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MCreator for Minecarft 1.9/1.8.9

MCreator for Minecarft 1.9/1.8.9 is a program for modding minecraft without programing knowledge. It’s very simple to use, and the program’s concept is easy to learn. With MCreator, you can customise Minecraft as you wish. Making new blocks, items, achievements, new types of existing blocks, mobs, biomes, foods, tools, plants, machines (and more!) is possible with MCreator.

Demonstration Video:

Useful Links:

How to install MCreator

System requirements

Getting Started

Making a New Block

Exporting Modifications and Installing Them

How to use Events

Updating MCreator and Updating your Mods

MCreator Tool Download Links:

For Minecraft 1.7.10: MCreator 1.6.3 [1.7.10].exe – 71.3 MB

For Minecraft 1.8: MCreator 1.6.4 [1.8].exe – 67.0 MB

For Minecraft 1.8.9: MCreator 1.6.6 [1.8.9] Windows 64bit.exe – 66.0 MB

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LiteLoader for Minecarft 1.9/1.8.9

What is LiteLoader?

LiteLoader for Minecarft 1.9/1.8.9 is a lightweight mod bootstrap designed to provide very basic loader functionality for mods which don’t need to modify game mechanics. It is designed to run alongside ModLoader and Minecraft Forge and LiteLoader mods will not conflict with ModLoader or Forge mods.

LiteLoader is aimed squarely at mods which only change the client in some way; some good examples might be a mini-map, a mod which overhauls the in-game chat or a client-side macro system. This type of mod doesn’t generally need the awesome power of something like Minecraft Forge to function, so asking players to install an API that’s several times larger than the mod itself doesn’t make sense. It must however coexist peacefully alongside Forge (so that players can use both platforms if they want to!) and LiteLoader does this.

LiteLoader was primarily developed for use by The VoxelModPack Team but is open source to allow mod developers to make their own mods using the platform.

As a modder, if you’re looking for a loader to help you add a new block, item, mob or mechanic into the game, then LiteLoader isn’t for you and you should check out Minecraft Forge. If you want to make a mod that displays something on the screen like a heads-up FPS counter, provides an in-game IRC window, or anything else that doesn’t alter game mechanics then LiteLoader is probably perfect for you!

As you’ve probably noticed, Minecraft 1.6 sees the introduction of a new Launcher from Mojang which is considerably more advanced than the old one. Amongst the improvements was the ability for an installed mod to inject itself into the game at load time as a Tweak. A Tweak basically gets free rein over the game startup process and can inject any code it likes into the game. LiteLoader uses this tweak functionality to load itself, and in turn load any mods that you have installed. This is great because it allows loaders to run without touching the minecraft jar at all!

However there’s a problem: the new launcher only allows one Tweak at a time to be specified, so if you want to run multiple Tweak classes at the same time, such as LiteLoader and Forge Mod Loader (FML), then you have a problem. How do we fix this?

The answer is with cascadedTweaks. This is a special command-line option sent to the game which the LiteLoader tweaker will recognise and will try to load the other Tweaks thus specified. In a nutshell, Minecraft loads the LiteLoader Tweak, and then the LiteLoader Tweak loads the other Tweaks! Simple!

The LiteLoader installer supports creating cascadedTweaks for well-known Tweaks such as FML, or you can add your own by editing the JSON file. I will add more Tweaks to the installer as they become available. If you know of an unsupported Tweak then let me know. To specify cascadedTweaks just check the relevant checkbox when installing LiteLoader.

Note that you still need to install the relevant other mod. For example to cascade to FML you must install FML or Minecraft Forge from their own installer first!

How to install LiteLoader for Minecraft:

[spoiler]

You must run the game with the target version at least once before you start.

Download the latest version of the LiteLoader installer for your platform by clicking the link below, and choose the correct version for your version of Minecraft.

Close the Minecraft launcher and the game if it is running

Run the installer, if your minecraft installation is not automatically detected then select your .minecraft folder by clicking “…”

If you wish to extract the loader jar, choose extract, this can be used for the manual installation below

Select any additional Tweaks you wish to apply to the profile (hint: to change these at a later date simply run the installer again) such as cascading to Minecraft Forge.

Click OK to create the profile

A message should indicate that the installation was successful

Start the minecraft launcher and choose the “LiteLoader” profile.[/spoiler]

How to install LiteLoader with Forge/Optifine

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You have 3 options for installing LiteLoader alongside another tweaker:

Use the liteloader installer to “chain” the tweaks:

You must run the game with the target version at least once before you start.

Download the other tweaks you wish to chain to and install them, they will create their own profiles in the launcher (eg. Forge, Optifine)

Download the latest version of the LiteLoader installer for your platform by clicking the link below

Run the liteloader installer, the installer will detect supported tweaks and allow you “chain” the liteloader profile to them, check the boxes for the tweaks you wish to include in the profile.

Run the launcher and choose the LiteLoader profile, this profile will also now load your chained tweakers

Use liteloader to load the other tweaks:

You must run the game with the target version at least once before you start.

Download the latest version of the LiteLoader installer for your platform by clicking the link below

Run the liteloader installer and install liteloader with no chained tweakers

Download the other tweaks you wish to chain to and extract them, copy the extracted jars to ./minecraft/mods/ (eg. .minecraft/mods/1.7.10), create the folder if it does not exist

Run the launcher and choose the LiteLoader profile, you can check that the other tweakers were loaded by checking in the liteloader mods list

Use FML to load liteloader:

You must run the game with the target version at least once before you start.

Download Minecraft Forge or FML and install it, FML will create its own profiles in the launcher

Download the latest version of the LiteLoader installer for your platform by clicking the link below

Run the liteloader installer and choose extract, extract the liteloader jar to ./minecraft/mods/ (eg. .minecraft/mods/1.7.10), create the folder if it does not exist

Run the launcher and choose the FML profile, FML will load liteloader[/spoiler]

LiteLoader Download Links:

For Minecraft 1.6.2

For Windows (Exe): LiteLoader-Windows-1.6.2

For All Other Platforms (Jar): LiteLoader-Other-Platforms-1.6.2

For Minecraft 1.6.4

For Windows (Exe): LiteLoader-Windows-1.6.4

For All Other Platforms (Jar): LiteLoader-Other-Platforms-1.6.4

For Minecraft 1.7.2

For Windows (Exe): LiteLoader-Windows-1.7.2

For All Other Platforms (Jar): LiteLoader-Other-Platforms-1.7.2

For Minecraft 1.7.10

For Windows (Exe): liteloader-installer-windows-1.7.10

For All Other Platforms (Jar): liteloader-installer-1.7.10

For Minecraft 1.8

For Windows (Exe): liteloader-installer-windows-1.8.0

For All Other Platforms (Jar): liteloader-installer-1.8.0-00-SNAPSHOT

For Minecraft 1.8.9

For Windows (Exe): liteloader-installer-1.8.9-00-SNAPSHOT.exe – 3.6 MB

For All Other Platforms (Jar): liteloader-installer-1.8.9-00-SNAPSHOT.jar – 3.6 MB

For Minecraft 1.9

For Windows (Exe): liteloader-installer-1.9.0-00-SNAPSHOT.exe – 3.7 MB

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OptiFine HD for Minecraft 1.9.4/1.9

OptiFine HD for Minecraft 1.9/1.8.9 is a mod that helps you to adjust Minecraft effectively. It makes minecraft run more smoothly and use less resources. Besides, it enables you to run resource (texture) pack HD without installing more other mods.

A perfect choice for personal computers that want to run Minecraft more smoothly! This an indispensible mod for those playing Minec raft with features like FPS boost, Support HD Textures, Variable Render Distance, Antialiasing, Connected Textures…

Features:

FPS boost

Doubling the FPS is common

Decreases lag spikes and smooths gameplay

Support for HD Textures

HD textures and HD fonts (MCPatcher not needed)

Custom terrain and item textures

Animated terrain and item textures

Custom HD Font character widths

Custom colors

Custom block color palettes

Custom lighting

Unlimited texture size

Variable Render Distance

From Tiny to Extreme (2 x Far) in 16m steps

Sun, moon and stars are visible in Tiny and Short distance

Configurable Smooth Lighting

From 1% – smooth lighting without shadows

To 100% – smooth lighting with full shadows

Performance: VSync

Synchronizes framerate with monitor refresh rate to remove split frames and smooth gameplay

Smart Advanced OpenGL

More efficient, less artifacts

Fast – faster, some artifacts still visible

Fancy – slower, avoids visual artifacts

Fog control

Fog: Fancy, Fast, OFF

Fog start: Near, Far

Mipmaps

Visual effect which makes distant objects look better by smoothing the texture details

Mipmap level – OFF, 1, 2, 3, Max

Mipmap type – Nearest, Linear

Anisotropic Filtering

Restores details in mipmapped textures

AF level – OFF, 2, 4, 8, 16 (depends on hardware support)

Antialiasing

Smooths jagged lines and sharp color transitions

AA level – OFF, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16 (depends on hardware support)

Better Grass

Fixes grass blocks side texture to match surrounding grass terrain

Better Snow

Fixes transparent blocks textures to match surrounding snow terrain

Clear Water

Clear, transparent water with good visibility underwater

Custom Sky

Use custom textures for the day and night skies. Multiple layers, blending options, time configuration.

Random Mobs

Use random mob textures if available in the texture pack

Connected Textures

Connects textures for glass, glass panes, sandstone and bookshelf blocks which are next to each other.

Natural Textures

Removes the gridlike pattern created by repeating blocks of the same type. Uses rotated and flipped variants of the base block texture.

Faster Math

Uses smaller lookup table which fits better in the L1 CPU cache

FPS control

Smooth FPS – stabilizes FPS by flushing the graphics driver buffers

Smooth Input – fixes stuck keys, slow input and sound lag by setting correct thread priorities

Chunk Loading Control

Load Far – loads the world chunks at distance Far, allows fast render distance switching

Preloaded Chunks – defines an area in which no new chunks will be loaded

Chunk Updates per Frame – allows for faster world loading

Dynamic Updates – loads more chunks per frame when the player is standing still

Configurable Details

Clouds – Default, Fast, Fancy

Cloud Height – from 0% to 100%

Trees – Default, Fast, Fancy

Grass – Default, Fast, Fancy

Water – Default, Fast, Fancy

Rain and Snow – Default, Fast, Fancy

Sky – ON, OFF

Stars – ON, OFF

Sun & Moon – ON, OFF

Depth Fog – ON, OFF

Weather – ON, OFF

Swamp Colors – ON, OFF

Smooth Biomes – ON, OFF

Custom Fonts – ON, OFF

Custom Colors – ON, OFF

Show Capes – ON, OFF (supports HD capes)

Configurable animations

Water Animated – OFF, Dynamic, ON

Lava Animated – OFF, Dynamic, ON

Fire Animated – OFF, ON

Portal Animated – OFF, ON

Redstone Animated – OFF, ON

Explosion Animated – OFF, ON

Flame Animated – OFF, ON

Smoke Animated – OFF, ON

Void Particles – OFF, ON

Water Particles – OFF, ON

Rain Splash – OFF, ON

Portal Particles – OFF, ON

Dripping Water/Lava – OFF, ON

Terrain Animated – OFF, ON

Items Animated – OFF, ON

Fast Texturepack Switching

Switch the current Texturepack without leaving the world

Fullscreen Resolution

Configurable fullscreen resolution

Debug

Fast Debug Info – removes lagometer from debug screen

Debug Profiler – removes profiler from debug screen

Time Control

Default, Day Only or Night Only – works in only in Creative mode

Autosave

Configurable Autosave interval

A fix for the famous Lag Spike of Death

Screenshots:

Editions:

How to install OptiFine HD for Minecraft:

Download at link below

Drag and drop the downloaded jar file into the /Users/[Your user]/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/mods folder. If one does not exist you can create one

Double-click the downloaded JAR file and then click “Install”

Play Minecraft and enjoy the game

Tips & Warnings

If you have previously used MCPatcher, unpatch all its features and revert to default texture pack.

This mod is compatible with ModLoader, Forge and other popular mods.

OptiFine may not be compatible with other Forge mods, so better install it on fresh copy of game first.

Make sure you have latest version of Java installed in your operating system.

OptiFine HD Download Links:

For Minecraft 1.6.2

Optifine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.6.2_HD_C4.jar Optifine HD Standard: OptiFine_1.6.2_HD_U_C4.jar Optifine HD Light: OptiFine_1.6.2_L_C4.jar

For Minecraft 1.6.4

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.6.4_HD_U_D1.jar – 418 KB OptiFine HD Standard: OptiFine_1.6.4_HD_D1.jar – 416 KB OptiFine HD Light: OptiFine_1.6.4_L_C9.jar – 181 KB Optifine HD + Forge + Shaders: Optifine-FML-1.6.4.jar

For Minecraft 1.7.2

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.7.2_HD_U_D5.jar – 867 KB OptiFine HD Standard: OptiFine_1.7.2_HD_D5.jar – 841 KB

For Minecraft 1.7.4

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.7.4_HD_U_D1.jar – 800 KB OptiFine HD Standard: OptiFine_1.7.4_HD_D1.jar – 774 KB OptiFine HD Light: OptiFine_1.7.4_L_C7.jar – 115 KB

For Minecraft 1.7.5

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.7.5_HD_U_D1.jar – 800 KB

For Minecraft 1.7.9

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.7.9_HD_U_D2.jar – 796 KB

For Minecraft 1.7.10

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.7.10_HD_U_C1.jar – 874 KB OptiFine HD Standard: OptiFine_1.7.10_HD_C1.jar – 849 KB OptiFine HD Light: OptiFine_1.7.10_L_B6.jar – 115 KB

For Minecraft 1.8

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.0_HD_U_D5.jar – 924 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.1

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.1_HD_U_C7.jar – 873 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.3

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.3_HD_U_D3.jar – 913 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.4

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.4_HD_U_D6.jar – 931 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.7

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.7_HD_U_D6.jar – 931 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.8

OptiFine HD Ultra: OptiFine_1.8.8_HD_U_E2.jar – 932 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.9

OptiFine HD Ultra G9: OptiFine_1.8.9_HD_U_G9.jar – 1.2 MB

For Minecraft 1.9

OptiFine HD Ultra A0 Pre: OptiFine_1.9.0_HD_U_A0_pre.jar – 1.3 MB

For Minecraft 1.9.2

OptiFine HD Ultra B3: OptiFine_1.9.2_HD_U_B3.jar – 1.6 MB

For Minecraft 1.9.4

Render Player API 1.8.9, 1.8, 1.7.10 is a client API which provides access to

The class “RenderPlayer”

The class “ModelPlayer”

The class “ModelBiped”

while minimizing conflicts between mods.

Incompatibilities: Render Player API is compatible with Minecraft Forge, just install Render Player API after Minecraft Forge.

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Render Player API 1.8/1.7.10

What is Render Player API?

Render Player API gives third party mods managed access to the player render classes

Render Player API is a client API which provides access to

the class “RenderPlayer” aka “bop” and

the class “ModelBiped” aka “bhm”

while minimizing conflicts between mods.

How to install Render Player API:

Copy all class files inside this ZIP file to their corresponding locations in your “minecraft.jar”.

In any case, NEVER forget: ALWAYS back up your stuff!

Incompatibilities

Render Player API is compatible with Minecraft Forge, just install Render Player API after Minecraft Forge.

Render Player API Download Links:

For Minecraft 1.6.2

Vanilla: Render-Player-API-Vanilla-1.6.2

Forge: Render-Player-API-Forge-1.6.2

For Minecraft 1.6.4

Core: Render-Player-API-Core-1.6.4

Vanilla: Render-Player-API-Vanilla-1.6.4

Forge:  Render-Player-API-Forge-1.6.4

For Minecraft 1.7.2

Core: Render-Player-API-Core-1.7.2

For Minecraft 1.7.10

Core: Render-Player-API-Core-1.7.10

For Minecraft 1.8

Render-Player-API-Core-1.8.zip – 250 KB

For Minecraft 1.8.8

New Post has been published on http://www.yourminecraft.com/radixcore/

RadixCore 1.8.9/1.7.10

  What is RadixCore?

RadixCore is not a replacement for Minecraft Forge, FML, LiteLoader, or any other API with mod loading capabilities.

It does not load mods. Instead, it resides between a mod and Minecraft Forge and automatically provides a fully functional foundation for building a new mod or expanding an existing one. Consider RadixCore to be a standard mod framework, where you “fill in the blanks” to get your mod up and running quickly without worrying about the core functionalities.

It is constructed from the core functions of the Minecraft Comes Alive mod. We found ourselves reusing much of MCA’s code when building other mods, and thus, RadixCore was created to help ease the creation of our other mods by providing a stable framework of code that we knew worked correctly.

Now, we’d like to put it out there for other modders to try out and potentially improve it. Maybe it’ll help someone having trouble with 1.7, or any other future changes to Minecraft.

What can it do for me?

If you are a player, you will notice no outward changes with RadixCore installed. It only does what mods tell it to do. If you do not use a mod that requires RadixCore, you don’t need it!

If you are a modder, RadixCore will do quite a lot to help you set up your mod:

An easy to use networking system reminiscent of the pre-1.7 versions of Minecraft. Takes measures to effectively reduce network strain by 50% and has the ability to serialize entire objects. Don’t worry about 1.7′s networking changes, use our networking system.

PreInit, Init, PostInit, ServerStarting, and ServerStopping events are automatically laid out and called for your mod.

Initializing and adding items, blocks, recipes, etc. are separated into methods and automatically called at the correct time. Simply fill in the blanks.

Provides the ModPropertiesManager, which allows you to easily create and load configuration data for your mod. All you will ever need to worry about is what information you want to be configurable.

An automatic update checker. All you must provide is a URL containing your mod’s current version and the URL that you would like users to be redirected to. RadixCore does the rest.

A language system allowing for easy translation of GUIs and parsing of variables.

Various classes and methods to help with logic and AI.

A logger that accepts varargs and labels which side you’re currently working with.

Even more…with your help. We want to expand RadixCore to effectively meet most modders’ needs.

Getting Started:

Step 1: Import RadixCore

At this time, you will need to download RadixCore’s source code and place the com folder into your src/main/java folder. Do not modify RadixCore’s source code in any way.

Step 2: Implement IMod

Your first steps to creating a mod that uses RadixCore would be to take your mod’s core class (the class with your @Mod annotation) and properly setting up the @Mod annotation by adding the dependency shown below:

@Mod(modid="ModId", name="ModName", version="ModVersion", dependencies="required-after:radixcore")

Next, you will need to implement IMod from RadixCore. Immediately, an IDE such as Eclipse will notify you that your mod needs to “implement the inherited abstract method [x].” Allow it to add all unimplemented methods so that your mod’s class is populated with every method that RadixCore needs to run.

There are a lot of methods that will be placed into your mod class.

Step 3: Add a constructor

Add a constructor that accepts no arguments to your mod’s core class, and register it with RadixCore like so:

public ModCore() //Replace with your core class name RadixCore.registeredMods.add(this);

Step 4: Fill in the blanks

See MCA’s Core class to see how a larger mod implements RadixCore. Since RadixCore was originally part of MCA, MCA’s core uses every single method and is the best example to follow.

Step 5: Read and implement features you want

There’s plenty of javadoc to read through to learn how things work. The tutorials below should help you out!

Step 6: Help RadixCore Expand

We need other modders’ input! What do you like or not like about RadixCore? What would you like to see implemented?

RadixCore Download Links:

For 1.7.2: RadixCore-1.7.2

For 1.7.10: RadixCore-1.7.10

For 1.8: RadixCore-1.8.jar – 149 KB

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