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Minecraft Mods — July 15, 2013, 11:05 AM - 50 Views

Revamp – Rivvest’s Enhanced Villagers and Mob Performance
I tried to make a huge village once. I couldn’t sit on top of a mountain and look down upon my minions. They stopped moving if I got too far away. They all wanted to live in the same house. I fought the game mechanics for a while, and they won. So I changed them.

Revamp Mod for Minecraft 1.6.2 Screenshots:

Render distance before & after:

Minecraft Revamp Mod (1)

Mob crowding before & after:

Minecraft Revamp Mod (2)

Features

- SMP/LAN compatible.
- Highly configurable – be sure to check Revamp.cfg.
- Mobs are visible when you’re far away, will still be active at farther distances, and will wander more often. (Is more CPU intensive.)
- Mobs won’t stare at you when you are invisible.
- Villagers make better use of the doors around them and spread out around the village. With a pre-existing village, this may take a few in-game days or require you to manually move villagers to abandoned parts of town.
- Villagers take advantage of bigger houses and spread around inside instead of clustering near the door.
- Villagers require light to stay in a house.
- Villagers can establish homes underground. If you have a door that cannot see the sky for the 5 blocks on either side, and has a roof of 4 solid blocks, this counts as an underground house. At night, the testificates will move toward the side of the door with the most light (using the same 5 blocks in front and behind the door). Breedig and everything else works just like a regular village.
- Villagers can have twins.
- Villagers will follow you if you hold out an emerald.
- Villagers in non-raining biomes (eg, desert) will not move indoors when it rains during the day.
- Villagers are better at finding new doors and ignore those they can’t actually get to.
- Doors-per-villager setting. No more tacky doors everywhere!
- Villager-per-Iron Golem setting. Every villager can have a personal body guard! (Requires 21 doors for first golem to spawn.)