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- Download Minecraft v1.17.1 - 37.1.1 on https://files.minecraftforge.net/net/minecraftforge/forge/ (If you don't have it, click on this link, which will directly download the installer https://maven.minecraftforge.net/net/minecraftforge/forge/1.17.1-37.1.1/forge-1.17.1-37.1.1-installer.jar)
- Run the jar file with java. If you don't have it, you can install java from here https://www.java.com/en/download/
- Go to the Java Edition install directory (C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming.minecraft) and find a folder named "mods" (or make one)
- Copy (or cut) and Paste RedWiresMod.jar into that folder
- you're done :)))
no lol, I just thought of mod ideas in my head and then made it real.
- Lava Bow (Combine a Bow and a lava bucket with a Smithing table)
- Water Bow (Same as Lava Bow, but with Water Buckets. And no, you can not use this to sneak water into the nether.)
- TNT Bow (Combine as the Lava Bow once again, but replace the lava bucket with a TNT block.)
- Block-Placing bow (The block placed is based on the last slot of your Hotbar (slot 8), to craft it, you smith a bow and a Dispenser)
- Sandgrave Bow (instantly spawns a 9x9x5 (Length, Width, Height) sand pit, used mainly to suffocate an enemy. Totally not a reference to anything in particular)
- Real Knife (Unobtainable in Survival, deals 99 damage)
- Cooked Egg
- Cooked Cactus (Green Dye is instead crafted like every other dye)
- Baguette (bread but l o n g, combinable with 2 pieces of bread and heals twice as much, as you'd probably expect)
- Uno Reverse Card (Like the thorns enchantment, but funni. Unobtainable in survival cause this would be way too OP. Gives you Regen II and Saturation for 3 seconds every time you get hit just to attempt fully healing yourself when attacked. Not recommended to use against creepers.)
- The shit block. Don't think I need to elaborate on this any further
- Laxatives. Using this on an animal will make it shart 64 shit blocks.
- Wither Spawn Egg
- Iron Golem Spawn Egg
- Ender Dragon Spawn Egg
- Clarinet (this is for making the Wolf Item Manager, currently has no other use)
- Wolf Item Manager (right-clicking on a wolf - tamed or not - lets them pick up loot. if they currently have something equipped, they'll drop it to you).
- Block Replacing Stick (replaces any block with the last slot in your Hotbar aka slot 8. you also get the block you replaced back)
- Auto-Bridger (automatically places block below you, block being based on slot 8 of your inventory, aka the last slot of your hotbar)
- Diamerald Apple (Like the Glistering Melon, you cannot eat it but you can use it for brewing)
- Flying (brewable with a shulker shell)
- Levitation (Use a Fermented Spider Eye and a potion of flying to get this)
- Withering (Uses the wither rose to brew)
- Invincibility (unbrewable in survival for blatantly obvious reasons)
- Recall Potion (Only obtainable in Survival via killing Slimes or Magma Cubes with a 7% chance of success, this percentage chance increases if a slime or magma cube is killed with an item with the Looting Enchantment. Teleports you to the Surface dimension (if you are not already there) and teleports you to your spawn point, similar to how it works in Terraria. If you did not set a spawn point, the default will simply be the world spawn point.)
- Debuff Immunity (brewable with a Diamerald Apple)
- Haste (brewable with a Golden Pickaxe)
- Mining Fatigue (brewable with a Haste potion and a Fermented Spider Eye)
- Absorption (brewable with a Golden Apple)
- Resistance (brewable with an Enchanted Golden Apple)
- Nausea (brewable with Rotten Flesh)
- Dolphins Grace (brewable with a tropical fish + any swiftness potion that isn't swiftness II)
- Luck + Unluck potions (Unobtainable in survival.)
- Diamerald Apple
- TNT/Water/Lava Arrows
- Green Dye
- Feathers
- Flint
- Clarinet
- Auto-Bridger
- Bamboo
- Blaze Rod
- Bone Block
- Chain (Alternative cheaper recipe that uses 6 iron nuggets)
- Chainmail Helmet
- Chainmail Chestplate
- Chainmail Leggings
- Chainmail Boots
- Clay balls
- Damaged Anvil
- Enchanted Golden Apple
- Golden Horse Armor
- Iron Horse Armor
- Diamond Horse Armor
- Magma Block
- Nametag
- Nether Wart
- Saddle
- Sponge
- Vine
- Large Fern
- Double Tallgrass
- Peony
- Lilac
- Rose Bush
- Tall Seagrass
- Cobweb
- Lilypad
- doFunnyVineBoom (plays the vine boom sound effect when damaged)
- doKillCreepers (I hate creepers, so I made this so a creeper instantly dies once they target you. If you find this OP, simply don't enable it lol)
- keepCoins (Resets your balance and Coins-Per-Minute to 0 when you die).
cmd prefix: /shop
Command Arguments:
- balance get (sends a chat with your balance aka coin value)
- balance set (Lets you manually change your balance to whatever number you type. You need to have cheats enabled to use this)
- sell [itemid] [number/max] (Sell a certain number of items)
- buy [itemid] [number/max] (Buy a certain number of items)
- cpm [number/max] (Adds a specific number of coins to your balance every minute, cost to increase your cpm is 10,000).
- cpm get (sends a chat with your CPM value)
- cpm set (Lets you change your CPM to whatever number you type. Like /coin get, you need to have cheats enabled)
- cpm notify [true/false] (turns the chat notifications on or off)
- autosmelt (automatically goes through all your items in your inventory and smelts them for a price. The price to smelt an item is (100 x the current number of smeltable items you have). An individual chat will be sent for each item slot smelted.)
If you put "max" instead of a number when selling something, the max will be 2340. The max number when buying an item will be based on empty inventory slots and the number of items that you want you buy that you already have in your inventory.
- buyenchantment [enchantmentid] [level] (VERY delicate, since this requires that you type the enchantment name correctly (all lowercase). DO NOT TRY BUYING A LEVEL FOR AN ENCHANTMENT THAT EXCEEDS THE MAX ENCHANTMENT LEVEL (ex. trying to get Fortune 4 when the max is 3). Last but not least, make sure the item you're holding doesn't already have the enchantment you plan to buy. As a final note, this - at the very least - does check if you have an item in your main hand BEFORE attempting to enchant your item).
The cost of enchanting is 100,000 + (10,000 * the given enchantment level you want)
Items (by their item IDs), and their corresponding buy values:
- netherite_ingot - 3,000,000
- netherite_block - 27,000,000
- diamond - 10,000
- diamond_block - 90,000
- gold_ingot - 5,000
- gold_block - 45,000
- tnt - 2,500
- redstone - 200
- redstone_block - 1,800
- water_bucket - 300
- lava_bucket - 300
- iron_ingot - 100
- iron_block - 900
- coal - 10
- coal_block - 100
- [oak/spruce/jungle/birch/acacia/dark_oak]_log - 5
- dirt - 1