Comprehensive Guide
This page is in its very early stages : For a currently comprehensive guide see Getting Started Guide
Editing Philosophy
Civ needs radically different guides for different purposes, audiences and mediums. This guide is not the essential 5 minute introductory video or the easy to glance at infographic; Ideally it forms the as-detailed-as-possible guide that other guides can be derived from. Think of this guide as only one step up from the civclassic github configs. That does not mean this page will lack quality standards, such as, but not limited to :
- Consistent tone
- Very clearly demarcated sections
- Avoiding superfluity
- Keep the loose bullet point style to make rearranging information easy
Why not use existing guides? There are a lot of useful guides that can be cannibalised from yet they all clearly lack in comprehensiveness or clarity. Other guides also lacked the collaborative aspects of a wiki.
Humbug
- Small Tweaks
Easily visible changes :
- Villager trading is disabled
- Ender chest usage is disabled
- Chorus fruit teleportation is disabled
- Disable XP drops from mobs
- Allow obsidian to be generated from string and lava
Other changes :
- Wither explosions disabled
- Death announcements disabled
- Golden apples disabled
- Buff bows by 1.2
- Chest minecarts disabled
- End portal frames made indestructible
- Strength pots nerfed
- Banners can be equipped as hats
- Books cannot be manually copied
- Cannot open inventories inside vehicles
Factorymod
- More efficient item production
- Setup : Create a factory by placing a furnace, a crafting table and a single or double chest side by side. [To do : attach image].
Then put charcoal in the furnace and a dirt block in the chest. Using a stick hit the furnace. This creates the dirt factory, from which all other factories are derived.
- Upgrading : Using a stick hit
Hitting the chest with stick gives the factory health and type Hitting the crafting table with stick allows selecting the recipe Hitting the furnace
- The blocks in a factory can (and for safety) should be reinforced.