#MINETEST DREAMBUILDER MOD#
Only the real apple trees supplied by the More Trees mod will bear apples (both at mapgen time and sapling-grown). The mapgen won't spawn apples on default trees, nor will they appear on a sapling-grown default tree.
Most other locked items work this way, too. By way of Technic, all locked chests use a padlock in their recipes instead of a steel ingot.A few textures here and there are different from their defaults.An extensive selection of administration tools for single-player and server use are included, such as areas, maptools, worldedit, xban, and more.That mod also provides stone/cobble -> mossy stone/cobble transformation in the presence of water. The default lavacooling code has been supplanted by better, safer code from my Gloop Blocks mod.Your setting is retained across restarts. You can use /hotbar # (8, 16, 24, or 32) to change the number of slots. The default hotbar HUD holds 16 items instead of 8, taken from the top two rows of your inventory.This game includes RealBadAngel's Unified Inventory mod, which overrides minetest_game's default inventory to give you a much more powerful user interface, with crafting guide, bags, and much more.Active spawning of Horsetail ferns is disabled by default, and I've added papyrus growth on dirt/grass with leaves (using a copy of the default growth ABM). The complete Plantlife Modpack along with More Trees add a huge amount of variation to your landscape (as a result, they will add mapgen lag).What's in it? What's changed from the default stuff? Expect lag, as they're both significantly-developed multiplayer servers, after all. They should give you a pretty good idea nonetheless. This game is in use on my Creative server and on my Survival server, which also have extra mods installed for their specific needs (admin stuff mostly). Of course, needs change, but this game should be a pretty good start! Dreambuilder is my attempt to give the player pretty much everything they'll ever want to build with, and all the tools they should ever need to actually get the job done.
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