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Create Experienced (Discontinued)

A addon for create that allows you to store XP!

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Updated 4 years ago
beta file Create Experienced 0.1.2 for 1.18.2
Game version 1.18.2
Loader Forge

Create Experienced (Discontinued) Create Experienced 0.1.2 for 1.18.2 targets 1.18.2 with Forge. 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 Create Experienced (Discontinued) add?

NOTICE: This mod has been discontinued! Why, you may ask? There is many reasons. First reason is I got out of making Minecraft mods for a bit, dont worry I have phases I'm definitely not done forever. Second is honestly this was way to big for me to continue and I honestly just did not know what I was doing. I don't know how to program with Java well, I only know the basics. And when you try to make something that is way much more complicated like the create mod its just a recipe for failure. However I am learning Java now so thats good. Third reason is someone made a mod like this that is already better then anything I can do and I congratulate them. So if you really want something like this... just go download their mod... they defiantly know what they are doing. Here is a link to their mod!

Last thing is I want to thank you all. At the time of writing this my mod has 27,797 downloads which is honestly a lot to me. There was definitely interest in this mod and sorry for disappearing without saying anything. You guy's really mean a lot to me and have showed me people are interested in what I can make.

Create Experienced is a addon to Create that allows you to store XP in flluid tanks by using new blocks! There is not much to this mod at the moment but more is planed to be added at some point! (And yes this was made with Mcreator)


New Blocks & Items:

XP Inserter:

Does exactly what the name says, right click on it put some XP in it. By it self it cant store much... but thats why you connect it to pipes that go into a fluid tank!

XP Spitter:

Also does exactly what the name says, right click on it get some XP from it. Of corse its needs to get its XP from somewhere so connect pipes to it from some fluid tanks!

Emerald Dust:

Emerald dust is a new item you will need for one new recipe that is made by crushing emeralds in some crushering wheels!

Enchantium:

Enchantium is a new alloy made from gold, emerald dust, and some liqud XP! Currently it is not used for much but will be in the future!

Lapis Quartz:

Lapis Quartz is like Rose Quartz but made with lapis instead! They can be polished and are used for the XP Inserter and XP Spitter!

Experience Tube:

Experience Tubes are like Electron Tubes but are made with Polished Lapis Quartz and a Enchantium Sheet, however these are not used for anything yet!


Other Info & Tips:

Bottle o' Enchanting:

Bottle o' Enchanting or more commonly called Experience Bottle's can be made by putting Liqud XP in a Bottle from a Spout, the amount of Liqud XP required to make a Experience Bottle is equivalent to the max amount of XP you can get from throwing one. However you can dump Experience Bottle's in a item drain to also get the amount of Liqud XP that is equivalent to the max amount of XP you can get from throwing it, making it more efficient to get XP this way and as a plus you get to keep your bottle! This also means you could use Experience Bottle's as another way to store XP or transfer XP by hand to another tank!

Liqud XP to XP Raito:

Liqud XP is not measured in XP Points or Levels but instead the typical forge Millibuckets which are 1/1000 of a bucket. 1 XP point converts into 14 Liqud XP Millibuckets and vice versa. This is actually neatly adds up and 8 buckets of Liqud XP equals to 8 XP Levels, which matters because 1 Fluid Tank can hold up to 8 Buckets meaning 1 also Holds 8 XP Levels in Liqud XP. You could assume then that means 1 bucket of Liqud XP equals to 1 XP level however in Minecraft the higher the level the more XP it requires to level up meaning this is not true.

Liqud XP:

Liqud XP can only exist in Pipes and Fluid Tanks, you can not put Liqud XP in buckets and Liqud XP can not be placed anywhere or else it will instantly disappear! It will also not convert back to XP, the only way to do this is with a XP Spitter!


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