Woo~ This thread is for discussing and asking for help with the plethora of Minecraft mods out there.
IMPACT!"What mods?" I hear you ask, well simply scroll down a bit
The ModsRedpower by Eloraam - A mod which adds many one tile RS logic gates, and also machinery and tube networks. Also frames, which are basically the best thing ever [1.4.7]
Industrial Craft by Alblaka - A mod which brings minecraft into the modern age, adding many industrial machines and processes [1.4.7]
Buildcraft by Krapht & Sir Sengir - A mod which adds in an extensive network of piping, to enable the player to bring more automation to their world than ever before [1.4.7]
Forestry by SirSengir - A mod which adds a large amount of automated farming content, as well as a rather interesting bee breeding system and, more recently, mail and trade systems. It doesn't require Buildcraft to play, but the experience is better with Buildcraft installed. [1.4.7]
Thermal Expansion by KingLemmingCoFH - This mod adds several Buildcraft machines which, in the simplest sense, emulate Industrialcraft machines. It also features a very neat modular system for inputs and outputs. It also features methods of creating lava and water. As well as a self contained cobble/smoothstone/obsidian farm. [1.4.7]
Buildcraft Advanced Power Systems by dAkshEN3 and Cybrshdw - I haven't messed extensively with this mod, but it largely focuses on adding several new methods of generating power to Buildcraft. It also features methods of fabricating lava, and converting it into useful materials.
Thaumcraft 3 by Azanor - A mod which adds a world of magic, shrouded in mystery and eldritch knowledge which no Steve or Testificate was ever meant to lay eyes on [1.4.7]
Equivalent Exchange 3 by Pahimar - Currently being extensively rewritten. Has the old school transmutations from EE1 [1.4.7]
Millenaire by Kinniken - A mod which adds several civilizations to Minecraftia, who will build up villages around the land, trading, and possibly fighting, with the player. [1.4.7]
RailCraft by CovertJaguar - This mod adds many new rails and carts, allowing all your wildest dreams to come true, assuming you dream about minecarts [1.4.7]
Traincraft - By.. Well, Traincraft. - Adds in a whole mess of trains and other goodies. [1.4.7]
Steve's Carts by Vswe - Also adds several new cart types, meshes very well with Railcraft [1.4.7]
Computercraft by dan200 - Adds in lua based computers which can be programmed to do a variety of redstone related tasks. Also adds turtles, which allow you to write programs to mine, build and maybe even.. DANCE! <('.'<) (>'.')> (^'.')> <('.'^) [1.4.7]
Mystcraft by XCompWiz - This mod adds special craftable books which can bring you to different ages, a-la the Myst series of games, also adds linking books, which can be used to teleport betwixt the various ages you create. [1.4.7]
Terra Firma Craft by Bioxx - This mod changes a vast amount of things about the base game, so for full info, refer to it's thread, but I'll say here, Dwarf Fortress players should feel right at home with this bad boy
[1.4.7]
Immibis's mods by Immibis - Adds a variety of things related to other mods.
Thirst Mod by tarun1998 - This nifty little mod adds in a thirst system to Minecraft, as well as several new methods of obtaining drink. Any player can squat in a pool and take a drink, but those concerned for their health will find it much better to boil water first, or perhaps have a glass of tasty juice! [1.4.7]
Not Enough Items by Chickenbones - Adds in many, many useful, if somewhat cheaty, features. Allows item spawning, with a searchable list of items, allows you to change the time, weather and swap between creative and survival mode. Also has an incredibly useful recipe feature, which allows you to view the recipe of an item by pressing 'R' whilst hovering over it, or view all recipes the item is used in by pressing 'U' whilst hovering over the item. [1.4.7]
Smart Moving by Divisor - This mod allows you to do all sorts of amazing movement stuff, climbing up ledges via gaps, swan diving,
actual swimming, really. Just watch the video. [1.4.7]
Treefeller by kingjpc This mod allows you to cut down any logs above or level with the one you chop in one go. It also allows you to define which items count as axes, and which blocks count as trees. [1.4.7]
Stuff below this is probably out of dateThe MetamodsThese mods focus more on the metagame aspect, via adding custom recipes or making timelapses easier.
Multishot Timelapse Mod by Reschs - A mod which allows players to set up a camera to take screenshots over time, for the purposes of making timelapse videos [1.2.3]
Camera Studio by Sushen - A mod which allows you to take cinematic control of your world, useful for any aspiring filmmakers
Custom Stuff Mod by CubeX2 - This mod allows you to add your own custom recipes, blocks, items and all that good stuff, with comparitive ease. Great for people who want to give the game their own flair without the hassle of decompiling and recompiling.
The APIsThese are the APIs required by nearly every mod listed, they enable them to work together in glorious harmony.
Minecraft Forge by Spacetoad, Eloraam, LexManos, and everyone else - The thing that makes everything possible [1.4.2]
Texture PacksFaithful 32x32 by Vattic - A HD texture pack which attempts to maintain the graphical style of Minecraft, also contains support for many mods. [1.2.5] (HD patcher required)
NP Smooth by Nuttyprot - Contains compatibility for many mods. (HD patcher required)
Sphax Pure BD Craft by Sphax84 and it's
Addons - Adds a very nice comic book sort of feel to minecraft, the mod textures are 128 by default, so a decent graphics card is reccommended.
The Technic PackThe Technic pack is, as the name implies, a modpack. In actuality, it consists of 2 parts, Tekkit - The Multiplayer Pack and Technic- The Singleplayer. All mods are downloaded and installed automatically via a launcher, making the usage of the pack simplicity itself. Also I'm a member of the Technic Team, so there's that
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