The Seasons Mod, originally by Nandonalt, is now updated! This mod adds the four seasons to Minecraft: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter!

Info:

• Season length is 7 Days long (default)
• Creating/Loading a world without a season will make the world start in the middle of a random season.
• Restart Minecraft when switching from SSP to SMP.
• An image will be shown when transitioning from season to season, and will disappear after a few seconds.

In Summer, all rains will be thunderstorms. Instead of snowing, it will only rain in snowy biomes, but they won’t defrost. Wheat will also grow 1.5x faster than in any other season, as if absorbing all that yummy heat. When in a desert biome, exposed to the sun, and not wearing protection (leather), you’ll get hurt every so often from dehydration and burns. Summer rain will destroy most of the plants generated from Spring. Just like the Spring, it will defrost the ice/snow generated from Winter in non-snowy biomes. Finally, days are longer and nights are shorter(disabled).

Grass and Leaves have a modified color. Red and yellow flower textures change to accompany the color of the grass in Autumn. You’ll also get bonus wheat while harvesting.

It’s always snowing in Winter, except in the Desert. In already cold biomes such as Tundras, Taigas, and Ice Deserts, the temperature drops even further, and can cause frostbite and slow you down, unless you have on protection (full leather armor). Lastly, days are shorter and nights are longer(disabled).

Tall grass and plants (even custom plants, if added to the config) will grow on grass blocks affected by direct sunlight.

Requirements:

• Minecraft Forge

Installation:

• Install Minecraft Forge
• Then drag and drop the contents of the .zip file into your minecraft.jar. Do not place this mod in your ‘mods’ folder.

Changelogs:

v1.8.1

• Ported v1.8 to Minecraft 1.5 and 1.5.1
• Separated item image sprites for Minecraft 1.5/1.5.1 compatibility
• Broke the animation for the season watch and thermometer.
• Added more code to deal with “ConcurrentModificationException” problems when used with mods that keep chunks loaded
• Added currently unused new item texture
• Fixed a potential problem in the update notification involving invalid saved version information
• The Minecraft 1.5.1 edition has code to deal with Forge’s partial remembering of achievements. All Forge’s code does so far is remember where the achievements were. The Minecraft 1.5 edition did not need the code. Achievements are still not saved.
• No longer needs an mcmod.info file, as the mod gives the information to Forge directly (can no longer have invalid parsing issues, like with v1.7.4) [fixed a problem with]
• Removed the need to restart when switching between SSP and SMP. Not really, as my versions never had this problem, but some people still thought it was required

For 1.5.1

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364900346

http://www.dl2.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364900056

For 1.4.7

http://www.dl2.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1359057824

http://www.dl3.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1359032945

Credits: The_WeatherPony

Minecraft 1.4.6, Minecraft 1.4.6 Mods, Minecraft 1.4.7, Minecraft 1.4.7 Mods, Minecraft 1.5.1, Minecraft 1.5.1 Mods, Minecraft Seasons

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This Pack has been designed for anyone to use. The Map pack contains all the pieces you need to arrange a cool medieval looking town, or for map makers, the pieces will make a great addition to any adventure map

Screenshots:

http://www.mediafire.com/?bba75l9xnuked7x

http://www.4shared.com/zip/sM17cSTm/Medieval-Town-Map-Pack.html

Credits: v0rske

Adventure Maps

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This mod currently adds 11 swords, 2 armors, 2 mobs, 4 ores, and 10 crafting items

Screenshots:

All swords

Ores

[Armors]Left to right: Ruby armor, Nether Crystal armor

Mob: Fish

Mob: Devil

All crafting items

Recipes:

Weapons

• Redstone Gem – 4 redstone dust
• Mighty Gem – 1 diamond on the bottom and 1 sandstone in the middle and top
• Fisherman’s Sword – 1 stick on the bottom, 1 cobblestone in the middle, 1 ink sac on top
• Redstone Sword – 1 stick on the bottom and 1 redstone gem in the middle and top
• Mighty Sword – 1 stick on the bottom and 1 mighty gem in the middle and top
• Sacred Sword – 1 stick on the bottom, and emerald and two diamonds on the outside in the middle, an emerald on top with a feather on both sides
• Ruby sword – 1 stick on the bottom, 1 ruby in the middle and top
• Nether Crystal Sword – 1 stick on the bottom, 1 nether crystal in the middle and top
• Satan Sword Hilt – 1 blazerod in the middle and bottom, 3 nether crystals in the top
• Satan Sword Blade – 3 nether crystals in the bottom, 3 in the middle, 1 in the top
• The Blade of Satan – sword hilt on the bottom, 1 leather in the middle, sword blade on top
• Legacy Sword – iron sword in the center surrounded by iron ingots
• Poison Sword – Stone sword crafting with a spider eye on the left of each cobblestone
• End Sword Hilt – stick on the bottom, end crystals in the middle, end crystals on the sides of the top
• End Sword Blade – Same as crafting for Satan Swrod Blade but using end crystals
• The End Blade – End Sword hilt on the bottom, leather in the middle, End Sword Blade on top
• Infused End Blade – End blade in the center surrounded by ender pearls

Armors

• All armors are crafted the way normal armors are but one is with nether crystals and one is with rubys

Installation:

• Download and install Modloader
• Delete META-INF file
• Download Mo’ Swords ++ Mod
• Drag and drop files from “Mo’ Swords ++ Mod” into “Minecraft.jar”
• Close “Minecraft.jar” and run minecraft!

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364892807

Credits: thegameguy311

Minecraft 1.5.1, Minecraft 1.5.1 Mods, Minecraft Swords

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SimpleOres is a relatively small mod in that it doesn’t completely overhaul the Minecraft experience, add any new realms, add any form of currency, add any mobs or NPC’s, or anything like that. All it does is add five new ores to the game. That might not seem like much, in-fact you might be thinking to yourself right now “Why would I use this ore mod when I could be using one like Metallurgy, that adds LOADS of ores.” Well, the simple answer to that is balancing. SimpleOres may only add five ores, but each one has it’s own strengths and weaknesses. Each ore is unique, with many hours put into finely balancing them so that they feel like a perfect extension of the vanilla Minecraft ores. Don’t be fooled, five new ores adds a whole lot to the game, leaving you feeling like they should have always been in Minecraft.

All the recipes follow the normal Minecraft style.

The Ores:

Copper Ore
Copper is an abundant ore found everywhere in the normal world. Copper can be found at any height, in large veins, making it an easy resource to obtain early in the game.

Because it is so easy to obtain, copper armour and tools are easy to make, providing a slightly better alternative to using stone tools early in the game. Copper tools both have more uses and are faster than stone (don’t expect to ACTUALLY be able to see how much faster, but they ARE faster), yet have pretty much the same enchantability as stone, making them unworthy to enchant.

Copper armour is much weaker than that of iron, being only slightly stronger than leather armour. However, because copper is generally easier to obtain in large amounts than leather is, and along with its slight defence boost, copper armour is somewhat better than leather armour.

Copper buckets provide an earlier method of moving your water sources. Made in the same fashion as normal iron buckets, the copper bucket can be made from those bountiful supplies of copper ore/ingots that you are bound to have. One thing is for sure, you will quickly learn to not try collecting lava with it!

Silver Ore
Silver ore is rarer than copper ore, and you must search deeper in the ground to find it, although it can generate in decent sized veins. Silver is an odd ore, with its practicality being similar to that of gold due to its strength, speed and enchantability.

Silver tools may have a low number of uses, and the same speed as diamond tools, but they can only mine the same blocks as iron tools can. However, silver tools have a very high enchantability, even higher than that of gold, making them worthwhile if you enchant them.

Silver armour has the same strength as that of iron, along with a very very high enchantability, meaning that if you can get it, use it. If you can’t get enough ore to make the armour AND the tools, it is usually a good idea to make tools from iron and armour from silver, unless you plan on enchanting your tools.

Mythril Ore
Mythril ore is a rare-ish ore found near the bottom layers of the world, usually in small veins. Mythril is, in many ways, a more common form of diamond.

Mythril tools are the same as those of diamond in all ways except for number of uses, as they only have about half the number of uses as diamond tools. Enchantability and speed are equal to diamond tools, however mythril cannot mine Obsidian.

Mythril armour bridges the very large gap between the defence of iron armour and diamond armour, providing defence somewhere between the two.

Adamantium Ore
Adamantium ore is rarer than mythril, being quite a difficult resource to gather. Adamantium, though, is reasonably strong, but is very fast. Its downside is a very low enchantability.

Adamantium tools have a very very low enchantability. However, to compensate for this, the tools are EXTREMELY fast, yet they have a lower number of uses than diamond (about 250 less uses). Like mythril, adamantium tools cannot mine obsidian, meaning you must still acquire diamond tools in order to travel to the nether.

Adamantium armour provides the same defence as diamond armour, allowing you to use your diamonds for things other than armour, however, like the tools, the armour has a very low enchantability. If you plan on enchanting high level armour, go with diamond or onyx.

Onyx Ore
Onyx ore is the rarest ore in Minecraft, only generating in the nether. To make it even harder to find, the ore blends in with netherrack, making it both rare and difficult to spot.

Onyx tools are the epitome of efficiency. With double the number of uses as diamond, a slightly higher enchantability, and even being slightly faster, onyx tools are well worth your while – if you can get your hands on them.

Onyx armour is likewise very strong, offering higher defence than diamond armour, at the price of a lower enchantability. If you spend enough time in the nether to get so much onyx ore, you will become an extremely powerful mob slayer

Finally, here is a table comparing all the ores. There is an error, however, as the defense of Gold and Diamond armor should be swapped over, my mistake. Enjoy, and I hope it clears up any questions you might have had

Installation:

• Get a fresh install of Minecraft by choosing “Force Update” in the options section of the Minecraft Loader.
• Download and install the Recommended Universal version of Minecraft Forge.
• Download the latest version of SimpleOres from the link above. You should have a SimpleOres ‘versionNumber’.zip file. Open it with WinRar or 7-Zip (or some equivalent), and extract the folder within to your desktop.
• Copy the “SimpleOres” folder (if you have a folder with a version number in its name, look inside for the “SimpleOres” folder) into the minecraft.jar or minecraft_server.jar, depending on what you are installing it for.
• If you are installing for the Client, delete the META-INF folder if you haven’t done so already. Do not delete it if you are installing for the server.
• If you have any other Forge mods, install them now.
• Finally, if you have any non-forge mods, install them last.
• Play!

Config:

All the ID’s used by Netherrocks, including Block ID’s, Item ID’s, Achievement ID’s and the spawn rates and vein sizes of these ores. Follow the instructions in the spoiler below to change these ID’s, remember that if you have a save game with items and blocks, changing the ID’s of those items/blocks will cause them to disappear.

• Run Minecraft at least once with Netherrocks installed, then close it.
• Navigate to your .minecraft folder and open the config folder, and then the Netherrocks folder (“%appdata%\.minecraft\config\Netherrocks”).
• Open config.txt with any text editor (although I recommend Notepad++)
• Search for the category of the ID you want to change. For example, ore blocks are under “ore blocks”, pickaxes are under “pickaxes”, and spawn rates are under “spawn rates”. It’s all fairly straight forward.
• Find the thing you want to change the ID of, for example Copper-Block, and change the number at the end of it. Block ID’s cannot be greater than 4096, while item ID’s should not be greater than about 28000 (I think).
• Save the document, and open Minecraft again. If all goes well, you should be able to play like normal.

Changelogs:

v1.5.1

• Updated the mod to Minecraft 1.5.1 and Forge 7.7.
• Altered the config slightly.
• Added 2 new furnaces, the Mythril Furnace and the Onyx Furnace.
• Mythril Furnace: Fuel last 2x as long (configurable). Crafted by surrounding a normal furnace with Mythril Ingots.
• Onyx Furnace: 33% chance (configurable) to yield one (configurable) extra item. Crafted by surrounding a normal furnace with Onyx Ingots.

For 1.5.1

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act%3Ddl%26id%3D1364888888

http://www.dl2.9minecraft.net/index.php?act%3Ddl%26id%3D1364888595

For 1.4.7

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act%3Ddl%26id%3D1356534321

Credits: AleXndrTheGr8st

Minecraft 1.4.6, Minecraft 1.4.6 Mods, Minecraft 1.4.7, Minecraft 1.4.7 Mods, Minecraft 1.5.1, Minecraft 1.5.1 Mods, Minecraft Ores

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Skin made by Kasparcasper93

How to install Good vs Evil Tron Orange Skin

1. First,download this Skin
2. Go to minecraft.net
3. Click profile and browse your new Skin
4. Click upload image
5. Enjoy your new Skin

Change my skin to Good vs Evil Tron Orange Skin now

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FoodEx is a simply mod which extends the current Minecraft food resources. The goal is to make Minecraft more interesting without adding an extreme amount of new things to it. You can use the mod without generating a whole new world.

Features

• About 40+ new Foods
• Salades, Soups and more
• Cookable and Craftable Foods
• Wheat- , Reed- , Chocolate- and Sugarblock
• More cakes
• Enchantable foods
• Singleplayer and Multiplayer compatible

Recipes:

• Go to FoodEx Recipes Page

Installation:

• 1. Download and install Minecraft Forge
• 2. Open minecraft.jar/minecraft_server.jar
• 3. Delete META-INF only in minecraft.jar
• 4. Extract forge files into minecraft.jar/minecraft_server.jar
• 5. Download latest FoodEx and place it into the mods folder
• 6. Enjoy!

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364850275

Credits: T_DoggG

Minecraft 1.5.1, Minecraft 1.5.1 Mods

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A normal survival map, played on a pile of bodies. Here‘s a list of the bodies.

Screenshots:

http://www.dl.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364843112

http://www.dl2.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1364842836

Credits: SethBling

Minecraft 1.5.1, Minecraft 1.5.1 Maps, Survival Maps

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