Sync uses core
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Now the shell constructor uses a sync core.
Features machines that produce and store energy or resources.
Introduces new dimensions with unique biomes, resources, and challenges.
Includes genetic manipulation and biological systems.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Now the sync's mod shell constructor needs a sync core to be used.
The shell constructor won't work if a sync core is not in the hand of the player when right clicked on, after the use the sync core is removed, i made this mod to limit the creation and usage of bodies for death sync, for example on a lifesteal server it would be too powerfull to just not lose hearts on death, like this you will have to spend a decent amount of resources to create a new body and not lose a heart.
(this is a beta and there could be bugs, if you find any feel free to write them in the comments and i'll get to fix them).
My discord: https://discord.gg/JxVSwhHArN
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