The mod adds bacteria that will gradually devour the world, but it will be possible to create genetically modified bacteria that will only feed on certain blocks. Thus, you can do a good job of harming your enemies by launching a bacterium into their garden.
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How to install Bacteria
- Download and install Forge
- Make sure that you have the “Java” application installed.
- Download the “Zip” archive from our website.
- Inside this is a “Jar” mod. It can also contain old and new builds.
- Select the latest version of the “Jar” file that matches the game version.
- Please note that some releases may contain bugs, incompatibilities with other modifications, and in some cases may cause conflicts within Forge or Fabric. You can try installing the previous build to fix this.
- Move the “Jar” file to the “Mods” folder.
- This folder is located at the following path:
Mac OS X:
/Users/Your Profile Name/Library/Application Support/minecraft/
Quick way to get there: Click on the desktop and then press the combination of “Command+Shift+G” keys at the same time.
Type ~/Library and press the “Enter” key.
Open the Application Support folder and then MinecraftWindows 7, 8, 10:
C:\Users\Your Profile Name\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\
Quick way to get there: Press the “Windows” key and the “R” key at the same time.
Type %appdata% and press “Enter” key or click OK. - The “Mods” folder is created automatically when you install Forge or Fabric, but you can always create it manually.
- Open the launcher and select the desired modloader.
- Launch the game and enjoy the new gameplay.
- Ready!
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While this is immensely appreciated, (I’ve been hoping someone would update this mod for a while and haven’t quite figured out enough to do it myself), there is a bug that makes the mod unusable in survival (which kind of negates the whole point of the mod). The must doesn’t grow when it’s placed underwater. I’ve delved a bit into your code and I think the problem is in the must class (com/huanmeng/mod/blocks/Blockmust.class) on line 34. I’m not as familiar with java as I should be, but I believe that by just assigning metaBefore = meta, metaBefore becomes a reference to meta, not a new variable with the same value as meta. As such, your comparison on line 49 will always fail.
Either way, if there’s something I’m just missing, I would appreciate an explanation as to how to do it right. I really love this mod, so thanks again for updating it. =)