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LightDirt V1.1

• 12/13/11 5:39 pm
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Minecraft 1.0
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t6ler
Lvl 19 • Journeyman System
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Just my first mod. I finally decided to mess with Java and here are the results. This mod is probably not new, but I'm still uploading it. It's not really for hardcore survivors, mainly because it's a very cheap alternative to glowstone and torches. But, if you want to survive but need an alternative light source, here it is! NO MODLOADER REQUIRED!
Craft by placing a dirt block into your crafting slots. See the images for the new recipe ;). looks like dirt, but glows at the same level as torches.

Bugs:
  • no grass spreads on it
  • no inventory name (will fix. I'm still learning as I go along)
  • sounds like cloth when placed, mined, or stepped on.
  • Any more? (leave in comments)

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soaper123
• 12/13/2011 10:47 pm
• Level 34 : Artisan Creeper Hugger
lol very nice, i used it to build my house
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Thatrandoman
• 12/13/2011 10:09 pm
• Level 37 : Artisan Dragonborn
I wish I could download but I already got a mod that requires one dirt for somthing.
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t6ler
• 12/14/2011 4:24 pm
• Level 19 : Journeyman System
It's a seperate block, ID 122 or something. it just uses the dirt texture ;)
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Thatrandoman
• 12/16/2011 4:37 pm
• Level 37 : Artisan Dragonborn
I mean when you craft it, with one dirt.
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t6ler
• 12/16/2011 4:46 pm
• Level 19 : Journeyman System
oh that. i updated it so it now requires 4 dirts in a 4 by 4 square.
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MacProClub
• 12/19/2011 3:59 am
• Level 10 : Journeyman Explorer
no it needs 4 dirt in a 2x2 square, because it would need 16 dirt in a 4x4 square and there is no 4x4 crafting table (there might be a mod somewhere)
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t6ler
• 12/25/2011 11:30 am
• Level 19 : Journeyman System
oops. i meant a 2x2 grid not 4x4 XD
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Dirtnap
• 12/13/2011 6:55 pm
• Level 48 : Master Vampire
if you are using ModLoader you type .setBlockName("Light Dirt") in the mod_ file in the same line you set the hardness and resistance as well as texture if its in non ModLoader code i don't know sorry. Hope it helped :D
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TehMinecraftPoke
• 12/13/2011 9:26 pm
• Level 33 : Artisan Modder
lol thats not how you set the name of the block if your using modloader. .setBlockName("Yahasdadsa") can be whatever you want, it's just the name minecraft refers to.

In the constructor you would have to type

ModLoader.Registerblock(Name_Of_Block);

You would have to set the block index, (I use minecraft forge now so It's been a while sense I used the original add override feature.)

ModLoader.AddName("Name_Of_Block"); // This is where you set the block In Game Name to be.

ModLoader.AddRecipe -- Hard to explain this one threw chat. If you want to know more PM me.

ModLoader.AddSmelting --- Same as Recipe...if you want to know send me a message.

:3 Hope this helps :D! (Mainly directed to the creator of this mod lol)
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Dirtnap
• 12/14/2011 9:09 pm
• Level 48 : Master Vampire
nah i know the other stuff i always get the names thing confused though so i normally just put them both the same lol
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