CivianMod
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CivianMod
This CivianMod is a hard-fork of CivModern made specifically for CivMC.
Features
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Compacted items will have a configurably-coloured stack count.
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Ice-road macro (bound to
BACKSPACEby default). -
Auto-attack macro (bound to
0by default). -
Hold-key macro for the left mouse button (bound to
-by default). -
Hold-key macro for the right mouse button (bound to
=by default).
You may open CivianMod's configuration screen in-game with the R binding. Or you can modify the config file directly, which is located at <.minecraft folder>/config/civianmod.json.
Added
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Crates are now independently configurably coloured.
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Hold W/forward macro (bound to
[by default). -
Better toggle-sneak (bound to
]by default). Will automatically deactivate itself if you manuallySHIFTsneak, or if you enter water, or start swimming, sprinting, elytra gliding, or creative flying. -
Signs entitled with
[set destination]can be punched to set your dest. (Currently CivMC illegal) -
Added an option to show an item's base-repair level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default. Keep in mind that this is only pretty-printing the
minecraft:repair_costdata component: it cannot predict what level cost will actually be shown in an Anvil, though it is typically the base-level + 2. -
Added an option that shows an item's damage level in its tooltip either always, only in advanced tooltips, or never. Set to always by default.
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Added an option that shows whether an item is an exp ingredient. Enabled by default.
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Added an option, similar to SafeOreBreak, that prevents Minecraft from mining if doing so would break your held tool. Enabled by default.
Changed
- Switched the config to YACL. This is a breaking change: your previous configs will no longer work.
Removed
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The radar has been removed. Why? Because it's duplicated effort. CombatRadar and CivVoxelMap both provide radars that are legal on CivMC.
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CivModern's map was added after the hard-fork. CivianMod has elected not to add it regardless given that it's similarly duplicated effort. Use CivVoxelMap or the myriad other mapping mods instead.
Compat
Despite being a hard-fork, CivianMod makes an effort to be compatible with CivModern should you wish to use both at the same time (eg: wanting the map). Should both mods be used at the same time, the following happens:
- CivianMod will assume control of compacted item colours (and crate colours by extension).
- CivianMod will assume control of repair-level tooltips.
- CivianMod will replace CivModern's "Item Settings" screen with its own item-settings YACL tab.
- CivianMod will defer the hold-left, hold-right, iceroad, and attack macros to CivModern.
- CivianMod will unbind its own config keybinding if it clashes with CivModern's.
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