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Soarin'

This mod adds thermals to minecraft, allowing you to remain in the air without firework rockets!

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Which Soarin' release matches 1.18?

Updated 1 year ago
alpha file PT-Soarin-Mod-1.0.0-1.18.2.jar
Game version 1.18.1, 1.18.2, 1.18
Loader Fabric

Soarin' PT-Soarin-Mod-1.0.0-1.18.2.jar targets 1.18.1, 1.18.2, 1.18 with Fabric. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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About this project

What does Soarin' add?

Phobia Tech is proud to release the Soarin' Mod for Minecraft!

For fabric versions: 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.20.1

For forge versions: 1.20.1

The 1.16.5 version is no longer supported unless demand is high for that version.

Version 2.0.0 has been released!

This version adds server support, and a config file (You can customize the thermals), and makes the code work better.

This mod adds thermals to Minecraft. I'm sure most of you are wondering, "What even are thermals?", well here's the answer: Thermals are warm air currents that move upwards. Birds, Paragliders, Hangliders, etc… use these to remain flying with little to no energy. The Soarin' mod hopes to re-create these "Thermals" in Minecraft.

The thermals in this mod are generated from a list of blocks during the day like sand, dirt, gravel, etc… to push you just above the clouds. Updrafts are generated by hot blocks like lava, fire, Magma blocks, and Campfires. Updrafts work like normal thermals, but are stronger and will exist even at night and in caves. Thermals and Updrafts will not form in the nether because the entire dimension is essentially an oven so you can't have rising warm air if everything is the same temperature.

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Blocks that make thermals during the day by default:

Red sand, Sandstone, Stone, Sand, Dirt, Couse Dirt, Gravel, Farmland, Grass Path, Black and grey concrete and their powder counterparts, obsidian

*Note: Farmland that has been Planted will still make thermals

*Note 2: Thermal blocks do not produce thermals during rain, thunderstorms, in dimensions without a skylight (you need the sun to heat blocks), or in UltraWarm dimensions (like the nether)

Blocks that always make updrafts by default:

Lava, Fire, Magma block, and Campfires.
*Note: These blocks' thermals (called Updrafts) are stronger, can exist in the end and under-ground, won't go away at night, and push higher into the sky

*Note 2: Updraft blocks will still produce updrafts during rain and thunderstorms, but not in UltraWarm dimensions like the nether

I made this mod because I love gliding with Elytra and using the origins mod Elytrian, I felt like thermals were a missing feature in Minecraft. Try out my Advanced Elytrian Origin (Avians+) or my more vanilla-friendly Elytrian Origin Redux

I recommend a mini-map mod because it makes it easier to stay in thermals

**Note In the 1.18.2+ version I increased the height of the thermal because of the increased world height

**warning do NOT join a server with the (old)1.0.0 version of this mod! **

**I finally properly learned Java, went back to work on this mod, and found that it runs on both the client and the server.**

**aka if you join a vanilla server you will start flying in thermals. WHICH COULD GET YOU BANNED. Version 2.0.0 and all new releases fixe this**

TODO:

**Make a config file for mod Added config in the 2.0.0 release
Remove thermals inside lava
Make what dimensions and biomes can produce Thermals/Updrafts configerable
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MIGHT DO:

add wind and weather effects?

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WHAT YOU MAY DO WITH THIS MOD:

You may use this mod with your mod pack. You may use its textures/code with permission or credit (links to this page)

You may redistribute this mod with permission only

CONTACTS:

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Join my Discord for updates and to make bug reports!

Business: uavwaffle@gmail.com

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