Cam's Powerline Pack- FVTM Addon for use with Industrial Wires. [Prerelease]
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Powerlines in MC that visually work with Industrial Wires.
Themed around heavy machinery, factories, and automation reminiscent of the Industrial Revolution.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Features machines that produce and store energy or resources.
Includes aesthetic items like decoration, clothing, and visual effects.
Adds decorative items and furniture for more detailed building.
Adds extra features or content to an existing mod.
A project that is no longer receiving updates.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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ATTENTION, please read the following before you ask any questions or comment on the pack:
1. This pack is no longer supported, and does not work with the current version of FVTM/FCL. If you still wish to use the pack and blocks/models don't show up, you'll need to download a version of FVTM from around the time of this pack's release. FVTM 3.6.53 and FCL 1.12.64 should work.
2. This pack is an ADD-ON for FVTM. It is NOT stand alone. It will NOT work without FVTM and the GEP Addon.
3. The current download is a PRE-RELEASE. The current version is 0.3, the first true full release will be v1.0.
4. For you to have wires to work with this mod, you MUST install Industrial Wires and Immersive Engineering. You can install without, but there will be no wires.
5. This mod has a built in resource pack for Industrial Wires. Relays will be invisible to work with this pack.
This mod is an FVTM addon with the goal in mind of adding powerlines to Minecraft that can work with multiple energy mods for functional powerlines. The current pre-release has a wide selection of constructions, but no equipment currently. Nothing in this pack will be functional, that will come from Industrial Wires. The full version will have a variety of types of poles, crossarms, brackets, equipment, insulators, and other decorational blocks to choose from, hopefully covering a few different companies from across the US and Canada. If you have a suggestion for a region/company, feel free to comment it but please know that I'm busy and may not have the time to implement it, or I may feel that the style of construction would be too difficult to implement within my current restraints of wire location.
This addon is based around multiblocks, but these multiblocks are able to be partially broken (individual blocks able to be placed/destroyed independently of the others). In the current edition, there are 14 multiblock structures in the inventory. Independent blocks are not available in the tab to reduce space. There are 10 poles, ranging from 30' to 90' tall, and each has a different diameter at the base and gets smaller towards the top.
Check out the FVTM discord (https://discord.gg/U4sp2RZwr7) owned by Ferdinand, Industrial wires (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/industrial-wires), and the general essentials pack (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/gep). More to come.
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