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A command block-based survival modpack, featuring custom mobs, unique items, custom crafting stations, and bosses without any mods or datapack downloads required. This vanilla modpack aims to give Minecraft some additional levels of progression, including new end-game items, and end-game enemies to challenge players. It features several naturally-spawning custom mobs, making biomes and structures more fun to explore. The command blocks are all located in a structure in spawn chunks, so they are always loaded and running. This map has a random spawn location button, a testing arena, and a credits section for all the heads used in the map.
Most of the command block modules are either labled, or ordered neatly, so feel free to learn from them as you like.
Only works on version 1.20.4. Loading the map in any other update may delete entity and block NBT data, and some commands may not work.
May require a higher-end PC to play, as the amount of command processes happening may lag the game.
Unfortunately, any future progress is suspended indefinitely. After the 1.21 overhaul to NBT data, and the realization that converting to a datapack would likely be a ton of work, I've decided to halt all progress and just release it as is.
For installation instructions, see the "READ ME" text file in the zipped folder.
Most of the command block modules are either labled, or ordered neatly, so feel free to learn from them as you like.
Only works on version 1.20.4. Loading the map in any other update may delete entity and block NBT data, and some commands may not work.
May require a higher-end PC to play, as the amount of command processes happening may lag the game.
Unfortunately, any future progress is suspended indefinitely. After the 1.21 overhaul to NBT data, and the realization that converting to a datapack would likely be a ton of work, I've decided to halt all progress and just release it as is.
For installation instructions, see the "READ ME" text file in the zipped folder.
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All custom armor recipes need less enchantments on the material items, so now making the custom armor is a LOT less annoying. The resulting crafted armors are now left with pretty minimal enchants, allowing you to customize the enchants of your new armors to your heart's content.
As I was play testing bosses, I noticed that a lot of the new items just weren't usable in most of the boss fights. The Divine and Dreadnaut sets just seemed to be the best 2 without much competition, so a lot of the other sets are being slightly reworked, and buffed to the point of viability. Some will reward other playstyles a lot more now, making the boss fights more fun and viable for all the other endgame armor sets. The Baron set, the Void set, and the Steel set now come with extra perks and abilities to make them more unique and fun to use.
As for other content, there are quite a few enemies in the works. Some of them are more early-mid game encounters, and a lot of them are post-Ender Dragon enemies to lead into the endgame. The current plan is to add 4 new bosses (2 regular post-Ender Dragon bosses, and 2 new Superbosses for the extreme endgame), and a couple minibosses as well. Here's one of the post-Ender Dragon bosses, the Sculk Squid! More updates soon, and not with a 7 month break this time!
Unfortunately I can't do much about the custom crafting requiring their enchants in the exact same order. I may end up making the enchantment requirements much more reasonable, like 3-4 enchants per item at most.
Thank you for the positive reception thus far.