This is good. I know that one of the developers has wanted Cherry Blossoms for a long time and I agree. The wood looks very nice and I think it'll pear nicely with all my birch stuff.
Bees? Blossom trees? Mojang isn't even hiding they are out of ideas and they're just picking shit from years old mods at this point.
You say they're out of ideas. I say that Mojang's ideas are overlapping with the modders. With a modding scene as robust as Minecraft's, do you really want to tell me it's possible for them to implement a feature that doesn't look like they're "stealing" from a mod?
That's the big difference, back then when a mod idea was implemented into the game, it was actually done in cooperation with mod creators, as back then Mojang was still independent. Nowadays nuMojang simply cannot do this as their corporate structure does not allow for measly peasants to contribute to the game without having to sign some insane contracts that Microsoft will never agree to as they don't want to waste money on them. Back then it was acceptable, nowadays it's just off-putting.
I get that but, like I said, new features overlapping with mods is inevitable. There's a mod for everything these days.
The thing is, bees and blossom trees were present in Forestry, a mod that was made before Mojang got sold to Microsoft. It's an ancient mod that's been well known for years, therefore Mojang adding things from that mod is very off-putting, as it's not some random ass mod that someone made for 1.19, no, this is a mod that existed in the ancient days.
I wish they actually made that damn API (although modern mods work pretty fine I guess)
Christ I remember when this video was just freshly uploaded. And it's been almost a decade since it was made, and for the 8 years this video was out, Minecraft belonged to Microsoft, and they did not give a solitary fuck about making a modding API.
I'm trying to make a pack that works well on servers, so I'm ditching industrial mods because they could create serious performance issues. Unless you know some mods that are optimized in terms of performance.
I know about forestry. I used to use it way back then.
That's easier said then done as plenty of old AND well-known mods have features that can easily make into the game at some point.
Case in point.
I think the majority of performance issues related to tech mods are actually more client side than server side. Then again, client side performance is also important, because if you have someone that doesn't have the newest multi core hyperthreaded CPU they will be lagging to shit in your factory while you won't notice a thing.
nigga if they added the modding API i wouldn't have to download seven fucking separate API's because of 7 mods that i use.
not really no, it's not like the big mods aren't well documented and mojang team can't pull their sleeves up and get to work but it means actually working rather than sitting your ass on twatter after a corpo meeting.
Not that I don't disagree that some aspects of the game could use some more love, but the community at large voted for the Sniffer because of it giving us new decorative plants. That's on the playerbase, not Mojang.
The updates we've had so far have given us plenty of content already. The only updates that don't give much are the recent odd numbered ones (1.15, 1.17, 1.19) and those are by design.
I'm pretty sure bees were first added back in 2019 with the 1.15 update. I'm not sure if the Forestry mod had a different version of bees, but I wouldn't know since I never added it.
nogger, i mentioned chiseled which means extra detail shit instead of different hue plank + boat
