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Published Mar 17th, 2022, 3/17/22 8:27 pm
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This was inevitable.
Here is my first real high-effort datapack, that adds the Infinity Stones from the MCU into Minecraft. I've been sitting on this pack for about 9 months now, trying to get some YouTubers to use it, but it didn't work out so I've posted it here for you lot to enjoy!
Also, yes I know I am absolutely not the first one to make an Infinity Stones datapack, but I think mine's the best running at least!
All of the information required should be in the pack, as there is a built-in help menu (activated with /trigger help_stones).
This pack adds all 6 Infinity Stones, with unique powers:
This pack took a lot of time and care to get right, and while it is completely free to download and use, I would really appreciate your support on my Patreon page! As of time of writing I'm still setting it up, but if you're reading this in the future then a donation wouldn't go amiss!
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Here is my first real high-effort datapack, that adds the Infinity Stones from the MCU into Minecraft. I've been sitting on this pack for about 9 months now, trying to get some YouTubers to use it, but it didn't work out so I've posted it here for you lot to enjoy!
Also, yes I know I am absolutely not the first one to make an Infinity Stones datapack, but I think mine's the best running at least!
All of the information required should be in the pack, as there is a built-in help menu (activated with /trigger help_stones).
This pack adds all 6 Infinity Stones, with unique powers:
The Mind Stone
This stone makes mobs around all players holding one completely passive to them. They act sort of as if you are in creative mode, taking no notice of you at all.
It appears in the form of a magma cream and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of a magma cream and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
The Soul Stone
This stone, when used to deal the final blow to something, captures its soul and can be used later via a sneak to resurrect that mob (unfortunately, it doesn't preserve any data except for the mob type).
It appears in the form of a pufferfish and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of a pufferfish and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
The Power Stone
The Power Stone attacks all entities in a small radius of the beholder with mighty jaws from the ground (and cool particles!), as well as giving the user Speed, Strength and Resistance of varying levels. And of course a cool particle trail!
It appears in the form of a fermented spider eye and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of a fermented spider eye and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
The Reality Stone
The Reality Stone has two abilities. When used to punch a mob, that mob is turned into a random other mob. When thrown, it spawns a random game structure (although not all of them would work - sorry, no bastions!)
It appears in the form of a nether wart and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of a nether wart and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
The Time Stone
The time stone is arguably the most powerful of them all (in this pack). When held, it stops time for all other entities, Hollywood-movie style! This even extends to projectiles (which took an embarrassingly long time to implement), so you can now finally fulfil your lifelong dream of playing tennis with a ghast!
It appears in the form of an emerald and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of an emerald and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
The Space Stone
The Space Stone has two abilities. When held while sneaking, it will teleport the user at warp speed in the direction they are looking. When thrown by a player, however, it will cycle them through dimensions. Beware - this goes to your current coordinates - not divided by 8!
It appears in the form of a diamond and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
It appears in the form of a diamond and is crafted with this recipe (which is also linked in the pack):
This pack took a lot of time and care to get right, and while it is completely free to download and use, I would really appreciate your support on my Patreon page! As of time of writing I'm still setting it up, but if you're reading this in the future then a donation wouldn't go amiss!
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Compatibility | Minecraft 1.17 |
to | Minecraft 1.18 |
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Update #1 : by toothgenie 03/18/2022 10:58:05 amMar 18th, 2022
Forgot to add: In the pack there is a trigger called stone_gamerules. This isn't mentioned in the menus, so I'll explain it here:
The Time Stone changes a few gamerules to "stop time" more effectively (i.e. turning doDaylightCycle on/off and setting randomTickSpeed to 0).
Running /trigger stone_gamerules toggles whether the Time Stone makes these modifications, in case you don't want it to happen (i.e. you're playing on a world with doDaylightCycle off, or a custom randomTickSpeed).
The Time Stone changes a few gamerules to "stop time" more effectively (i.e. turning doDaylightCycle on/off and setting randomTickSpeed to 0).
Running /trigger stone_gamerules toggles whether the Time Stone makes these modifications, in case you don't want it to happen (i.e. you're playing on a world with doDaylightCycle off, or a custom randomTickSpeed).
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