All posts by SamwiseFilmore

Make sure to back up your world.

Should be near Hobbiton close to spawn.

See also: Fixed Mountains and Hills.

You shouldn't need a converter, .jar files are just .zip files with a different extension. Windows only warns you because it isn't smart enough to figure out what kind of data is actually stored.

You need to use Minecraft 1.7.10 to play Beta 36, and 1.15 to play LOTR Mod Renewed.

See Help/Installing the Lord of the Rings Mod. Also this is a really old thread, you should open a new one for other requests.

And there are plenty of things that break if you use cracked Minecraft.

I made sure this is posted in discord. I can't do much beyond making sure Mevans sees it though.

My guess is that "ID is already registered: 186". Looks like a mod conflict. If you read down the stacktrace a ways, there's something about battle towers in there, so my guess is that it's battle towers that's trying to re-register that ID. Removing battle towers might fix, or you could work through removing other mods to see what else works.

My guess is mod compatibility issues, but it's not clear based on the stacktrace.

Has been reported and (presumably) seen in discord. (Other staff: leave this open until it's fixed)

(.jar files are just zip files with a different name)

Thanks for the report. Could you elaborate on the second point, what exactly happened with the gondor rock?

You can unpack the mod file as a zip (.jar is just a .zip with a different extension to make it obvious what it is). There's a bunch of files in there, you can find the map and change it.

Idk about spiders vs horses, you could check the wiki pages for each, I bet the average speed values are there. It's also possible that they're defined in the mod file someplace, but you'll need a java decompiler to read them.

With the day night cycle presumably.

I got a response on the Veloren discord:

It looks like they have a preset size for worlds though, and it's not proceedurally generated throughout gameplay, so that's a sticking point.

There was something I saw I saw with Veloren about seeing far in a generated voxel world, but I wasn't really able to find any more interesting info, I'd be interested to see how they do it in these screenies: https://veloren.net/devblog-56/

Tbh the thing that costs so much to render MC worlds is that you have to iterate over every block and do a reasonably expensive set of calculations in order to be able to render, if one were able to reduce the cost of that iteration (by say, iterating over every other block, or every third, depending on distance), you could theoretically extend render distances really far. I might do some looking into forge API and just see if I can wrap my head around how rendering works.

Do you still have the hired unit gui issue?

That's actually not an unreasonable guess, although the displayed names of things and the actual "names" are different, it's still possible the morph mod was using the displayed names instead of the real ones.

Also Windows 7 is unsupported, connecting it to the internet is pretty hazardous as is. You should see if you can get a newer machine.

Your crash is probably just java running out of memory:

The following is a tutorial on allocating memory for minecraft using the LOTR mod. Please note that allocating the recommended amount of memory will require a 64-bit version of java. Choose your launcher below.

Old Vanilla Launcher

New Vanilla Launcher

Technic Launcher

MultiMC

Could you try triggering a crash and posting the report? (Google it)

Userpage link is broken, I fixed the code for you:

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