Actually Foregoing
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Small modpack focusing on Actually Additions and Industrial Foregoing
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Pack created for a mini series for SeriousCreeper.
This modpack focuses on Actually Additions and Industrial Foregoing.
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- The world gen uses the new Hexlands mod, turning your world into a giant Settlers of Catan style board!
- No mobs spawn naturally in the overworld (spawners still work)
- No ores spawn in the overworld, instead you'll find gravel ores of some materials on the surface
- To get proper ores, you'll have to travel to the mining dimension
- To fight mobs, you'll have to travel to the hunting dimension
- Custom recipes that tie some recipes together with actually additions
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