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If you’re looking for a way to add more variety to your Oneblock Plus creations, then look no further than the Controlled Oneblock Mod! This addon introduces several new oneblocks that change their content depending on certain conditions. All entries use the new Player Statue block to work with the Ex Nihilo Generator. So whether you’re online or offline, your statues will always be in control!
How to install Controlled Oneblock Mod?
First you need download and install Minecraft Forge.
Then download this Minecraft mod file at link below. Next, go to %appdata%. It can also be found by searching for “%appdata%” in your start menu.
Go to .minecraft/mods folder. If the “mods” folder does’t exist in your PC, you can create one.
Then drag and drop the downloaded .jar (or .zip) file into mods folder. Done and Enjoy.
Features:
-Statues that change depending on your current location
-Statues that change depending on the time of day
-Statues that change depending on the weather
-Statues that change depending on your current health
-Statues that change based on the Biomes O’ Plenty modpack you’re using!
Entries
controlled_oneblock:gamestages
It needs the gamestages mod to be installed.
This type of entry provides content from a specific level of oneblock set by default or depending on gamestages unlocked by the player.
for example:
“controlled_oneblock:gamestages”: [
{ weight: 1,
content: {
default: 350,
controlled: {
“stage0” : 900,
“stage1” : 2400
}
}
}
] This entry will use the content of the oneblock stage starting at:
– 350 blocks mined by default.
– 900 blocks mined if the player have the ‘stage0’ gamestage unlocked
– 2400 blocks mined if the player have the ‘stage1’ gamestage unlocked
Note that you can set to a oneblock stage with a negative number. A oneblock stage with a negative number will never be used by the oneblock in game but can be used as a ‘container’ for other oneblock stages.
controlled_oneblock:origin
It needs the origins (forge) mod to be installed.
This type of entry provides content from a specific level of oneblock set by default or depending on the origin of the player.
for example:
“controlled_oneblock:origin”: [
{ weight: 1,
content: {
default: 350,
controlled: {
“origins:blazeborn” : 4500,
“origins:merling” : 1500
}
}
}
] This entry will use the content of the oneblock stage starting at:
– 350 blocks mined by default.
– 4500 blocks mined if the player is a blazeborn.
– 1500 blocks mined if the player is a merling.
Note that you can set to a oneblock stage with a negative number. A oneblock stage with a negative number will never be used by the oneblock in game but can be used as a ‘container’ for other oneblock stages.
controlled_oneblock:attunement
It needs the astral sorcery mod to be installed.
This type of entry provides content from a specific level of oneblock set by default or depending on the attunement of the player.
for example:
“controlled_oneblock:attunement”: [
{ weight: 1,
content: {
default: 350,
controlled: {
“astralsorcery:discidia” : 6000
}
}
}
] This entry will use the content of the oneblock stage starting at:
– 350 blocks mined by default.
– 6000 blocks mined if the player has the discidia attunement.
Note that you can set to a oneblock stage with a negative number. A oneblock stage with a negative number will never be used by the oneblock in game but can be used as a ‘container’ for other oneblock stages.
Controlled Oneblock Mod 1.16.5 Download Links:
Minecraft Game version 1.16.5:
FAQ:
Q. How do I add in a new statue into the mod?
A. When you place your Player Statue down, it will ask you “What is this?” and “How will this statue change?”. Simply type in the name of your statue, and how it will change.
Q. How do I add in a new Oneblock into the mod?
A. When you place your Player Statue down, it will ask you “What is this?” and “How will this statue change?”. Simply type in the name of your oneblock, and how it will change.
For example:
If I wanted to add a new oneblock that changes based on Biomes O’ Plenty’s Biome IDs, then I would type in: “Biome Changer” as my oneblock’s name; then type in which biome ID changes my oneblock. For example: “-1 means that Minecraft’s standard biomes are used.”; “-
Changelogs:
v1.1.0.0:
· Fixed a bug where statues would not work in SMP.
· Added new statues for locations, time of day, and weather changes!
v1.0.0.3:
· Added more statues!
· Fixed a few bugs with how the mod worked in SMP!
v1.0.0.2:
· Added support for Biomes O’ Plenty’s new Biome IDs; this means you can now make statues based off of biomes! Simply
Author: NaturaSpell
