#Aether minecraft mod#
The mod includes amazing features such as our advanced party system, our vastly redesigned dungeons, and much, much more. With the Aether II, we aim to recreate that same amazing experience but with a fleshed-out sense of quality.
Now crafted with Arkenium Plates, Holystone, and a Zanite GemstoneĪmbrosium removed from the corners on the model's texture. The original Aether mod was one of the largest and most popular Minecraft mods of its time back in the Minecraft beta. You can download the mod on Modrinth, CurseForge, or in the releases tab on Github. Mine new ores, craft new gear, explore hidden temples and dungeons, and battle to claim The Aether as your own. Issues relating to Altar are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. The Aether is deceptively charming, and the further you explore, the darker its secrets get. This can be done until all the Ambrosium Shards that were placed on it are removed. To retrieve Ambrosium Shards from the Altar, a player can right-click the block with their hand, causing one Ambrosium Shard to pop out. Tools can be placed in the center, and the enchanting process can be used to repair the item using Ambrosium Shards. Account operated by ozzAR0th The Great Kingdom of Veradex /projects/the-a Joined September 2011 113 Following 12. The Altar's second use is to repair items with the enchanting system. The Aether (DevAether) / Twitter The Aether DevAether Welcome to the Aether An expansive dimension mod for Minecraft, featuring new mobs, detailed art, and extensive lore. An Altar can hold a maximum of 16 Ambrosium Shards floating around it. The item will not automatically go into a player's inventory, so the Altar must be stood near to obtain it. After a certain amount of Ambrosium Shards (determined by the recipe) are put onto the altar, it will cause the item to pop off of the block as the enchanted product, using up the Ambrosium Shards in the process. After an item is placed in the center, Ambrosium Shards must be right-clicked onto the Altar, making them appear as floating around the item. To use an Altar, an item that has an enchanting recipe must be right-clicked on the Altar, and it will be placed in the center of it. Using an Altar does not involve a GUI, and instead requires interacting with the block. The Altar's main use is to enchant items with Ambrosium Shards, causing the item to be improved in some way.
0 kommentar(er)
