Wow it is about damn time you posted here, unicorn


Also what texture pack thing is that?

highly only showed me this place existed recently

also im using a customized version of the John Smith texture packand a sh­it ton of mods

welcome, I have heard a great deal of your exploits

thanks, idk what exploits you've heard of, but im sure they were pretty gay

also server's down :( edit: nevermind false alarm.

What a coincidence, gay exploits are our favorite

Restored it.

EJ you are fantastic at Getting creepers to blow up other peoples poo poo

Multiple people on the server, it brings a tear to my eye

The server was only down earlier because I waited until the last minute to pay the bill because it made me feel sad

yo kentoss how do you get your texture packs to not look like total poo poo, when I tried highly's set up it made my eyes bleed

also whoever owns the ranch just south of winnerville, a creeper blew out a wall on your chicken coop and a bunch got out, I filled it up with soil for the time being

way to go, I expect a thousand chicken breasts in compensation

I'm using a heavily modified John Smith texture pack, and I have the following mods installed:

- Modloader
- Optifine HD (Multicore + AA)
- Better Skies
- Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders v10 RC2 w/ modified composite.fsh
- Dynamic Lights

Better Skies is an MCPatcher mod that allows you to fu­ck with the skybox using custom texture parameters. I modified the John Smith one to include extra cloud layers and a more detailed night sky. I also modified the texture pack to make different biomes have different colors, as well as reduced how intense torchlight was when the shaders mod is installed.

I'm using a heavily modified John Smith texture pack, and I have the following mods installed:

- Modloader
- Optifine HD (Multicore + AA)
- Better Skies
- Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders v10 RC2 w/ modified composite.fsh
- Dynamic Lights

Better Skies is an MCPatcher mod that allows you to fu­ck with the skybox using custom texture parameters. I modified the John Smith one to include extra cloud layers and a more detailed night sky. I also modified the texture pack to make different biomes have different colors, as well as reduced how intense torchlight was when the shaders mod is installed.

could i have the files u modified

Quote from: Kentoss on 28-07-2012, 18:23:33 PM

I'm using a heavily modified John Smith texture pack, and I have the following mods installed:

- Modloader
- Optifine HD (Multicore + AA)
- Better Skies
- Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders v10 RC2 w/ modified composite.fsh
- Dynamic Lights

Better Skies is an MCPatcher mod that allows you to fu­ck with the skybox using custom texture parameters. I modified the John Smith one to include extra cloud layers and a more detailed night sky. I also modified the texture pack to make different biomes have different colors, as well as reduced how intense torchlight was when the shaders mod is installed.

could i have the files u modified

likewise

nerds

2x2 texture packs only

Cirus - king of ugly texture packs

No I just think custom shaders are dumb

i get bored of minecraft after a while, finding new mods and new ways to make it objectively look better keeps me interested. i just like having immersion and atmosphere.

here's how I went about jamming all that stuff into minecraft (I don't use any automated mod installers aside from what the mod download page gives me)

- Start with clean minecraft.jar
- install modloader
- install the latest Optifine (any version, I prefer multicore + smooth, the AA one isn't needed because you can force those features using an nvidia graphics card)
- run minecraft, start any game or multiplayer, go to Options > Video Settings > Quality and turn ON custom colors (this is important so your sh­it doesn't look all blown out)
- install SEUS (link here)
- Download the modified V10 RC2 shaders from here
- Open minecraft.jar, and replace all shaders in the ./shaders directory with the ones from above
- Download John Smith modified from here
- Install to textures folder
- Download MCPatcher from here
- (Optional) Download Dynamic Lights (MCPatcher version) from here (this lets hand-held torches, mobs lit on fire, and items dropped on the ground to emit light)
- Follow the instructions until you are ready to install the checked mods from the MCPatcher list
- ONLY check Better Lights (Optifine version) and Better skies, the others will conflict with Optifine and mess things up
- Click to install or patch MC or whatever it says

If done correctly it should all be working the same way I have it. For an added bonus, install MAtmos and MSI to make minecraft sound a lot better, too.

NOTE: for as long as you have the shaders installed, you can only use SEUS-enabled texture packs, due to the way the shaders handle water and lighting. If you switch to another texture pack that doesn't have SEUS support it will look awful.