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Orbid's Survival Expansion

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Orbid's Survival Expansion

By v0ltol

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A vanilla++ modpack suitable for small servers that enhances most aspects of base minecraft like food, world gen, and exploration, while adding a considerable amount of large content expansions like extra dimensions and magic.

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This project aims to add more depth to existing features while adding additional vanilla adjecent content such as new dimensions and magic.

A lot more is added to each of these categories but for brevity I'll include the main mods below. 
  • Cooking - "Farmer's delight" mods and addons
  • Exploration - Mowzie's mobs, cataclysm and other structure mods
  • Building - Mr. Crayfish's furniture mod refurbished
  • World Gen - Alex's caves, Tectonic, Regions Unexplored
  • Mob Variety - Alex's mobs, Luminous, Ecologics
  • Machinery - Create
  • Dimensions - Blue skies, Aether, Jaden's nether expansion
  • Performance - Embeddium, Starlight, Radium, Entity culling etc
  • Much more!

A large focus was also put on performance and compatibility with small servers.