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===What is Gamemode 4?===
===What is Gamemode 4?===
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.
Gamemode 4 is a collection of [https://www,minecraft.net Minecraft] datapacks to enhance the vanilla survival experience. Gamemode 4 has added varying levels of content from simple ideas such as [[Bat Grenades]] to fully fleshed mechanics such as [[Zauber Cauldrons]]. These additions are named modules because of their ''modular'' nature. It is encouraged to mix and match modules to create your own custom experience.  
 
Modules are currently available for Minecraft Java Edition 1.13+ as data packs from our [https://gm4.co website]. Data packs 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 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.   
Created in 2014, Gamemode 4 was started 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>. Various other contributors to the project have submitted modules or worked directly with Sparks. This has now been expanded with the addition of other core developers [[User:Bloo__ |Bloo___ ]]and [[User:SpecialBuilder32 |SpecialBuilder32]].   


==== Solo Project Examples ====
==== Solo Project Examples ====
[[Zauber Cauldrons]] by Bluefire610
[[Zauber Cauldrons]] by [[User:Bloo__ | Bloo__]]


[[Mob Conversion]] by Torbray
[[Mob Conversion]] by Torbray


=== How to install Gamemode 4? ===
=== How to install Gamemode 4? ===
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 data pack zip folder into the <code>datapacks</code> folder in the world you wish to install the module on. For a step-by-step walk-through of installing data packs, see the video below.
To install Gamemode 4 modules onto your server or single player world, download the datapack 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 more information on how to install datapacks, see the video below.


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=== A Brief timeline of Gamemode 4 ===
=== A Brief timeline of Gamemode 4 ===
Gamemode 4 has gone through several iterations from the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.8 1.8] Era Minecraft to [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13.]
Gamemode 4 has gone through several iterations with each Minecraft update, from version [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.8 1.8] to version [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13.]


==== 1.8 Minecraft ====
==== 1.8 Minecraft ====
One Click installation, MC Edit Schematics and World Downloads are all common. This lasted from 2014 until 2016 with the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.9 1.9 Combat Update.]
"One Click" installation, MC Edit schematics and world downloads are all common. This lasted from 2014 until 2016 with the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.9 1.9 Combat Update.]


==== 1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft ====
==== 1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft ====
One Clicks are the officially supported method of installation. This lasted from 2016 until 2018 when the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13 Update Aquatic Update] changed commands and added data packs.
"One Click" installation is the officially supported method. This lasted from 2016 until 2018 with the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13 Update Aquatic] changing command via the introduction of the datapack system.


==== 1.13 Minecraft to Present ====
==== 1.13 Minecraft to Present ====
[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Data_pack Data packs] are the officially supported method of installation. 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 the 2018, 1.13 update, until present day.

Latest revision as of 22:16, 13 October 2022

What is Gamemode 4?

Gamemode 4 is a collection of Minecraft datapacks to enhance the vanilla survival experience. Gamemode 4 has added varying levels of content from simple ideas such as Bat Grenades to fully fleshed mechanics such as Zauber Cauldrons. These additions are named modules because of their modular nature. It is encouraged to mix and match modules to create your own custom experience.

Who Created Gamemode 4?

Created in 2014, Gamemode 4 was started by Sparks. He has said:

"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."

. Various other contributors to the project have submitted modules or worked directly with Sparks. This has now been expanded with the addition of other core developers Bloo___ and SpecialBuilder32.

Solo Project Examples

Zauber Cauldrons by Bloo__

Mob Conversion by Torbray

How to install Gamemode 4?

To install Gamemode 4 modules onto your server or single player world, download the datapack from the Gamemode 4 website and insert the datapack zip folder into the datapacks folder in the world you wish to install the module on. For more information on how to install datapacks, see the video below.

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A Brief timeline of Gamemode 4

Gamemode 4 has gone through several iterations with each Minecraft update, from version 1.8 to version 1.13.

1.8 Minecraft

"One Click" installation, MC Edit schematics and world downloads are all common. This lasted from 2014 until 2016 with the 1.9 Combat Update.

1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft

"One Click" installation is the officially supported method. This lasted from 2016 until 2018 with the 1.13 Update Aquatic changing command via the introduction of the datapack system.

1.13 Minecraft to Present

Datapacks are the officially supported method. This has lasted from the 2018, 1.13 update, until present day.