When I last downloaded the LOTR Mod, I installed the mod using the Minecraft 1.13 launcher. The launcher stayed the same until the Minecraft 14.4 update came out. Now the launcher is confusing to use and I have zero ideas on how to download the mod using it. The main issue for me is the game directory. Mojang made changed it and I'm confused on how to make a new Minecraft file to put the mod into so it doesn't overlap with my vanilla Minecraft worlds. I originally used Mindfomikes video uploaded in 2018 on how to download the mod but that video is now outdated. Is there a way to download an older version of the Minecraft launcher or if someone knows how to download the mod using the new launcher could they tell me how?
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I had a quick question about World Edit Commands for Minecraft 1.7. I was wondering if there were any world edit/terraforming commands that could be done in vanilla using either the chat bar or command blocks. I was thinking of downloading the World Edit mod, but I was just wondering if there was a vanilla way of terraforming land.
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``` WhaleHumus Guldur War Troll```
This was my signiture, can you tell me what I did wrong?
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How do you create those signatures that appear below your username when you write comments?
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I'm glad you enjoyed the build! My intial thought was that the orcs wouldn't be building with foreign materials, but would most likely be using the woods and other matierals in their surrondings. So, I decided to incorporate that factor into my build.
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Greetings! My name is WhaleHumus, and in this post I was wanting to show off a build that I had recently completed. What I built was a fortified version of a Gundabad camp, that looks more like a small fortress than a camp. What your about to see was all done in creative and in the Lone-Lands biome.
The camp is surrounded by a wooden wall, with wooden pillars outside of the first wall. A bronze gate acts as the entrance and exit to the build. The ground surrounding the build is composed of gravel, dirt and stone and supports wooden fences which hold the skulls of unfortunate victims captured by the orcs.
One of the chests containing an orc's possesions.
And lastly an aerial view of the camp.
I hope you enjoyed my build!
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I feel like troll clubs wouldn't be very realistic for players to use, as they'd probably be disproportionate to the player model, and troll clubs aren't exactly the lightest things.
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