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Licensed ARR
Published 3 years ago
Updated 3 years ago
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0.3.0-1.20.4
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Divinity Unbound 0.3.0-1.20.43 years ago 78
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.4
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
v0.3.0
- Added Proteus Controller and Proteus Converter
- Added multiblock structure to craft Proteus Converter
- Proteus Converter can convert dusts automatically from grains of time (dust produced depends on dimension the converter is placed in)
- Added Unholy Grass Block (randomly spawns mobs when below 8 light level)
- Added Celestium, Unholy, and Space Dust blocks
- Added Time Forged and Space Forged blocks (compact 9 ingots into 1 block)
- Added Redstone and Lapis Lazuli foci for the Generation Station
- Knowledge Extractor can now collect experience in a 5 block radius around it. It will automatically collect xp orbs and store it interally when not receiving a redstone signal. (When it receives a redstone signal, it dispenses xp)
- Can now convert Sand of Time directly into Celestium, Unholy, and Space Dust blocks
- Added ability to Paxel to allow slowing mining speed down to a set cap when holding shift and mining (very useful when doing building vs general mining)
- Added REI recipes for conversion between Sand of Time and the 3 dusts
- Added button toggles for Wormhole Transporter to enable/disable Items, Fluids, and Energy
- Added a button in the Divine Replicator to toggle between Exact and Similar spawns
- Fixed bug that was preventing Unholy Silencer from receiving unholy dust
- Fixed bug with rendering the correct fluid amount in the Wormhole Transporter
- Fixed bug with item transfers with Wormhole Transporter
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Any compatible version
Any compatible version
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