Crimson Axolotl's Weird Weapons and Stuff

Important Notice! Not compatible with established worlds using my Mod from Alpha or Beta, trying to anyways can temoparily or permanently damage or corrupt worlds, unless you do the following (courtesy of u/VT-14 on reddit):

1. Before you do anything that messes with your modpack, make a backup. Literally make a copy the entire modpack folder at another location on your computer.

2. Get NBTExplorer.

2A) Run NBTExplorer.exe. Use the "Open NBT Data Source" button and navigate to your modpack's files and open that particular save's level.dat file. If you have the world save folder open in your File Explorer you should alternatively be able to click and drag it into the NBTExplorer window.

2B) Alternatively you can find the level.dat file in your File Explorer, right click it and select "Open With" and tell Windows to open it using NBTExplorer (and you can toggle the setting to make it do this automatically with all .dat files moving forward). You will probably need to "choose another app" and "look for another app on this PC" and manually navigate to where NBTExplorer.exe is saved.

Where your modpack's root folder is saved depends on how you set up whatever launcher/app you are using. Most apps have a button to "open local modpack folder" which will take you right to it. You can also load the game, go to the Resource Packs menu, and press a button to open the relevant resourcepacks folder from there; the modpack's root folder is 1 level up from there.

level.dat will be in <modpack root>/saves/<your name for the save>/level.dat.

1. As I said in my previous response, Dimensions' NBT data should be at level.dat > Data > WorldGen Settings > dimensions > (whatever dimension you need to remove). Select that dimension's folder and click the "Delete Tag" (Red X) to remove it.

2. Save in NBTExplorer, Cross your fingers, and try loading the game.

You are searching for a dimension that is called realmof_familiars or the eerily familiar or something along those lines. It is an outdated prototype Dimension that I messed up and had to redo.

Changelog:
Re-added the Eerily Familiar
Added Warding Effect. Its applied when equipping the Sunforged armour and gives you a damage nullification on the first 1-2 hits taken. Not effective against damage that comes in over several ticks.

I feel like the Mod is now in a state where I can claim that I want to do a full release. I want to thank the probably very few people who are playing it and the many people who at least downloaded it. It means a lot to me.

Also, I am still struggling but trying to make an ingame guidebook