Help Wanted

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Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)

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Help Wanted

I am wanting to make a mod that adds the following:

 

- A set of armor with a corresponding tool set

 

- 4 New blocks

    - Incubator

    - Stabilizer

    - Infuser

    - Corrupted Ore

 

- 11 new items

    - Corrupted Iron Ingot

    - Corrupted Iron Bar (more like a rod)

    - Corrupted Iron Plate

    - Corrupted Iron Panel

    - Corrupted Double Panel

    - Corruption Dust

    - Empty Egg

    - Infused Egg (<mob name>)

    - Incubated Egg (<mob name>)

    - <mob name> Spawn Egg

 

- A new Dimension

 

There will be more added to my Wiki page and there will be all of the info added into my README.txt file when I get the chance. There might also be more that I want to add than what was listed above. All of that information will be in the README.txt file.

 

Here is a link to my GitHub project repo: https://github.com/PurpleFox32/CorruptedCraft

 

Any questions, comments, or concerns? You can reply to this thread and I will get to you as soon as possible.

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First of all, we'll need to…
Sun, 12/12/2021 - 12:05

First of all, we'll need to tackle two things:

Texturing & Modding

Texturing:

Here are tips on how to make your textures look great

  • Get references from Vanilla textures - looking at Vanilla textures can be really helpful in making textures that look "vanilla".
  • Don't make dark blocks too dark - by this I mean if you're planning to make a dark block, don't make like like RGB(10,10,10), trust me it will look out of place when compared to other Vanilla blocks.
  • Practice is key - just keep on making mods and texturing stuff, you'll get the hang of it.

Modding:

After you do the texturing, you have to actually add the thing you made to Minecraft.

I suggest watching MCreator tutorials, like these ones:

After learning the basics, adding the blocks, items, armor, and dimension that you have in mind is generally pretty easy.