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Small Tetra Additions


By: Nemo_et_Nihil
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Description

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The mod fixes a small issue in the most recent ice and Fire release. It also adds support for tetra to some mods. Currently it adds material support for Aquaculture, Cataclysm, Enigmatic legacy, Majrusz's Progressive Difficulty, Spelunkery, Immersive Engineering, Create:Crafts&Additions, Nether's Delight and Alex's Mobs. These mods' tools can be used to create tetra-modular tools.

It currently adds the following mods to its current features:

All gems marked as sapphires in forge.

The tags forge:bones/dragon added by Ice and Fire, as the most recent release (beta 2, for 1.20.1), does not allow the material definition to be used correctly in this version of Ice and Fire.

Vanilla cactus is added as a new wood with an innate bleeding effects.

The future will see me adding more mod support and item effects to materials with special effects. For example, I'll implement neptunium mines that can be used underwater faster.

The effect of the guster's eye is added to the attack knockback. However, it does not appear in the Tetra Crafting GUI.




About Project

Created: March 11th 2024

Updated: March 11th 2024

Project ID: 8457

License: All Rights Reserved

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Game Versions:

1.01.03

1.01.03

1.01.03

1.01.03

1.01.03

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Main File

Nemo_et_Nihil_Small Tetra Additions.zip
  • Release
  • March 11th 2024

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    Recent File

    Nemo_et_Nihil_Small Tetra Additions.zip
  • Release
  • March 11th 2024

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