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===What is Gamemode 4?=== | ===What is Gamemode 4?=== | ||
Gamemode 4 is a collection of [https://www | Gamemode 4 is a collection of [https://www.minecraft.net Minecraft] command modules to designed to change and enhance the vanilla survival experience. Each module adds a set of custom features to the game, such as exploding bats or custom terrain. Gamemode 4 has varying levels and sizes of content from simple additions like [[Bat Grenades]] to completely new complex mechanics like [[Zauber Cauldrons]]. These additions are named modules because of their ''modular'' nature. It is encouraged to mix and match modules as you please to create your own custom experience. | ||
Modules are currently available for Minecraft Java Edition 1.13+ as datapacks from our [https://gm4.co website]. Datapacks are a collection of function, advancement, and other files that the vanilla game can read to modify the game and it's behavior. | |||
===Who Created Gamemode 4?=== | ===Who Created Gamemode 4?=== | ||
Gamemode 4 was originally created by [https://twitter.com/SparksTheGamer Sparks]. He has said:<blockquote>"I was inspired by the new command blocks and their potential for making cool stuff and since I was doing a lot of YouTube at the time I thought it would make a nice showcase series that the community could get involved with too." </blockquote>Created | Gamemode 4 was originally created by [https://twitter.com/SparksTheGamer Sparks]. He has said:<blockquote>"I was inspired by the new command blocks and their potential for making cool stuff and since I was doing a lot of YouTube at the time I thought it would make a nice showcase series that the community could get involved with too." </blockquote>Created on February 21st of 2014 , various contributors to the project have submitted modules or worked directly with Sparks since then to expand Gamemode 4 to what it is today. | ||
==== Solo Project Examples ==== | ==== Solo Project Examples ==== | ||
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=== How to install Gamemode 4? === | === How to install Gamemode 4? === | ||
To install Gamemode 4 modules onto your server or single player world, download the | To install Gamemode 4 modules onto your server or single player world, download the module from the [https://gm4.co/modules Gamemode 4 website]and insert the datapack zip folder into the datapacks folder in the world you wish to install the module on. For a step-by-step walk-through of installing datapacks, see the video below. | ||
{{YouTube|url=https://youtu.be/LafzNue-tFo}} | {{YouTube|url=https://youtu.be/LafzNue-tFo}} | ||
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==== 1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft ==== | ==== 1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft ==== | ||
One Click installation is the officially supported method. This lasted from 2016 until 2018 | One Click installation is the officially supported method. This lasted from 2016 until 2018 when the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13 Update Aquatic Update] changed commands and added datapacks. | ||
==== 1.13 Minecraft to Present ==== | ==== 1.13 Minecraft to Present ==== | ||
[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Data_pack Datapacks] are the officially supported method. This has lasted from 2018 1.13 Update until the present. | [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Data_pack Datapacks] are the officially supported method. This has lasted from 2018 1.13 Update until the present. |
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