D3 Ps4 Modded Items
Gaynelle Alnutt
I run a tekkit server for me and my friends. Yesterday morning when I launched the server, I tried to log in but it kept booting me out instantly. I noticed that the problem was that I launched the wrong .jar file, and I launched the vanilla minecraft server .jar that comes in the file folder. When I launched the tekkit server .jar and logged in, everything from my inventory that wasn't modded items disappeared (red matter items, tools, ect.) As well as all buildcraft pipes, the quarries were reset, and all of my industrial craft machines were facing the wrong way. Every item that was in a mod chest (ender chest, iron chests, ect.) was just gone. All of my EMC in my transmutation tables was gone. Every modded item in vanilla chests was gone. Needless to say I and many others on the server lost a lot of stuff. Is there anyway to get this stuff back? Is there back up data somewhere that I can recover? Or if I didn't make a back up of the world then I am out of luck? Did this happen because I loaded up the vanilla server and log it or was there another problem? Thank you in advance for anyone helping to make sense of what happened and how to move forward.
Hi okay, so I've recently discovered that I can't craft any items from my any of my mods. Crafting vanilla items works perfectly fine, but none of the items from any of my mods are craftable. Whenever I put in the recipe for any of the modded items on my game in a crafting table, they don't show up in the result thing. I've never had this problem whenever I've played with mods so I have no idea how to fix it but I'm using a modpack on Technic Launcher with about 80+ mods on it and I'm on a mac if that information helps with anything... Has anyone else had this problem or know how to fix it? Thanks
I am hosting a server with Kovacic's Mod installed onto it. When I enter the server, I walk far away from spawn and OP myself, yet nothing happens. I still cannot place blocks that are from the mod. The strange part is that I can break blocks and place non-mod blocks. Can someone tell me how to fix this?
The reason you can't place modded blocks is because your server isn't modded. You've placed the mods where a modded server could find them, but that's Server Modding Step #2 and you never did Server Modding Step #1: install Forge. Forge is the most important mod, since it is what allows a server to use other mods at all.
Your client and server are cooperating to make sure that what you see and what exists on the server are always in sync. Since the server is responsible for storing the world, it gets final say over what exists. Your modded client can try all it wants to place mod blocks, but the unmodded server will always "correct" your client and tell it that, sorry, that thing doesn't exist.
Now run this, and from the window that pops up choose "server". This will result in a modded server .jar file that you now need to put wherever your server's normal, unmodded .jar file is living right now. (Depending on your host, you might need to rename the new .jar to match the old one, or tell a dashboard the name of the new one.) Restart your server now and make sure it comes up clean.
Your server needs to have an exact copy of the mods your client has, except for any mods that are client-only. For example, Optifine, MAtmos, minimap mods, and the like should never be installed on a server. (Note: Modern versions of Forge no longer need this careful separation, and now will just ignore client-side mods.)
Mods use configuration files to know which options are enabled and how their blocks are stored in the world save. Any mismatch here between client and server can result in mods simply not working, mods crashing the server, or placed blocks turning into completely different blocks.
since the introduce of non-numerical IDs (Minecraft 1.7), all items (and some other aspects of the game) follow the same convention. The convention is the name of the Plugin/Mod and an identifier for the object*, separated by a :. In most cases, the identifier of the object is simply the name of the item, by replacing all spaces by a _. For example, stone non-numerical ID is minecraft:stone.
I don't mean asking about changing the version of old mods to newer, I just want to update my official Minecraft version from 1.12.2 to the newest one (1.13 or 1.14, for example). But I have 15 mods installed (furniture mods included) on 1.12.2 and have already built a giant house using all that stuff the furniture mod gives me. I won't be playing the game again if EACH and EVERY stuff from mods in my house will be deleted with an update (my house is like 75% built of stuff from mods).
Is it possible to install all the same version mods on the newer version, join my world and find everything in place? Or even if I will install all the same mods (when they come out on the recent versions, of course) on 1.13 or 1.14, all my modded stuff will be "vanished" from the old world anyway?
Once you update your mods to support 1.13 and update the game itself, load a new world to make sure you still have access to your modded blocks. If you do, fire up your previous world (that you should have backed up) and you should be good.
Is there a mod that allows you to spawn in modded items? I've never been able to spawn in modded items with the "player.additem" console command and finding the item ID of the modded item isn't exactly easy in the first place. Plus having to type out a long console command for each and every item isn't very practical, even just trying to remember the item ID is quite difficult.
I really need a mod like this because it's a pain trying to find the location of modded items sometimes, especially when the mod author doesn't tell you where the item is located or if the item can only be found on NPCs or bought from vendors and cannot be found in a specific set location.
Another example is the "Tactical Military Armor" pack i got from GUNetwork. I downloaded it from a gDrive folder and the readme that came with it does not say where the items are located and I can't find the original post on GUNetwork.
What i'm looking for is basically something like an in-game terminal that allows me to spawn in ALL non-vanilla weapons, outfits, aid items, misc items, etc and then places them into a chest that is in a set location, inside Doc Mitchell's house for example would be a good location.
I think It'd be a pretty easy mod to make - just make a mod that finds all items that have an item ID that does not correspond to a vanilla item ID and place them all into a chest. Obviously all the vanilla items have a static item ID that does not change - all vanilla item ID's are the same for all users and they do not change when you re-install the game or add mods to the game - that means you could easily add all those vanilla ID's to a "blacklist", isolating only the item ID's of modded items and allowing them and only them to be placed into a container, rather than placing every single item in the game including vanilla items into a container.
It's a very simple mod but it works perfectly. It uses the Mod Configuration Menu to allow you to spawn all the weapons in your game that have a non-vanilla item ID and places them into a wall safe in Doc Mitchell's house. This mod works perfectly and has allowed me to obtain TactaGhoul's Remington Model 8. Without this mod I wouldn't have been able to obtain it at all. It also makes it much easier to obtain other modded weapons. Instead of going all over the map and picking up all the weapons that have been placed in a specific location by the mod author, they're all located in one chest in Doc Mitchell's house. It's just so much more convenient. I want that level of convenience for apparel items too, especially for the ones that I can't find because I don't know where they are.
Surely there's already a mod that does this, right? I mean, it's so basic and seems pretty necessary. Every other game i've played has had a mod that does this, i believe the typical name for such mods is "cheat menu". Minecraft for example has one and allows you to spawn in every item in the game, even the weird broken ones that can't be obtained in-game without mods.
I'd really appreciate it if you could link a "cheat menu" mod to me if you know of one. I've searched high and low all over the nexus and google and haven't been able to find one so i'm starting to think a "cheat menu" mod simply hasn't been created yet. Or, maybe even you could make one of me lmao. If you're good at coding and you don't think it'd take too long, maybe you could download "Get All Weapons" and slightly modify the code so that it spawns all apparel items instead of weapons. Maybe i'll make it myself. It seems like it'd be a very, very easy to code. I have absolutely no idea why the creator of "Get All Weapons" hasn't already made it.
Make it so that on modded realm you have seperate save than on official realm. This way modders would have to play in their realm to have access to all the loot they got (from games or mods) while not having that in Official Realm.
I have ideas for items and skills but no experience in modding. After a few days of frustration and banging my head on the keyboard, I finally had a break through. With that, I decided to write up this little tutorial to assist others if they wish to mod but are having trouble starting the process.
My question is: is there a way to transfer modded items to main campaign?
Tried copying a character from custom to main but doesnt work, the item is not there.
I have seen people showing modded rare(green) items in multiplayer games in the past but i dont know how they are doing it.