| If you are wondering what in Lord Notch's name this mod could possibly be, it basically adds small, cube-shaped, tameable mobs that grow up to become the biggest, baddest blocks around. Now that may seem fairly straight forward but it can get slightly confusing when you get into it, so if you do need help with anything there is a guide down below which you should find pretty useful. If your query isn’t covered don’t hesitate to ask via a post at the bottom of the page as I will get back to you as quick as I can. Downloads The latest version if available for Minecraft 1.7.10. You must download and install the recommended version of Forge, depending on what version of Minecaft you are running. Once that is done, just open up the mods folder, found when you go to edit your Minecraft profile and click “Open Game Dir”, and drop the Blocklings.jar file into it. Alternatively you can use the installer made by 3dsboy08, just extract and run and you should be good to go. Also, if you want to put this mod into a modpack then go ahead as that is awesome :) Forge Forge (all versions) 1.7.10 Blocklings v3.0.1 Blocklings v3.0.0 (Installer) Blocklings v2.1.1 If you would like to support this mod by donating, it would be much appreciated, thank you :) Screenshots Guide (Version 3) The first thing you need to do is find a blockling, or spawn one in I suppose. They spawn in forests or plains biomes and are only able to be tamed with flowers by right clicking, both small and tall. However, once you have actually tamed your blockling don’t throw away your flowers because they can be used to heal your blockling if they get hurt, simply by right clicking again. They can also be used to pick up your blockling by shift right clicking and they are also used in a lot of recipes. If you now hit a mob (excluding creepers and ghasts) then your blockling will start to attack said mob. Upon attacking they will gain experience and eventually gain enough to level up. When they level up they will not only get a boost to their stats but also grow slightly up to level 10 when they won’t grow any larger. You can also level them up using the blockling level uperer from the creative tab just by right clicking on your blockling. If you are venturing somewhere very dangerous and don’t want to risk your blockling then just right click them to make them sit. This is where it gets a bit more interesting. If you haven’t already figured it out, then shift right click on your blockling to upon their GUI. This displays their stats and their upgrade slots. To get upgrading then you will probably want to start by making some regular upgrades or just give them any of the 5 vanilla swords. These are made using a specific material depending on what level of upgrade you want. The recipes are all the same shape-wise, which is simply a flower surrounded by the respective material. But if that upgrade isn’t enough then you probably want to make a tier 2 version or even tier 3. To do this just craft another like before but instead of a flower in the middle put the previous tier. To apply these upgrades just put them in the green slot in the blockling’s GUI (or alternatively you can shift click which is much easier). You might also have noticed the other set of upgrades adjacent to the regular upgrade slot at the bottom. These are more special upgrades, split into categories; health, damage, speed and defence. You must apply these in order again like the regular upgrades, but, each upgrade boost one specific stat with a bonus at tier 3. The recipes are quite complicated however. The first tier is always made up of a flower, 4 iron ingots, 2 potions and 2 other items. Then for tier 2 you need the previous upgrade, 4 gold ingots, 2 potions (but the next tier up) and the same 2 other items. Finally, for tier 3 you need the previous upgrade, 4 diamonds and the remaining ingredients. Here is an example with the health upgrades. There is a distinct pattern that isn’t too hard to pick up. Health: Tier 1 requires 2 potions of healing both tier 1 and 2 glistening melons. Tier 2 requires 2 potions of healing both tier 2 and 2 glistening melons again. Finally, tier 3 requires 2 potions of healing both tier 2 and 2 potions of regeneration both tier 1. The tier 3 upgrade will apply a regen effect to the blockling. Damage: Tier 1 requires 2 potions of harming both tier 1 and 2 nether quartz. Tier 2 requires 2 potions of harming both tier 2 and 2 nether quartz. Finally, tier 3 requires 2 potions of harming both tier 2 and 2 blaze powder. The tier 3 upgrade will arm your blockling with the ability to burn their enemies. Speed: Tier 1 requires 2 potions of swiftness both tier 1 and 2 sugar. Tier 2 requires 2 potions of swiftness both tier 2 and 2 sugar. Finally, tier 3 requires 2 potions of swiftness both tier 2 and 2 ender pearls. The tier 3 upgrade will allow your blockling to have periods of extreme speed. Defence: Tier 1 requires 2 potions of strength both tier 1 and 2 obsidian. Tier 2 requires 2 potions of strength both tier 2 and 2 obsidian. Finally, tier 3 requires 2 potions of strength both tier 2 and 2 potions of fire resistance. The tier 3 upgrade will prevent your blockling being damaged by fire. There are also 6 potion like upgrades that give your blockling the ability of their respective potion effect. They are each crafted in the same way; 4 iron ingots, 4 other items and 1 flower. There are weakness (4 potions of weakness), jump boost (4 feathers), poison (4 potions of poison), resistance (4 potions of strength), wither (4 coal) and slowness (4 potions of slowness) upgrades, but only two can be applied at once. Then the final set of upgrades are the unique ones. They consist of the shrink, grow and invisibility upgrades. I think you can probably guess what they do but just to clarify, the shrink upgrade shrinks your blockling to its level 1 size, the grow upgrade grows your blockling to the size of a level 15 blockling and the invisibility upgrade does what anyone would think it does. They are crafted in the exact same way as the potion upgrades but you need; 2 glowstone, 2 redstone, 4 other items and 1 flower. For shrink you need 4 fermented spider eyes, grow requires 4 sugar and invisibility requires 4 potions of invisibility. One last ability of blocklings is that when they die in battle they will drop a small blockling item. This item, which will called whatever your blockling was named previously, can be right clicked on the ground, like a spawn egg, to spawn your blockling in again. This way you don’t have to worry as much about losing your level 10 blockling that you spent years trying to level up. However, it comes at a cost. Only the tier one upgrades will remain. So any tier 2 or tier 3 upgrades will be lost forever so be very very, very, very careful. This doesn’t apply to picking up your blockling so you can rest assured you won’t lose any upgrades. It also costs 2 and a half hearts to spawn back your blockling so be wary. |
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