This is my first foray in to Minecraft modding. It's intended to be a tech and Ender themed mod, starting at around Thermal Expansion's end-game. It will contain powerful, relatively expensive mechanics, with some configurability. The defaults will maintain a balance that makes my own game more fun.

Some features are often in development, so try to use Promoted builds in your world. It's still no guarantee that a recipe or cost won't change, but I'll try to make sure things carry over where possible.

Unless we talk about it first and I agree, I'm very unlikely to accept pull requests. GitHub is used to show the source and manage issues alone.

Curse link:

FAQs, progress, modpack permissions / etc:

If you want to talk about the mod, there's an IRC channel on Esper: #EnderTech

Things I want you to do:

Things I don't want you to do:

• Copy large sections of source (functions and ideas are examples of things that are, generally, fine),
• Redistribute custom built jars (all the jars on Hopper are signed appropriately),
  • Building your own jar is fine, but don't make it public,
  • Redistributing a signed jar from Hopper is fine.
• Copy ideas and pass them off as your own,
• Make money from the mod (no paywalls, adf.ly links, charging for access to items or any other bullshit like that).

##Documentation Blocks, items and mechanics (including recipes and usage) are documented as they're completed in the Wiki.

If you want to see in-development content you must enable it in the 'general.cfg' config file after one run. Be warned: this in-development content will likely disappear or break your world!.

##Builds Signed jars are available on CurseForge and Hopper. There are two types of build, Promoted and Dev. Promoted builds are on both services, but Dev builds are only available on Jenkins. Use a Promoted build first.

Promoted:

Dev builds (signed):

##Building This mod uses Forge's Gradle wrapper for pretty easy setup and building. There are better guides around the internet for using it, and I don't do anything particularly special.

The general idea:

• Setup: gradlew [setupDevWorkspace/setupDecompWorkspace] [idea/eclipse]
• Building: gradlew build

If you run in to odd Gradle issues, doing gradlew clean usually fixes it.