Post by Logan on Jun 14, 2020 22:14:45 GMT -5
NFC 1.8.7_02 Mods & Addons
This is the central repository for all mods that have been made specifically for, or are intended or verified for use with, New Frontier Craft version 1.8.7_02.
For all of these mods, installation is accomplished through the classic method of installing mods; by adding them to the jar. For MultiMC, this means clicking the "Add to Minecraft.jar" button and selecting the relative zips that you need to install for the mods, and for the Mojang launcher it means cramming the classes inside the jar manually. I strongly recommend using MultiMC if you're going to be installing any mods for NFC. You can find MultiMC on multimc.org and my MultiMC instance for NFC at the bottom of this page newfrontiercraft.net/thread/116/install-new-frontier-craft
For all of these mods, installation is accomplished through the classic method of installing mods; by adding them to the jar. For MultiMC, this means clicking the "Add to Minecraft.jar" button and selecting the relative zips that you need to install for the mods, and for the Mojang launcher it means cramming the classes inside the jar manually. I strongly recommend using MultiMC if you're going to be installing any mods for NFC. You can find MultiMC on multimc.org and my MultiMC instance for NFC at the bottom of this page newfrontiercraft.net/thread/116/install-new-frontier-craft
Note: Regardless of the name of the mod in regards to what version of NFC it was intended for, if a mod is listed on this page it has been verified to work with 1.8.7_02.
Yellow Text = Incompatibilities/Issues/Caveats
Red Text = Unfinished & Download Not Available
NFC Mod Compatibility List found here
This list acts as a more full list of mods that are verified for use with NFC, due to a desire to not pollute this page with every single compatible mod that works with NFC.
The Essentials
These will be the core mods that most other mods will require in order to be installed. If a mod needs another mod to be installed first in order to work, it'll be on this list.
ModLoader (v4.13)
(No Requirements)
Made by Risugami, reworked for NFC by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/o9fm2xe83mhuuio/ModLoader_NFC_v4.13.zip/file
This is a port of ModLoader from Beta 1.7.3, patched to work with NFC 1.8.7. Mileage will vary on compatibility with other mods; most large things will crash. For a more full list on what generic Beta 1.7.3 mods will and won't work with ModLoader, I recommend taking a look at the NFC Mod Compatibility List above.
Technical Notes:
To free up more texture slots, there's been a bit of re-engineering to how blocks and items are handled in-game.
Firstly, all NFC related items that were originally contained within the items.png have been moved to items2.png in the NFC directory. For any texturepack, you'll need to copy the items.png to the NFC directory and rename it to items2.png if you want the first set of NFC items to get loaded into the game.
This weird quirk of needing to make a second copy of the items file will be removed in version 4.2 of ModLoader for NFC
The second thing I've done is I've adapted the stained wood and glass code to be applied also to the wool textures, meaning the 16 separate textures for wool now only take up 1 slot in the terrain.png. This raises the amount of block textures that NFC can load from 7 to 22.
The game will not reload custom animated textures when switching texturepacks in-game. The game must be restarted after applying the texturepack in order for the animated textures for that given texturepack to be loaded into the game.
ModLoader for NFC is not a magic bullet that'll solve every compatibility issue with standard Beta 1.7.3 mods. Lots of mods interface with the normal Minecraft code through ModLoader and expect it to work one way, and when it doesn't because NFC changed how that part of the code works it'll likely either not work correctly or just straight up crash.
You'll regularly run into ID Conflicts when trying to install other mods. If this happens, install ID Resolver, as it will fix that specific issue the vast majority of the time. ID Resolver will be ported to 1.8.7_01 relatively soon.
AudioMod (v1.2)
(No Requirements)
Made by Risugami, including code by Johnanater, reworked and ported to NFC by Logan
Download: Coming soon...
This is a simple port of AudioMod to NFC, with code from Johnanater being utilized to patch up some issues with standard AudioMod. Unlike normal AudioMod, this version will work properly with custom installation locations of Minecraft. Meaning you can place the "Mod" resources folder for whatever mod you might be trying to install inside the resources directory in the place NFC is installed, for instance a custom MultiMC directory; rather than being forced to install it to the resources directory within the .minecraft folder within the Roaming folder of Application Data.
TL;DR: It's AudioMod for NFC, and it's MultiMC friendly now.
GuiAPI (v1.1)
(No Requirements)
Made by ShaRose, ported to NFC by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/hzkbc2rsoiasfdr/NFC_GuiAPI.zip/file
A mod that adds a button to the options screen that allows you to do in-game mod configuration.
ID Resolver (v1.2)
(Requires GuiAPI)
Made by ShaRose, ported to NFC by Logan
Download: Coming soon...
Solves the issue of ID conflicts within NFC alongside other mods. You will still run commonly into issues of running out of IDs though, so don't expect this to be the magical solution for playing IC2 and NFC at the same time.
ModLoaderMP (v1.0)
(Requires ModLoader)
Made by ScottyDoesKnow and Jamioflan, ported to NFC by Logan
Client Download: www.mediafire.com/file/i3eo8vhv55wn4ru/ModLoaderMP_NFC_1.8.7.zip/file
This mod only serves the purpose of allowing mods to work that require ModLoaderMP to work regardless of whether you're playing in singleplayer or multiplayer. However, once a multiplayer version of ModLoaderMP is made for NFC, this will be compatible with that.
Aesthetics
Contained in this category are graphical tweaks to the game. If it's an aesthetic change, it's here
Panorama (v1.2)
(No Requirements)
Made by Mojang, ported by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/zk6d4e2zgitwb6v/Panorama_for_NFC_1.8.7_01.zip/file
A simple port of the panorama to the NFC main menu.
Nether Brightness Reducer (v1.0)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/gtj891l9tcd5zoi/Nether_1.8.7_Brightness_Reducer.zip/file
In 1.8.7 the overall brightness of the Nether was boosted slightly to make the dimension a bit more tolerable, as there's a bunch of new content featured there in this update and it was decided that being able to see it was a bit more important than the dimension being overly spooky. However, if you want to get that aspect of the Nether back, here's a mod for you
Bottom Chest Texture (v1.1)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/czdmp6tctzzncio/Bottom_Chest_Texture_NFC_1.8.7.zip/file
This is just a simple mod that uses one of the slots in the terrain.png for having a custom bottom texture to the chests. The texturepacks that currently take advantage of this mod are uwupack and the Coterie Craft port to NFC by Birevan
Enhancements
Stuff that's made to make your life easier when playing NFC. Recipe viewers, chat loggers, in-game maps, and featureset extensions that work to extend NFC even more than it already is are what you'll find here.
Advanced Tooltips (v1.0)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
This mod is a recreation of the information stats provided by modern tooltips. With this installed, whenever you hover over things like weapons, armor, and tools you can see stats like the durability of the item or the damage it's capable of doing.
Alongside this, you can now also see the music contained on the various music discs that NFC adds when hovering over the item.
A system very close to this will be added to the base game in NFC 1.8.8.
(Requires ModLoader)
Made by Rek
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/6xkl86ak31dtk8c/hmi_pre_c15.zip/file
How Many Items is basically for all intents and purposes a remake of Not Enough Items for Beta 1.7.3, and has most of the same functions that you'd find in that mod. If you want to see the in-game recipes for NFC, have a nice and convenient GUI to cheat in and search for items in the game, or to see some of the secret stuff we don't want you otherwise seeing, I recommend installing this mod
This is only a pre-release version at the moment, and therefore isn't really all that polished for NFC beyond the addition of the Brick Furnace GUI. If you run into random crashes for any reason while using the mod, please do report them so they can be fixed as soon as possible.
BetaTweaks (v1.2.2)
(Requires ModLoader, GuiAPI Recommended)
Made by Rek
Download: web.archive.org/web/20191119212033/https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/397852025586712576/641474941333798923/b1.7.3_BetaTweaks_v1.2.2_CLIENT.zip
After installing, go into the BetaTweaks.cfg file in the config folder of your New Frontier Craft instance/Minecraft directory. Then, go to the disableEntityRendererOverride option and change the false to a true. Likewise, turn off Inventory Dragging under “draggingShortcuts”, as various interactions between this feature of BetaTweaks and NFC can cause the game to crash.
Also, I recommend you turn off Server List, Quit Game Button, ESC Menu Texture Pack Button, and the FOV Slider, as all are already part of NFC natively
BetaTweaks is a QOL Enhancement mod for Beta 1.7.3 It adds in many new little tweaks to the game that are able to accomplish various things. As noted in the compatibility notes, it has certain features that NFC already adds like a server list, the quit game button being native, a texture pack switching button in the escape menu, and an FOV slider. However, some of the more interesting features of BetaTweaks are things that work perfectly fine with NFC. For instance, old storage block textures from pre-Alpha 1.2, the ability to disable the rendering of tall grass and/or dead shrubs, the ability to disable achievement notifications, a scrollable controls menu, an improved chat that allows for configuration of the chat window, scrolling, copy and pasting of text, and other QOL improvements to the chat, and by changing the “Title Screen Logo” setting to Custom, the ability to customize the Minecraft logo text to whatever you might want.
On top of that, there’s also the gameplay settings, which allow you to change certain small aspects of your singleplayer gameplay in NFC. This includes things such as turning on wool dropping from sheep when you punch them, allowing for gaps in ladders, punching TNT to ignite it, hoeing grass for seeds, old fashioned Minecart boosters, and elevator boats. All of these are older quirks of how the earlier versions of Minecraft Beta used to work, and with BetaTweaks you can experience these in New Frontier Craft. Make sure to double check these features upon installing the mod though, in case you don’t want some of these features enabled on your world.
Chat Logger (v1.1)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/zvjmhdrefwfyms5/Chat_Logger_Mod_for_NFC_1.8.7.zip/file
A quasi-port of the modern system which Minecraft uses where it outputs the things said in chat into the Minecraft logs. Matches the same format of the modern game, that being what is seen in the attached screenshot.
This is great for archiving conversations and comments that you really like. Preventing you from having to constantly worry about needing to grab a screenshot of what's being discussed.
Cleaner F3 Menu (v1.0)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/r3h7go5pffo5h8o
This mod removes all of the pointless rendering information from the screen and the lagometer. Overall, things have been moved around so that the only things on the screen are the things the average user actually uses. That being the version number, coords, framerate, allocated and used RAM, world seed, and direction. Direction I'll note as well has been cleaned up in this version to actually name the direction you're facing, rather than just giving you a digit and you having to remember which digit correlates with which direction.
Fun
The stuff in this category isn't really meant to fit any sort of niche during gameplay. Stuff here was created solely for the purpose of having fun with
You Are The Fox (v1.2)
(No Requirements)
Model and texture originally sourced from DrZhark, mod created entirely by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/0lf312y7a6rrpyq/YATF+v1.2+[NFC+1.8.7_02].zip/file
MP Compatible Download: Coming soon...
Note: You cannot go through 1 block openings while using the MP Compatible version of the mod
Turns your player into a fox! Changes the player to be only one block tall to match, letting you slip through smaller openings and the like. Also, blocks, items, and tools are held in the mouth of the fox, as it'd be silly for a fox to hold a tool in its paw
If it wasn't clear, this mod is heavily inspired by the YATC mod by Rotten194
The skinfix has been disabled for obvious reasons, that being the fact that normal skins obviously won't at all work with the fox skin. This fox skin can be edited via the fox.png file in the mob directory in your jar or texturepack zip
Rainbow Tooltips (v1.0)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/ow7rph2jkih3ux2/Rainbow_Tooltips.zip/file
It makes the text when you hover over stuff in your inventory go through a rainbow of colors
That's it
Experimental Features
One concept moving forward is going to be the idea of experimental features. This is stuff that might or might not ever see the light of day in a real NFC update, but that seem interesting or useful enough to be something players
can turn on and off at will.
Modern Fence and Wall Dyanmics (v1.1)
(No Requirements)
Made by Mojang, ported and reworked to NFC by Logan
Download: Coming soon...
This is a simple little mod that tweaks the render code and the wall and fence classes to make them act roughly the same, functionality wise, as the modern versions of these blocks. The bounding boxes and hitboxes have been reduced to the size of the blocks themselves, and they now are able to connect to all solid non-transparent blocks. This also means that blocks can be placed through the fences and walls.
Survival Singleplayer Sprinting (v1.1)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: Coming soon...
Just a tiny little tweak to the code that lets you sprint in singleplayer survival; making it so the game decides whether or not you can sprint depending on whether you're in a multiplayer world or not instead of your current gamemode.
F3 Mob Tags (v1.0)
(No Requirements)
Made by Logan
Download: www.mediafire.com/file/44rx0x74fzatgow/F3_Mob_Tags_for_NFC_1.8.7.zip/file
This is just a tiny little tweak that reverts a change made in 1.8.7, in which the F3 mob tags were removed. All this mod does is re-enable the code that handles this feature.