• This mod adds a way for the server to calculate the number of deaths a player has (since its installation).
• It will also notify the player of the death count and ranking on the server (Configurable)
• It can also save deaths for a single session or export deaths to a Text file.
• Also has leaderboards!

Mouse Tweaks replaces the standard RMB dragging mechanic, adds two new LMB dragging mechanics and an ability to quickly move items with the scroll wheel. Everything can be enabled and disabled in the configuration file or in Forge's mod options menu.

This mod provides low tech automation tools for common tasks. The tools are upgradable as the player progresses. Some of the cool things the mod adds are:

• A low tech miner that uses normal fuel. Replacing the the mined area with cobble and infinitely expandable (with enough resources).
• A simple tree farm that plants and chop trees.
• A simple plant farm that plants and harvests crops.
• A crafting machine that will autocraft using the contents of the inventory.
• A Killer machine that will attack mobs, animals and even players.
• An Animal Farmer to breed your animals, gather eggs, shear sheep and milk cows.
• A simple generator that gets more efficient as it's upgraded.
• End game tools that a very tough to break.

Watch your arrows fly through the air to hit their target! (Or not.) Just hold the C key while shooting an arrow to start the camera.

Hello, I'm TheRedMezek! I decided a while ago to start making Minecraft mods, and this is what came out of my efforts. This mod adds four new blocks, three of which provide light at varying costs in iron, and the fourth serves as an aesthetically pleasing way to cook food (or other things which don't require a ton of heat). Their purpose is to provide a higher tier replacement for torches in castles and other fine establishments.

Minecraft engine into an offline renderer.

This allows you to use very expensive rendering techniques which would normally be too slow for real-time rendering and capturing.

Technically, it can be compared with the startmovie command in Source engine or the fixed_time_step variable in CryEngine.

If you try to record, for instance, an explosion of 1,000,000 TNT blocks with tools like Fraps, Dxtory or Shadowplay, you would get nothing more than a slideshow. Even if your PC is fast enough for the targeted movie frame rate, it usually produces less smooth results than Minema. But keep in mind that this mod is designed for intermediate users that need to record cinematic or experimental Minecraft movies rather than for "normal" gameplay movies.

Usage

• To start and stop a recording session, simply press F4. The key can be configured in the key bindings menu.

If you're familiar with video encoding, it is highly recommended to use ffmpeg to compress videos on the fly. You can download ffmpeg here:

 

•  Windows: http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
•  MacOS X: http://ffmpegmac.net/
•  Linux: Use a packet manager of your choice and search for "ffmpeg".

Recommended ffmpeg parameters:

Lossy H.264:

-f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -s %WIDTH%x%HEIGHT% -r %FPS% -i - -an -c:v libx264 -preset medium -qp 10 video.mp4

Lossless H.264 (RGB mode):

-f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -s %WIDTH%x%HEIGHT% -r %FPS% -i - -an -c:v libx264rgb -preset medium -qp 0 video.mp4

Recommended third-party mods:

• Camera Studio - for smooth camera movements during recording.

There was an awesome mod called "Custom Block Selection Box" by BeastGamer

But it edits base classes, so it wasn't compatible with some many other mods, it was for Minecraft 1.3.1, and not updated for ages, and also all downloadlinks are broken...

So I made a new one, without any baseclass edited, with an awesome settings screen, and for Minecraft 1.5+!

I also added some new functions: disabled depth buffer and custom block break animations