Since this is my blog for uploading my current pack and future.
A second blog has been created to display many mods!
I will be covering many mods in text and screenshots.
While I know how some work and their features, I'll have to do a digging of my own to present them to you!
The second blog is:
Mod Showcase Blog
Show me some support or give me feedback in the comments on what you want to see in this blog and the 2nd!
Since we talked about changing recipes to your liking. Many mods when added into Minecraft create a config file containing item and block ids, or mechanics and other stuff related to each mod. For the people who don't know: Config files can be found here: In the windows bar: Type %appdata%. Open Minecraft's directory. Open the Config folder. There should cfg files for each mod that you have added. CFG files can be opened with a simple text editor or Notepad ++. They are very easy to change as many of the things in a config file have a true or false in the end. Meaning: You add a mod that adds new blocks in the game. You want to change some ids along with a hardening difficulty the mod adds. You will open and find the mod's config file (see above), open the mod's config. Find the id's you want to change and the line with the difficulty. In the end if it says true change it to fals...
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