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+===What is Gamemode 4?===
+Gamemode 4 is a collection of [https://www,minecraft.net Minecraft] command modules to enhance the vanilla survival experience. Gamemode 4 has added varying levels of content from simple ideas such as exploding bats 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 as you please to create your own custom experience.
-Gamemode 4 is a collection of Minecraft command modules to enhance the vanilla survival experience. Gamemode 4 was created by Sparks from Accidental Games. Gamemode 4 is currently in the process of converting all modules to datapacks for Minecraft 1.13, but as of now, modules can be installed via 1-Clicks.
+===Who Created Gamemode 4?===
-== Additional Info ==
+Gamemode 4 was created by [https://twitter.com/AccidentalGames Sparks] from [https://www.youtube.com/user/accidentalgames Accidental Games].  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 in February of 2014 , various contributors to the project have submitted modules or worked directly with Sparks.
-Gamemode 4 modules are created to easily fit with one another. Gamemode 4 was first released in Friday 21 February 2014, with [[Bat Grenades]] as the first released module. Ever since then, Gamemode 4 has been growing with new modules and updates to previous modules.
-=== Types of Modules ===
+==== Solo Project Examples ====
-Modules are categorized based on their purpose. There are 4 categories that a module can be placed as.
+[[Zauber Cauldrons]] by Bluefire610
-* Stand Alone Modules
-** Needs no other modules to run or function
+[[Mob Conversion]] by Torbray
-* Base Module
-** Doesn't do much on its own, but instead provides a base for expansion packs to run under
+=== A Brief timeline of Gamemode 4 ===
-* Reliant Module
+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.]
-** Acts like a Stand Alone Module, but requires a Base Module to properly function
-* Expansion Pack
+==== 1.8 Minecraft ====
-** Adds functionality and features to a base module
+Modules are defined as version 1.0. One Click installation, MC Edit Schematics and World Downloads are all common. This lasted from 2014 til 2016 with the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.9 1.9 Combat Update.]
+==== 1.9 to 1.12 Minecraft ====
+Modules are defined as version 2.0. One Click installation is the officially supported method. This lasted from 2016 til 2018 with the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/1.13 1.13 Update Aquatic Update] changing commands .
+==== 1.13 Minecraft to Present ====
+Modules are defined as version 3.0. [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Data_pack Datapacks] are the officially supported method. This has lasted from 2018 1.13 Update until the present.