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AdvancedVanilla

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AdvancedVanilla

By canitzp

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The Mod for more compatibility between Mods

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
1.9
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About

Description

Welcome to the new AdvancedVanilla Version 2.0 for 1.7.10 and 3.0 for 1.9.

This Mod adds a lot of compatibility between some Mods and between

Mods and Vanilla by adding Recipes and OreDictionary Entries.

Version 3 is for Minecraft Versino 1.9 and Forge 1767.

Included Mods:

  • Nothing is here because there aren't so many Mods for 1.9.

Version 2 is for Minecraft Version 1.7.10 and compiled with Forge 1448.

Included Mods:

  • ActuallyAdditions (1.7.10-0.0.9.0)
  • AppliedEnergistics2 (rv2-stable 10)
  • Buildcraft (7.0.23)
  • EnderIO (1.7.10-2.3.0.415_beta)
  • ExtraUtilities (1.2.11)
  • Forestry (1.7.10-3.6.6-24)
  • IC2 (2.2.774-experimental)
  • Mekanism (1.7.10-8.1.5.252)
  • Minecraft Vanilla (1.7.10) [I know that this isn`t a Mod]
  • MineFactoryReloaded ([1.7.10]2.8.0-104)
  • OpenBlocks (1.7.10-1.4.4)
  • Thermal Expansion ([1.7.10]4.0.3B1-218)

Modpacks:

Yes you can use AdvancedVanilla in your Modpacks, without asking for Permission.