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Minecraft Mods — October 10, 2013, 3:56 PM - 4,398 Views

Features

Automatic Farms
Bee breeding
Tree breeding
Intelligent Backpacks
Mail System
Energy Production

Minecraft Forestry Mod

Minecraft Forestry Mod 2

Bee House:

The bee house is a new, low-level alternative to the apiary. It is crafted by simply encasing any honey comb (which can drop randomly from naturally occuring bee hives) in any wooden planks and slabs:

Due to its crude nature, you cannot add frames to a bee house, so it will always have its base attributes. Since it offers only a provisional shelter, you are also missing out on any mutation chances you may have with bees and no pipe or similar contraption can connect to it.

Optional, but strongly recommended:

BuildCraft

Installation:

Step 0: Check that your minecraft is at the required version. Down- or upgrade as necessary. If you already have a compatible BuildCraft or IndustrialCraft2 installed, you can skip directly to Step 4.
Step 1: Find your minecraft.jar. On windows it will be located in /.minecraft/bin. Backup your current minecraft.jar.
Step 2: Delete the folder META-INF in your minecraft.jar. Not deleting it will cause the game to fail to start up, even if you installed everything else correctly.
Step 3: Open your minecraft.jar with WinRAR or 7zip. Drag and drop the contents of the zip file for Minecraft Forge into the .jar. You have to install the mods in this exact order!
Step 4: Add forestry-A-*.jar to your mod folder in /.minecraft/mods. This is also where the files for BuildCraft and IndustrialCraft2 should be located.
Step 5 (optional): Test your installation by launching the minecraft client. Press the button “Login” in the launcher and wait for the main menu to appear. Now check the file ForgeModLoader-client-0.log in /.minecraft/. You should find a line that says “[FINE] [ForgeModLoader] Activating mod Forestry” or something similar. If the file does not mention Forestry, something is amiss.