I just read through some of the Optifine page and it says that it is forge compatible. Since they don't utilize the same core files that i do, it should be compatible with me as well. With Micklen's steps above:

1. start with a clean Minecraft versions folder (delete the 1.6.2 folder and then run launcher to have it download a fresh copy)
2. install forge
3. run minecraft. then close it.
4. put the ModPack jar and the Optifine jar in the mods folder
5. install liteLoader, taking care to "chain to forge"
6. Install keybind
7. run minecraft using the liteloader profile.

Note that i didn't run through these steps myself, but if micklen's steps work then these ones should logically work to include optifine.

 

I'm sorry if this is a simple question, but is your core.jar required for this modpack?

 

Twitchy is right. The core is now embedded in the modpack. So, now my other mods (which now just consists of shop snoop) actually depend on the modpack. I did this consolidation to simplify the installation of the modpack.