More Fuel, Tweaks, and Everything

Gameplay and balance tweaks, better mod integration, and scripting support

Goals of the mod

Never depend on Minecraft version, don’t break on updates. Only in cases of drastic feature change.
Enhance original Minecraft experience.
Enhance experience with Minecraft mods.
Prevent gameplay imbalance and use common sense.
Be open, flexible, customizable and compatible (Now it is YOURCRAFT!).
Be small, fast and straight to the point.

What this mod is not

This is not a tool to create your own mods. It’s only for tweaks.

Granted, there are many mods out there that are worth only for tweaks.

This mod can indeed eventually replace them.

Current features

If Minecraft version is compatible (1.5.2; limitation will be lifted eventually), adds /eval command to execute JavaScript code
Works on any not too ancient Minecraft version (tested on beta 1.6.4, 1.0.0, 1.2.5, 1.3.2, 1.4.x, 1.5.x)
Probably beta 1.4 is the earliest possible to run it with.

tweaks_vanilla.js:

Allows additional Minecraft blocks and items to be used as furnace fuel
Allows bleaching wool with bone meal

tweaks_mods.js:

Allows some mods’ blocks and items to be used as furnace fuel
Adds recipes for using mods’ blocks and items between mods

equivalent_exchange.js:

Adds Equivalent Exchange 3 transmutations for various blocks and items, including other mods

thaumcraft.js:

Adds Thaumcraft aspects for various blocks and items from other mods

optional.js:

Can be enabled: cook rotten flesh to leather
Can be enabled: stack saddles, empty buckets, eggs, ender eyes and pearls, snowballs, cakes, beds, doors, boats, signs and minecarts to 64.

Supported mods

APIs

Block/item IDs

Limitations

Currently requires Oracle Java 6 or 7.

Future

See TODO file.

Setup

Make sure you have Forge or ModLoader installed.
Put the file mod_moreEverything.zip in /mods/ directory.
After the first run, mod_moreEverything.js will appear in /config/ directory.

Adding custom scripts

Start scripting

Source code

The source is included in the archive, but there’s also a github repository.

See mod_moreEverything scripts on GitHub

If you find a bug, report it to me! I accept code patches!