A warp drive mod for minecraft
026f743c1a
Fixed invalid block names & ordering in saved schematics Removed file extension from LUA API Fixed ship not always saved depending on local filesystem type Improved schematic filename to be humanly readable Added missing debug logs Added missing OC ‘state’ method Added red laser when no ship core is detected Added visual effect on overlapping blocks Note: this is not balanced, not compatible with WorldEdit, this is merely a prototype |
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Eclipse-nowrap.xml | ||
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README.md |
WarpDrive for 1.7
An update to the WarpDrive mod. Currently in progress. Will work almost exactly like the original, but with improvements!
If you would like to help, find an issue and then fork the repository. If you can fix it, submit a pull request and we will accept it! This is valid even if you dont know how to code, modifications to textures, resources, wikis, and everything else are up for improvment.
See mcmod.info for credits
Installation
- Download WarpDrive.jar from the (Curse website)[http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/warpdrive] and put it in your mods folder
- You'll need either ComputerCraft or OpenComputer.
- EU and RF power are supported (including but not limited to IC2, Gregtech, AdvancedSolarPanel, AtomicScience, BigReactors, EnderIO, Thermal Expansion, ImmersiveEngineering). ICBM, MFFS, Advanced Repulsion System, Advanced Solar Panels and GraviSuite are supported.
Developping
To setup you development environment:
- From the WarpDrive mod folder, type:
./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
./gradlew eclipse
- Copy the WarpDrive/eclipse/mods folder to your target mods folder. Specificaly, you need the fake WarpDriveCore-dev.jar; it'll force FML to run the integrated coremod which is required to enable gravity and breathing hooks.
- Import the code formating rules from Eclipse-nowrap.xml.
- Start Minecraft with
GradleStart
class