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Minecraft Realistic Gun Mod Average ratng: 8,0/10 4496 reviews

The Fortnite mod is something that we were pretty much expecting to see given the insane popularity of battle royale games nowadays. Fortnite’s battle royale mode took the world by storm when it surfaced and, as of right now, it’s one of the most popular games available, so it doesn’t really come as a surprise that it has inspired a mod for Minecraft. The mission of this mod is offering the 3D realistic Blocks. Although some blocks are 3D at present, hope that there are more 3D blocks in the future. Visit Google Plus page to expand the mod and become a new tester.

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I’ve been researching Minecraft mods that add realistic, or at least improved, world generation. There aren’t that many. Because Minecraft world gen is a bugger. I’m particularly interested in mods that offer more than just new biomes.

I’m not looking just for new biomes, but rather for mods that change the way terrain is generated add significant blocks based on real geology, or improve where biome types occur.Here’s what I’ve found, in no particular order:. BetterGeo. New Dawn. Terrafirmacraft. Climatic Biomes. Geographicraft.

VintageCraft TerrainGen. Dooglamoo Worlds.

Realistic Terrain Gen(1.7.10) Example terrain from BetterGeoThe pitch: “BetterGeo is a mod with more geology for Minecraft! We have increased the geological content and also made it appear more like reality by adding rock types, minerals, metals, gemstones and exciting areas of application for the new materials! Geological features like stratigraphy, veins and pipes are also introduced in BetterGeo. As of 2.0 new realistic soils are added which replace dirt. The block hardness varies and the blocks are therefore mined with different difficulty.

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We have used Moh’s scale of mineral hardness as a reference for the relative hardness of our new blocks. The new smeltery also requires different amount of heat relative to the metal’s melting point.”My take: I haven’t played this mod for more than a few minutes, but it seems really cool. The mod adds many different kinds of rock from all the major categories (igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary), and they all spawn in realistic situations based on Earth geography.

Diamonds spawn in kimberlite “pipes,” or vertical stone formations. Pumice, an airy volcanic rock, floats on water. As far as I can tell, BetterGeo doesn’t change the terrain generation at all—just the types and locations of stone. My only complaint in my brief time on this mod is that some of the textures are pretty ugly and don’t really match each other. This mod warrants more play time.

(1.7.10) Example of New Dawn terrainThe pitch: “New Dawn pre-generates a humidity and temperature noise map (as well as some others) then decides for biomes based on the combined noise fields. This means you will for example never find deserts next to snow, because the temperature drops gradually. You will find Savannah or Jungle near a desert and following the dropping temperature through temperate plains you will eventually find snow covered areas or frozen oceans. While trying to keep this realistic, I still try to keep the game playable however.

Therefore those temperature/humidity maps are – compared to the real world – unrealistically small. So a desert might be only 2000 blocks away from an arctic sea.”My take: I created a New Dawn world and flew around for quite some time, just to see the terrain. I felt like I only saw a few really different biomes. The landscape was, for the most part, quite smooth, without much jaggedness and no floating islands (that I could find). Overall, it seemed pretty bland. I like the concept of biome being determined by a mix of characteristics like temperature and humidity, but the terrain shapes in New Dawn did not excite me or make me want to start a new survival world.

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You can find a more comprehensive review along with lots of pictures. (1.7.10) Terrafirmacraft riverThe pitch: “ Survival Mode as it should have been. The goal of TFC is to make things more believable, and to give the player a sense of accomplishment. Mastering skills, and searching far and wide to gather materials before you can build amazing castles, homes, fortresses, towns, cities, etc. The overhauled terrain generation also creates a beautiful, varied background as a canvas to start your builds. Starting with the world, TFC has thrown out Vanilla generation and started on a fresh slate. Sea-level has been raised to twice the height to accommodate 3 separate, varying layers of stone underneath, each spawning their own ores and minerals depending on which of the many new stone types it is comprised of. The Biome determines the shape of the terrain and basic temperature and rainfall guidelinesalong with the altitude.”My take: This list wouldn’t be complete without Terrafirmacraft. I’ve played many hours on the mod, and as far as I’m concerned it’s still the gold standard of realism, playability, and beauty. In general, the terrain is very nice looking, with very little that would seem out of place in the real world.

It includes realistic rivers, many realistic types of stone in layers, and lots of realistic tree types. An interesting quirk is that there’s a different type of dirt for every type of stone, giving you a clue about the type of stone beneath the surface. This results in most dirt being grayish in color, lending Terrafirmacraft a distinctive look. This mod sets a high bar. (1.10.2) Chapparral biome from Climatic BiomesThe pitch: “Rather than a noise field, the temperature and humidity radiate from “basins” of influence, including dominating hot and cold poles and smaller basins to keep things interesting (and then there is a weak noise field to make the edges less straight).

Then, the climate is used to place not biomes but its own, more detailed biome zones, with smaller, more specific groups. This does often result in some very large biome but at the same time the players is likely to have travel much sorter difference to find a wide range of biome types, and there is some logic to the placement and the map moves gradually from hot to cold and (indepently) from wet to dry.”My take: I loved the concept when I first read about it. However, in my brief playtest, I felt like I was simply playing vanilla Minecraft. The terrain itself is, by design, vanilla.

The only real difference is the logic of how biomes are laid out. Perhaps if I had spent a little longer, I would have noticed the differences in biome placement. The mod was created for 1.10.2 but never made it to full release status, so there’s not much hope of getting updates. (1.12) Banded climates from GeographicraftThe pitch: “Geographicraft allows you to control climate zones, ocean sizes, biome frequencies, and continent sizes. Make Minecraft worlds into Yourcraft worlds! Dooglamoo sounds like it would make some really fun worlds.

I’d put that at the top of my list based on what you’ve provided here. Right next to it would be Realistic Terrain Generation; I like the way it looks and also I like the fact that it doesn’t mess with Minecraft’s default generation too much. Part of the reason I lean toward those two is that I’m wary of adding too many new block elements to the game. Most of the computers in my household are aging laptops, and it seems to me that would make the game heavier Read more ». Realism is important to me, and so having more than just the vanilla stone types is also important to me. That’s a big reason why Terrafirmacraft has never really been matched in my opinion, and also why I continue to play it despite not having been updated since 1.7.10.

But then I guess I also have the luxury of a relatively powerful computer. I wonder if you would notice some lag during chunk loading with Dooglamoo and Realistic Terrain Gen, since they generate the landscape in a totally different way than vanilla. I presume it’s more resource intensive to generate Read more ».

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I’m not sure if having more types of blocks actually does slow the game down or notI just assumed it would. It’s hard to separate that from other things that might make more of a difference. All I know is that Minecraft keeps demanding more resources. My five-year-old laptop used to have no problem with it at all, but now I have to tweak the settings and minimize render distance to keep it from lagging.

In positive news, however, the optimization they did a while back made the game run better in a lot of ways. Didn’t change anything for Read more ».