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action queues
provides an API for queuing things for batch processing w/ various ways to specify the batch "size".
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afk_api
an API for registering events which trigger when a player goes AFK or comes back from AFK.
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balanced diet
api for specifying multiple dimensions to eating
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balrog (flux's fork)
adds balrogs.
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bones (redo)
the bones mod from minetest_game, but with updates to make them much more reliable
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book_runner
run a command and put the output in a book
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boomstick
a tool for testing the behavior of tnt
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bucket (redo)
a bucket which functions like a normal tool.
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bug command
adds a command that submits a bug report to a github repo.
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builtin overrides
minor QOL overrides for some builtin behaviors
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canonical name
api to get the proper capitalization of a name
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choppy
yet another tree-cutting mod
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craftsystem
craft registration API which automatically deals w/ replacements
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debuggery
debugging tools for server admins
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description_monoids
API to allow multiple mods to make modifications to an itemstack's description
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digicolor
node whose color can be set via digilines
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farming cv
overrides farming_redo's textures w/ the ones from cucina_vegana
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fmod
flux's mod boilerplate
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futil
flux's utility mod
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hand_monoid
player monoid for controlling the look and abilities of the player's hand.
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inventory ores
shows where to find ores in an inventory manager.
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item_magnet
a magnet for picking up items
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item_monoids
an API for controlling item properties via monoids
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itemplate
itemframe that's a plate
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limit_physics_monoids
overrides monoids controlling player physics provided by player_monoids, to limit how big they can grow.
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mime (flux's fork)
adds a monster mimicking its surrounding nodes.
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modinfo
get info about the mods running on a server
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moreblocks and stairsplus
adds various blocks to the game
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more_player_monoids
More monoids to prevent other mods from clobbering each other when modifying player attributes.
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name monoid
flexible control of a player's nametag
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node entity queue
a queue for spreading out the generation of node entities over multiple server steps (smartshops, signs, itemframes, etc).
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persistent_monoids
player_monoids that persist between player sessions and server restarts/crashes.
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player attributes
API for defining abstract, compositional player attributes
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replacer (flux's redo)
provides a node replacement tool and a node inspection tool. slightly different than the other replacer variants.
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scaffolding (flux's version)
scaffolding, to help in building projects.
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silence
adds a node to silence nearby sounds
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smartshop (flux's fork)
a smarter and easier shop
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status effects
api for defining player status effects
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toolcap_monoids
an API to allow multiple sources to apply changes to a tools's capabilities.
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verbana
verification and banning
fantastically useful
the monoid mechanic allows various mods to modify the same player attributes without stepping on the toes of other mods trying to do the same thing. it's very effective. i wish more mods made use of it. i've made a whole lot of mods based on this one.
very fun for the logic game enthusiast
like CalebJ, i also encountered this during a period of extended downtime on the tunnelers' abyss server, and found it almost as fun =D. the infinite nature of the game ensures that you'll always have plenty of areas you can solve if you ever get stuck in one place.
some downsides have been fixed, players have a lot of fun w/ the mechanics.
overall, this mod gets an upvote from me, though there are some downsides. however, some old downvotes critique things which have been solved.
things which have been fixed:
you can disable the syringe (
disable_syringe = truein user.conf)you can disable specific mobs you might think are inappropriate in user.conf, e.g. killer santas, by editing the
petz_listsetting in user.confthe mod can be used reliably. it doesn't have any serious conflicts w/ other mods, though there are a few aesthetic conflicts
pluses:
mod is actively maintained
the tamed mobs are much more reliable than mods_redo
there's quite a lot of variety, and new content gets added all the time
there's a number of different mechanics that players enjoy engaging with
people like taming and keeping petz
people like keeping beehives
werewolves are fun
playing fetch is fun
some things are easy, and some are difficult but rewarding
ambivalent, but notable:
minuses
has its own custom system for settings
some questionable choices of which things not related to "pets" should be included