Riles

Soooo, if I disabled the stainless steel? Would that suffice? Or are you also referring to flagstone, rebar, and bulletproof glass?

Hello @rcgrandmasters Can you clarify what you mean in more detail? Thanks, Riles

Hello! I unfortunately do not know how to make that work. I can make it to where "12" spaces appear but they will not function unless you edit .dll files. I recommend posting your question under the forum topic of "how to" with mods. Sorry I couldn't be more help! .dll editing is way outside my territory. Riles

I hope the best for you as well!

@IrishManJMo I looked through the sound xml file quite thoroughly and more than once.... I too cannot find the noise it makes when it transitions from day to night, night to day, or day to blood moon night. I even tried looking at alternative xml files, but no luck. I also considered the soudn being used for something else and labeled differently, but couldn't find something like that either! As @xyth says, I think it is hard coded.

Oh crap! Yhea, that is supposed to be enabled. Forgot to remove the <!-- --> after doing some testing on other stuff. Thanks for pointing this out! NICE!

That was my intention. They have 25 hp, and explosion resistance. And when you do destroy it, returns to you. And since it has low hp, the idea of "cheaty" recipes was kind of the point as the block is described as "replicas" not the actual thing. I was trying to make it decoration only, so it wouldn't benefit as much as anything else, except also being a container. But I do understand that everyone's preferences are different.

It should be. This mod mostly just adds new blocks, not modify existing ones so compatibility is simpler.

Yo! I actually made a mod for this purpose! Check it out here: The short answer is "yes." But the long answer is, while viewing the creative menu, one also has to see their inventory and item description. It may be difficult to come up with one that "fits" with all the inventory mods out there. Thoughts?

Thanks for using my mod! Also, I'm not really sure, unless you can "change the color to transparent" on the other days?

Go for it! Thanks!

Uh oh! I see! That is problematic. Hmm... not sure what i'm going to do yet, but this is good to know! Thanks for pointing it out. 🙂

@CrazyAluminum hmmm... This one I wasn't sure if it was possible. I had used the "set" xpath to redo each item specifically... but that is a lot of a work. Ideas: 1.) take out the removeattribute commands, I don't believe that is how that specific xpath works. 2.) with the remove command, also specify if the tag has that attribute you want removed? Something like this (not sure if I am coding this correctly when it comes to "adding conditions": /property[@name='tags'][contains(@value,',9mmGun')]/@value> Also 3.) Modifying the progres

What values did you want removed?

That is correct. In the code I provided, the name="tiered" is just referring to the name of the attribute you are adding, which is tiered. with the result turning to tiered="false" as within the line of code.