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Published 3 years ago
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1.6.6
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Dawn Of Time 1.21.1 v1.6.63 months ago 27.7K
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
🌅 Dawn of Time 1.21.1 - Patch Notes v1.6.6
New blocks!
Arrival of the Chinese culture!
- A ton of new blocks added for this new Chinese culture, wood types, green tiles, brick type and so on. New type of waxed acacia and it's whole set of wood variations, same as the red painted acacia.
New red painted set for Japanese religious buildings
- This new red painted set comes with it's own pair of red connected timber frames, and green window patterns. Also a whole new set of red painted fence, railing, beams!
- New wood type variations for the spruce: new foundation block, spruce roof support, spruce paper wall windows.
- Tweaked some charred spruce textures, adding more brightness or slight texture improvements
New Painted Stone & Puuc Limestone blocks for the Precolumbian
- A ton of new colored blocks and color variations for the plastered stone
- Added the Pucc limestone, a new base stone for the Precolumbian + white and red color variants
- Added a whole new set of colored painted stones and a bunch of friezes, stone patterns and decorations
New wood elements for the German
- Added the Sculpted and Reinforced waxed oak, and it's set of variations
QOL improvements
General tab removed:
- The general tab got removed, but it do not cause CONFLICTS, the blocks are still in the game, they are just not showed anymore. Updating your mod version to this one do not break your maps, or remove blocks. You can feel safe about it. All the general blocks got moved into a new mod that will be ported soon: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/dawn-of-time-beyond-vanilla
Subtabs:
- This new tab feature helps to better organize the inventory with another layer of block sorting. Some blocks are now separated into subtabs, for example: blocks/furniture. It helps to reduce the time looking for blocks, or scrolling throughout our big inventory.
Tooltip system improved:
- No more need to shift+click to see a tooltip, it is now directly written into the block/item description.
- Added a few tooltips to help the player understand the hidden features of the blocks such as blocks with connected textures, redstone behavior, dynamic models and so on.
A ton of bug fixing
- Fixed all the potion/egg throwing issues on the chimney, fireplace fountain blocks.
- Fixed a ton of missing recipes.
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