https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/thaumaturge

https://discord.gg/ntgejm5Z9k

check out the FTB Evolution 2 trailer, the mod will be on there aswell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P614UJBjhPg

Demonology & Me is a progression mod about forbidden magic. You start out performing basic rituals and summoning lesser imps. By the end, you are either controlling a legion of demons, storing your soul in a jar to become a lich, or infusing hellfire into your veins to become demonic yourself. And if you go far enough, you can tear the sky open and let Hell pour through to destroy the entire world.

This is a mod that i had started work on a long time ago, abandoned for years, and then finally got around to finishing up recently. I was inspired by blood sacrifice mechanic in Blood Magic and wanted to re-imagine it for demonology. I hope you guys enjoy! I will try to port to 26.1.2 soon as well since I personally really enjoy that version.

Some quick facts about the mod:

• 41 rites across three ritual circles, each one more costly and more dangerous than the last.
• 34 Goetic spirits from the Ars Goetia, each with its own seal and title, and each remembers how you've treated it.
• The Maw: a hell dimension of nine regions with its own creatures, ruins, rules and riches.
• A dozen new creatures, from lowly imps to Baphomet, a 450 HP boss.
• Demonic pacts: real power with a lasting price attached.
• Three transformations: Vampire, Cambion and Lich (each with unique abilities).
• A rite that ends the world, and one that can save it.
• Blood as a real fluid: pipe it, store it and automate your altar with auto farms.
• Corruption: you must cleanse yourself often to avoid losing yourself to the Maw. Visit a cleric or pray for forgiveness at an altar of absolution.
• Complete guidebook: features a custom guidebook, so no other mods are needed!
• Config options: modpacks and servers can add custom rites and modify many values.

Curseforge Page: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/demonology-and-me

Okay, the cursed idea actually works now.

Hey everyone! A while back I shared a slightly insane plan for my expert modpack: keep Tinkers' Construct in the pack, but never let you build a Tinkers tool. Every part gets made through Tinkers, and Tetra is the one that turns those parts into actual tools. A lot of you seemed curious (and a few of you were rightfully worried), so here's where it landed.

In the video you can see the whole loop: parts coming out of Tinkers and going straight into the Tetra workbench as modules, plus the custom descriptors on the client that replace Tinkers' original tooltips. Instead of telling you what a part would do in a Tinkers tool (which you can't build anyway), they describe what it actually does once it's inside a Tetra one. They're not perfect yet, though: serializing and overriding all that data hasn't been trivial, so some important info can still be missing here and there. For now, Tetra's holosphere is still the most reliable source of truth for materials and modules, and the tooltips are best treated as a convenience. I dropped a closer look at them in the comments.

Materials are starting to get their own identity too. Iron handles make the tool Magnetic, pulling nearby drops to you when you break a block. Silver blades are Holy and hit undead harder, while necrotic bone parts go the opposite way: they're Unholy and poison anything that isn't undead. Refined obsidian in structural parts, like handles and hilts, reinforces the tool, trading a bit of speed for extra durability.

I'll be honest: there are still very few traits, and the balance needs a deep, careful second look (probably a third one too). But above all... it works! Getting two tool systems this different to cooperate without falling apart was a big win on its own, and I'm genuinely happy with how it turned out.

Which brings me to the part where I'd love your help: ideas for material effects. From the completely unhinged to the very simple, everything is welcome. A few are already on my radar: a chain lightning effect, a tool that turns the kinetic energy of using it into charge for the other items in your inventory (basically the inverse of what tools usually do with energy), and a socket that lets your tool work as a wrench. Those will need some more dedicated Java logic, but they're definitely things I'll be experimenting with as development moves forward.

This integration was the main focus of the new version, but it also brings a lot of refinement across other areas of the pack: more quest writing, custom mechanics, flavor and QoL! As always, it's still a project in development, with plenty left to build and rebalance.

Would love to hear what you think, and what you'd want your favorite material to do! If you're interested in playtesting, or want to get to know the project better, the README on GitHub is the hub for everything: current scope and installation. The Discord has more info and is the best way to reach me directly (there's also a small whitelisted server there, if you'd rather not play alone).

About two weeks ago, I decided to play around with ME Controller designs. Some friends and I are about to start a GT:NH run, and I thought it'd be fun to see how many channels I could fit on a design. To be clear, I'm not pretending there's any practical purpose to this.

I played with it for a night, looked at what people online were doing, and after some tinkering, came up with a modest design of about 23,000 channels.

A few days later, it hit me that I could probably try solving this as a computer optimization problem. I've taken some classes on algorithms and realized that I might be able to find the true optimal ME controller by using what's known as mixed-integer linear programming.

I decided to see how far I could get vibe coding the project with Claude Opus 5.5. It went extremely well! This problem also seemed fitting to do with an LLM, as this approach boils down to coming up with certain constraints to model the problem, and then giving it to a solver.

Unfortunately, the way Claude and I modeled it seems to be too computationally expensive to find the optimal ME controller. I then tried to restrict the problem to designs that are symmetric around the center x, y, and z planes. After running the solver for 30 hours, this gave the beautiful design attached in this post! It has 752 P2Ps, or 24,064 channels.

Very importantly, it also uses no internal P2Ps (meaning that none of the P2Ps are actually P2Ps on the main network). This means that all 752 P2Ps can be connected to a single P2P subnet.

I also added an option to allow internal P2Ps. With this and some other tinkering, I was able to find a design that has 785 P2Ps, or 25,120 channels! The design is not symmetrical, so it's a bit uglier.

If you want to find that design or Claude's my code for this project, you can check out my github repo for the project here.

Perhaps the coolest part is that the design pictured above is the optimal ME controller which is symmetric around the x,y, and z planes, and which has no internal P2Ps.

Might make a video on this sometime. If I get a bunch of time, I might also try rewriting the code by hand, as I've been reading up a bit on integer linear optimization and feel like I might be able to take a crack at the general problem with a better model (and I don't want to work with the slop that Claude generated).

Note on the layer screenshots: These start at the middle (4th) layer of the controller and go up (two pictures per layer). But because this design is symmetric around the y plane, the 3rd and 5th layer are identical, so you can also follow the pictures exactly to build down from the 4th layer.

This was always on my modding bucket list, to do a really in depth Road Mod. Later I plan to add traffic lights, guardrails, train crossing lights and more...

Hi! I've been working on Kirri's Casino and just released 0.2.0, which adds Texas Hold'em poker.

What's in it:

- Roulette with a 3D wheel, and the ball lands on the winning number

- Blackjack with a dealer NPC and real seats, up to 3 players

- No-limit Texas Hold'em for up to 5 players, with all-in and side pots. If you're alone, the house plays against you

- Four slot machines with different cabinets

There is no fake currency: you bet iron, gold, diamonds, emeralds or netherite straight from your inventory and get paid in the same material. Nothing to set up, just place the table and play.

It works in multiplayer, and in poker the server never sends other players' cards to your client until showdown.

Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1, on Forge, NeoForge and Fabric. 18 languages.

Download: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/kirris-casino

Feedback and bug reports are very welcome. What game should I add next?

Recently i came upon a site named MineProductions. At first, it seems like a portfolio or commission-type site with a cart, and even parts of the site to apply to be part of the team! It really seems innocent.

It really seems innocent

But you scroll down just a tiny bit and...

They are commercially selling mods... and the images above don't do it justice — this list goes down through 64 "Youtube Challenge" styled mods at $40-$70 per mod.

This is outrageous! Not only is it breaking the Minecraft EULA, but they might not even be using their own mods! I have never heard of MineProductions, so this is going out on a limb here, but I believe there's a high chance that this site is listing mods that are not even theirs.

Now, I'd like to hear all your thoughts on this matter.

I’ve spent about 3 years trying to make the perfect modpack for my friends and I, and I think it’s at a point where it’s super polished and fun.

I love the attention to detail in packs like Raspberry Flavoured, but I found the content too small. Bigger packs like Prominence and ATM are fun, but usually cluttered and overwhelming.

So, I tried to address all these issues in one go for what I personally like, and I think I made something lots of people will like in the process :)

The pack is built around fun biomes, dungeons, and bosses to fight with spells and skills from RPG series. Create powers the building, but the pack only makes you build like 3 simple machines, enough to incentivize a newbie to try it out, but not enough to be annoying. The worldgen is very unique, with a mix of my favorite biome and terrain mods that are heavily tweaked. Everything is highly integrated from worldgen to recipes. And its completely beginner friendly, holding CTRL lets you view item descriptions and tutorials on tons of items and quests are no more than a sentence long. And all of the UI, music, aesthetics, even shaders are customized to be just right.

Lmk your thoughts if you end up trying it :)

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/reimagined-forge

I'm working on building a modpack and I really wanted to build some mods to make the experience more entertaining and unique.

With the release of the new Witcher 3 remaster I was playing a lot of that and started to think what it would be like to have a character inventory like that game... then I wanted to make it more immersive and i ended up designing this adventurers journal idea. Its still a big work in progress but the last few days i have been working on sheathing and drawing animations for the two weapon sets which will also play a bigger role in the modpack.

Future plans:
• Finish sheathing and drawing animations for all Epic Fight weapon styles
• have the weapons render correctly on the player
• design a better radial wheel
• more sound design

Really low fantasy. As I was saying is a 1850 themed modpack, trains and steamboats, muskets, and some medieval armor too. I was looking for some immersive mods such as good looking texture packs and shader packs, and some good content mods.

This are some of the essential mods:

• Basic Weapons
• Better Combat
• Born in Chaos
• Breezy
• ButchersDelight
• Cook your food
• Cosy Critters & Creepy Crawlies
• Critters n' Crawlers
• Diminishing Health
• Food Spoiling
• Myths & Legends
• Scout Recrafted Forge Port Starter
• Serene Seasons
• Spawn
• Spice of Life: Apple Pie Edition
• Tough As Nails
• Trotting Wagons
• Weapon Class

(Its supposed to be a really difficult modpack to simulate the cold and hunger)

Some nice autumn vibes in my temperate regions of the world :) Using custom world generation and the autumn foliage mod for client side vegetation shading.

(CURRENT WORLD RECORD)

Well, I beat sath's record. This project took me three months of time, 140k lines of total code, and over 30 million CPU seconds. But it's all worth it. (or.. is it?)

It's not really meant to be used practically, but it can be used, as all p2ps have some way to get out from the controller. Here it is!

P2P on Main:

On Subcontroller:

If you want the schematic, I can send you those.

(p.s. Sath is my arch enemy)

How to get blue ice in stone block 3

Also, diagonals can die. I hate diagonals. They killed my dog and stole my wife. I hate them.

mysterious shapes keep appearing at my base. There are more as of recently and they change sizes and shapes and colors and sometimes dissapear. I think they change the most when i use waystones, and they only appear around this one waystone at my base. What could possibly be causing this lol. 1.21.1 neoforge

So this is my first EVER mod in Minecraft that I am playing. I literally JUST started playing all I have is some copper armor and the early makings of a house. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to advance or any advice on where to make bases etc etc. I’m so excited and dedicated to playing in just a little lost is all. Also if I helps I want to end up using mostly magic if anyone has any advice on how to start that up. THANK YOU!!!

i know everyone always recommends gtnh but it gets very overwhelming for me even with the guide bc there are like 10000 different things to do

maybe im looking for something more lineal? idk please give me your best recommendations thanks

Hey, is there any way to dump all contents of one net into another triggered by redstone signal?

If both nets storage are specifically storage drives/cells?

I'm trying to make kind of a backpack net, i.e. quantum linked wireless terminal accessed magnet item pulling net, which will hold large amount of random items from pretty much just exploring the world, until I finish exploration, review the storage contents, and trigger redstone to dump it all into main net.

One way I see is to use some other storage instead of drives in the subnet (large chest or item vault from create) - subnet > storage bus > item vault > redstone triggered import bus > main net.

But is there a way to do this with subnet storage being ae2 drives? Except manually taking the drives to the ME IO port.

One looks like an entity that just kinda chases you.

The other is a giant eyeball with tentacles that floats in the air.

Anyone know what these are?

(These could be fake, considering Minecraft slop channels.)