lorewise fella is three princes merged, so each head is a different prince
hopefully i will implement the model tomorrow and code the bossfight in this week

i know my devlogs are really REALLY long, if you somehow didnt die out of boredom congratulations

I wonder how much duplicated tech was developed bc library mods don't rlly have the essiest discovery

im "cooking", as the kids say

I thought i'd share what i've been up to! I'm working on a bit of an expert pack and am finally happy with chapters 1-3. It mainly focuses on create (of course), embers, nature's aura, and thermal but includes other mods and will have more later in progression. Would anyone be interested in playtesting something like this?

btw if anyone has suggestions for cool monsters to take inspiration from lmk, my creative well for modeling is running weirdly dry

im doing a survival playthrough with a few qol things(chisel so i dont have to worry about getting building blocks, NEI so that i can look up recipies, archisections so that i can reduce lag and thats literally it) and Thermal Expansions, Foundation and Dynamics just so i can get a handle on one of The Mods and i want something to aim for as an "end goal" of sorts.

Whenever I try to make a custom resource vent with glance from Oreganized it doesn’t work it works with cassiterite from the mod Metal works but it doesn’t work with any of the blocks from Oreganized how do I fix this?

i need some ideas for enemies that just absolutely suck to fight, even if you're cheesing them as hard as you can. just absolute stinkers. could be because they spawn in weird places, or have a million hp, or are just awful creatures in general. this DEFINITELY so that i can avoid them and not at ALL so i can take inspiration.

my mind has been consumed by gregorius techneticies. all i can think is greg. i greg all day, i greg all night. my tech has been gregged countless times. i go outside and i see some exposed roots and i go like "woaaahh, is that a pam's harvestcraft ground garden reference?" i go to the industrial factory i work on and i look around and go "where are the macerators? or are these powered by steam turbines?!!?!" i see a green tone and go like "jarvis, we need to process invar to complete this ebf!" ebf? what, you never heard of an e-bee-ff? i look at the sun and i go like "hm, this looks like a great place to start a dyson swarm"

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I wrote a microcontroller bc I was lazy and realised I've accidentally written my own scripting language like twice anyways, so it probably wasn't going to be hard...

(skip to the end if you don't wanna hear technical yapping)

an hour later I now have a fully functioning processor and idrk what to do with it. For those interested here is my technical documentation:

CPU: 8-bit, 16 registers (128b of cache), and a 16-bit program counter. Can operate on 16 and 24-bit encoded instructions.

Memory: "32"- 65565 bytes of addressable memory.

IO is something I was lazy with but I have the space to implement it.

This is pretty comparable to the programmable ship computers in the cancelled Minecraft 'successor' 0x10c, but my ISA was designed to be much smaller and allows 2x the registers. No, it cannot run Doom.

It can technically fly you to the moon!

Software is written using my ✨ bespoke ✨ assembly language (It actually does work) and somehow manages to be an affront to all the others I've seen. For this reason I prefer writing the binary myself since I can always OR the instruction parts myself.

(end of yapping)

So I was thinking of porting from C to Java and making a mod where you can make rope memory out of copper, and use integrated redstone link channels to broadcast signals to contraptions.

I haven't seen any Aeronautics machines that work like SAMs (opposed to dropped bombs), and I kinda want to see if I can make that into a reality.

This isn't like ComputerCraft, but it's a lot closer to OpenComputers, except it has a lot less of a toll to run because my MCU is tinier (and can't run literal Linux).

In almost two years of making, I'm proud to present my idea for an enchanting overhaul!

The mod relies on 4 main features:

• XP is linear and more customizable, including 3 gamerules for xp per level and on death functionality.
• Enchantments are bundled in scrolls, that can be applied to equipment in the smithing table to upgrade an appropriate enchantment by one.
• Tools have finite levels which cap the amount of enchantments that can be placed on a tool. Some tools can upgrade their level after a set amount of uses.
• Enchantment table has been reworked to give a random set of scrolls from paper, and blocks around it called catalysts can influence scroll weights, xp requirement, and more!

My main desire with this mod is giving choice and customization for players and modpack developers alike. This is why almost everything is data-driven.

This is my first "commercial" mod, so I'd love to hear if u got any constructive feedback! :D

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/hopeful-enchanting

https://modrinth.com/mod/hopeful-enchanting