Sanguine WorldGen
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Additional structures, combat features, and slight horror elements.
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As mentioned in the header, this is simply a modpack for my friends and I to play - it's nothing special. It has some horror elements to it, but those are kept to a minimum - as it mainly serves to spice up the gameplay, but not be a center-point. For the most part, however, it's meant to be a goofy Vanilla+ experience with a nice taste of chaos to it. If (somehow) you have found this modpack, of course you can always download it and try it out, and see if there are any mods in here that you do or don't like. I'll go ahead and just list the whole 113 mods used, in case you want some but not others.
If, for whatever reason you are interested to know, this modpack will probably be going through tweaks and changes as time goes on for the sake of intrigue. These will be additional mods installed, but I will occasionally tweak a mod by hand in its code in order to change certain aspects, such as how I have already tweaked the spawn mechanics for When Dungeons Arise in order to make their spawns more prevalent in the world - namely their bigger, badder structures. Of course, I'm no coder, so I can't do anything particularly special - just changing some settings here and there. If there is something you're interested in having me tweak (like titles or certain gameplay elements), I might be privvy on humoring one such request. Just let me know below.
Reminder, all mods are subject to change as time goes on:
Dependencies used:
- Balm
- Bookshelf
- Caelus API
- Cerbon's API
- Citadel
- Cloth Config API
- Collective
- Coro Util
- Cupboard
- Curious API
- Cristel Lib
- Embeddium
- FLIB
- Forge Endertech
- Framework
- Geckolib
- Iceberg
- Kiwi
- Moonlight Lib
- Paxi
- Pehkui
- Puzzle's Lib
- Structure Gel API
- Terrablender
- Valhesia Core
- Yung's API
- Architectury API
The Good Stuff:
- Additional Structures (more buildings)
- Advanced Hook Launchers (for more mobility on not-so-mobile origins)
- Amendments (QoL)
- Appleskin (QoL)
- Artifacts (adds additional treasure items)
- AttributeFix (allows for better mob-scaling, and therefore higher challenge)
- BlueSkies (for extra dimensions + buildings)
- Born In Chaos (for bigger, badder enemies to encounter)
- Bosses of Mass Destruction (for extra buildings and bosses)
- Castle in the Sky (structure that is aptly named)
- (Horror Mod, click only if you want to spoil it)
- Comforts (aptly named QoL)
- Corpse (QoD [Quality of Death, get it?])
- Create (better tech for more than just redstone-ing)
- Create Steam'N'Rails (adds on to the Create system)
- Dash (QoL)
- Deep Dark: Regrowth (adds new challenges beneath the surface...)
- Deeper and Darker (new dimension, and makes things slightly harder)
- Enchantment Description (QoL)
- Ehanced Boss Bars (QoL)
- Epic Fights (improved combat)
- Equipment Compare (QoL)
- Farmer's Delight (muy delightful QoL)
- Farming for Blockheads (funny new seed economy system)
- Fruitful Fun (more food and QoL)
- Goblin Traders (quite literally just moneybags underground, you'll get rich)
- Ice and Fire: Dragons (dunno what it adds, but I think it has something to do with lizards idk)
- Immersive Armors (additional armor sets to dink around with)
- Just Enough Items (QoL in determining crafts and whatnot)
- Just Leveling (adds the challenge of requiring levels to perform certain actions [unironically: like drinking water])
- Leap
- Lychee (modifies standard minecraft interactions)
- Macaw's Bridges (for immersive building)
- Macaw's Doors (QoL)
- Macaw's Fences and Walls (QoL)
- Macaw's Windows (QoL)
- Modname Tooltip (for indentifying what IS and ISN'T from Vanilla)
- Mr.Crayfish's Furniture Mod (building QoL)
- Mutant Monsters (big buff zombie jumpscare)
- Nether Trader (adds intrigue to Nether exploration)
- Nether's Delight (same thing as FD, but for the underworld)
- Not Enough Animations (QoL for character stuff)
- Nyctophobia (spooky environments)
- Origins (for funny gameplay diversity)
- Origins++ (the sequel)
- Paragliders (you'll need this for the Aether)
- River Redux (fixing some of the lackluster World-Gen with rivers)
- Savage Ender Dragon (because fighting it was too easy)
- Serene Seasons (to add farming complications)
- Shrines Structures (buildings improvement)
- Sound Physics Remastered
- Speed Building (building QoL, allows for continuous rail placement and whatnot)
- Step (walking QoL)
- Storage Drawers (better basebuilding QoL)
- Supplementaries (QoL)
- The Aether (you know what time it is)
- (Horror Mod, click only to spoil)
- The Graveyard (additional structures, spooky elements)
- The Lost Castle (adding intrigue to structures)
- (Horror mod that is slightly unreasonable - just don't venture too often at night)
- The Twilight Forest (additional dimension for funsies)
- Tough as Nails (you like overheating?)
- Traveler's Backpack (inventory QoL)
- Twigs (structure QoL)
- Valhesia Furniture (structure QoL)
- Valhesia Structures (for additional buildings/dungeons)
- Village Spawnpoint (in case you like getting your iron early)
- Wandering Bags (for treasure QoL [incentivizes murder])
- Weapons of Miracles - epic fight (combat QoL)
- What are they up to (watut) (funny player QoL)
- When Dungeons Arise (hey I already mentioned this!)
- Xaero's Minimap (for navigation QoL)
- Xaero's Worldmap (saves you the hassle of walking to and fro locations you've already discovered)
- XL Packets (saves you from dying from all this loading)
- Zombie Awareness (makes mobs more of a threat)
The "Yung" collection:
- Desert Temples
- Better Dungeons
- Better End Island
- Jungle Temples
- Better Mineshafts
- Better Nether Fortresses
- Better Stronghold
- Better Witchhuts
Texture Packs:
- Fresh Animations
- Tissou's Zombies Pack
- The Spawn Tweaks I mentioned earlier, I had to use this pack to get the data more easily
The Shader and its dependency:
- Oculus
- SpooklementaryIf for whatever reason your game does not start out with the shader enabled, just hit "O" on your keyboard and enable it there.
If you're still reading this after miraculously stumbling upon it, I do hope that you enjoy. It will be jank, but that's what my friends and I like about it :)
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