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Minecraft Mods — June 30, 2013, 4:26 PM - 275 Views

With My People Mod, you can create human clones, give them names, watch them grow, and have them fight along side you.
Using a complicated process(which involves separating blood, and extracting the genomic DNA and injecting it into the embryo of an egg and then introducing an electrical charge to begin the growth process), You can have your own people in no time!

My People Mod for Minecraft 1.5.2 Screenshots:

Minecraft My People Mod

How to install My People Mod for Minecraft 1.5.2:

Windows

Download My People mod (below), and Forge
Extract forge’s zip file. (Should be named ‘minecraftforge-universal-something’)
Navigate to your “.minecraft” folder by either pressing WINDOWS+R or typing run in the search bar, and then enter “%appdata%” without the quotation marks. Hit enter (not too hard)
Go to your bin folder, and using a program like 7-Zip, open up the archive. DELETE THE META-INF FOLDER, and then copy the contents of the forge zip file into the minecraft.jar. This will copy accross a new META-INF folder. Don’t delete this one
Now go back to the .minecraft folder, and copy my mod (this zip file) into the mods folder(if the folder doesn’t exist, create it).
Now close all that down, and boot up minecraft, ENJOY!

Mac:

Download My People mod (below), and Forge
Extract forge’s zip file.
Navigate to your “minecraft” folder by opening finder then clicking “Library” -> “Application Support” -> then “minecraft”.
Open the bin folder, then change the extension of the minecraft.jar to minecraft.jar.zip. You can do this be renaming it (click once then press enter). Double clicking “minecraft.jar.zip” should create a folder called “minecraft.jar”. Delete the META-INF folder from the minecraft.jar. Copy and paste the contents from the “minecraftforge-universal-etc” folder into the “minecraft.jar” folder. Click replace if prompted to. (This will copy accros a new META-INF folder. Don’t delete this one
Now copy the “My People Mod” zip file and paste it into the “mods” folder in the “minecraft” folder. If one does not exist, create one.
Now close all that down, and boot up minecraft, ENJOY!