
#MINECRAFT DOES THE TORCHERINO EFFECT STACK MOD#
If that's not obvious from previous paragraph, you are allowed to include it into mod packs of any kind, without asking for permission.Īdditionally, because of the nature of how Idfix Minus works, you are able to release your modpack without including it at all, while still benefiting from Id resolving it provides. If you make any changes (or borrow code) and intend to distribute your derivative work, you need to make the source code for all of it available to public.
#MINECRAFT DOES THE TORCHERINO EFFECT STACK MODS#
jar file you downloaded into mods directory.Īs long as you do not change my mod, you may use it any way you want. (WARNING: 1.0.X versions are not compatible with 1.1.X - delete Idfix.txt if you have to upgrade).Ģ. NOTE: If the extension of the file you downloaded is. If you don't know which version you want, get Idfix Minus.ġ.6.4: idfix-1.6.4-1.1.0.jar ( alternative download ) In case idfixminus.txt is lost, you can regenerate the file by running minecraft with Idfix Minus installed: do that before adding new mods. So it's a good idea to keep the latter forever. But, if at later point you want to add another mod to your set, you have to have both Idfix Minus mod and the idfixminus.txt present. When all Ids are esolved and written into mods' configuration files, you can remove both the Idfix Minus mod and idfixminus.txt file. The existence of this global file is what allows to fix the not working Forge ID resolving algorithm. Idfix Minus creates a list of all items/blocks Ids named idfixminus.txt. The good news is that I have not been able to find one for 1.6.4. The downside of Idfix Minus is that it doesn't fix conflicts for mods that don't use forge configuration module. It's called Idfix Minus because after the conflicts are resolved, you can remove Idfix Minus mod, and things will keep working. With Idfix Minus, all fixes to block and item Id conflicts go directly to mods' config files.

It overrides the (broken) Minecraft Forge Id resolving algorithm. Idfix Minus is the new iteration of the Idfix mod. The mechanism of Idfix mod is taken directly from ID Resolver by ShaRose. Another disadvantage of Idfix is that it overrides the whole configuration system: you have the idfix.txt file with actual block/item Ids, and whatever is written in mod's configuration becomes almost irrelevant.

Most mods can handle this situation just fine, but some break in most unimaginable ways. Idfix overrides Id values at the very core of Minecraft objects, in constructors, which, while effective, may have undesired effects: a mod would request to create a block with an Id of, say, 500, and created block would get Id of 4095, because Idfix overrides it to prevent a conflict.

They both attempt to resolves ID conflicts for blocks and items for mods, but in different way.
