Hi, guys. Ray23179 here, and, today, I'm going to be doing a
mod review on the NotEnoughItems mod for Minecraft 1.4.7
uh..now, the first thing I want to say, before I go on. I want to thank all my subscribers and
viewers for...5,000 views! It's a lot of views, and this was one of my milestones
as I said in the
Portal Gun mod review
um..but, my next milestone is actually going to be double 5,000. My next milestone
will be 10,000 views
I know it's quite a jump from here, but I think we can..uh..
make that happen. So..
anyway
that is a thanks to my subscribers and viewers
but anyway, onto this mod
it is the NotEnoughItems mod, and it's basically, it's almost like the TooManyItems mod
but with just a bit of tweeks, changes
um..and additions
some people prefer it over the TooManyItems mod, some people don't
and some people like TooManyItems better
um... personally, I like NotEnoughItems better, but, you know... that is my opinion
and such
so, let's get onto the mod
uh..when you push your inventory key, it will open up your inventory, and, you will see
it looks almost exactly like the TooManyItems mod
the only changes: the uh... search bar is down here, we have this new "Item SubSets"
all these
quick change keys or whatever
are in a little
rectangular box up here
uh...
you still have your Saves and you have a Options key
um..and I have 8 pages on my thing. You should have 3
but my Minecraft is huge. Unless your GUI scale is set to "Large"
uh..so, anyway, uh..first, just like in my TooManyItems mod review
I'm gonna go over these, over here
so, uh..first, I'm gonna go over to the Delete Mode
um..let's say you have a bunch of items in your...
...inventory
OH MY GOSH!!! O_O
did you see that?
OH MY...
okay...okay. I'm..just..gonna...try to ignore that. That was weird. OH MY GOSH (over reacting xD)
What the heck? (voice crack)
uh... okay, okay. Hold on. I'm gonna try to ignore that. Okay, so..
sorry, guys
uh, so let's say that you have all this in your inventory, and..
you uh...
uh..turn on your Delete Mode
uh..If you click it, it automatically deletes it from your inventory
That is a really cool thing
and, uh..if you don't want to... if you... you can also do it by just dragging it up
to your Delete Mode here, and clicking it away
or you can even drag it into the Item List, and it will go away
uh..the next thing is the Rain on and off. Uh..if you click this, that little..uh..dot there will
turn green, and our Rain will turn on, hopefully
and we can turn off the Rain
eventually, this button will be turned to gray
I am turning off the Rain because it is quite annoying, so...
I..uh...hopefully, that killed our Enderman-problem
anyway, um...next, we have the Creative Mode on. We just click that, and now, we are in
Creative Mode
this goes away. Here, but there's a way to fix that: if we turn on....
if we click it again, we get "Creative Mode +". um...
now, that let's us have this list here. Also, a Large Chest's worth of extra
inventory space and their armor slots
which means the tabs go away, but that's Creative Mode +
uh..so, even if you take something and put it in your Creative Mode + space and
go back into Survival and return to Creative Mode +, it's still gonna be there so that's a cool
thing. Uh..so, returning to Survival now. Uh..the next thing, right here, is this Magnet Mode. This is
something the TooManyItems mod doesn't have. So, if I turn this on, um..it'll go green
and, uh..let's pick an item. I'm gonna use Gold Ore here for our example
let's say I throw these items out
What items on the ground, like this, do is they act like XP Orbs, and when ever you throw them
out, they float back to you
and it's really cool. So..uh..no matter how far away from.... uh...
you the item is, if you throw it, and try and fly away
the items should still come back to you
when your Magnet Mode is on
and
yeah, so...basically
it let's you get items that are far away
and..uh..using Magnet Mode, and you can get all your items back, and...uh...
get items that are far away
so that's basically all that Magnet Mode does. So, we'll go back into Survival, turn off Magnet Mode
get rid of this....Okay,
so the next thing is the
the time change..uh..if we click "Set Time Dawn", it will change it to sunrise. If we do, set the time to
noon, it will put the sun in the middle of the sky
and if we do set time to dusk, it will make it sunset
and if we do set time to midnight, it will make it midnight
uh..I'm just gonna put it back to dawn because
I like day
um..then we have "Heal the Player". Uh...it's basically pretty simple
it's basically, if you...I'm gonna fly up here for example, and I'm gonna go back to Survival, and drop
and, as you can see, my hearts down here are
going down, so we put this, and it will automatically heal back up
I'm gonna do that again, for you guys so you can actually watch it, alright?
now
If I go back into Survival, alright, watch the hearts, when I click this
and they all go back up
so that is "Heal the Player"
uh... another thingy
uh..so that's all the...basically all the buttons that are up here
next we have the "Item SubSets", um..so..let's click on this, and there's a bunch of
tabs here
so, if you go to "Blocks"
and, you can go to "MobSpawners" which is another tab
and there's all those, but let's just say we're going to "Blocks", and we see Stone
let's say we don't want to see Stone anymore because..you know..we're not
looking for anything that has Stone
when we right-click, it'll...the background of it, will turn red, and we will no
longer see Stone
um..but, if we want it back, we can...
left-click and oops
we can left-click, and Stone will be back
uh... so if you like uh...
right-click on Stone and Dirt, and everything like that, and let's say we don't want to go through it and..uh..
left-click all of these again, we can go to "Blocks" and left-click, and all them will become...
viewable. If we right-click, all of the blocks will become un-viewable
so, now we only have... we used to have 8 pages, now we only have 5. But..
I like to see everything, so I'm going to keep that on. Then we have the "CreativeTabs"
like "Building Blocks", and stuff like that. If I turn on Creative, you basically have all these
tabs here. "Brewing", "Combat", "Tools", "Foodstuffs"; all that
junk
uh..with the "CreativeTabs", and you can go to "Brewing", and then..Ghast Tear all that stuff and
you can right-click if you don't want to see it and stuff like that
so then we have items. "Armor">"Boots": you have all the
boots, all the chestplates, all the helmets, all the leggings. "Food": all the
food
"Potions"
the "Ingredients", the "Negative" potions, the "Neutral", the "Positive" potions...
uh.."Tools": you have "Axes", "Hoes", "Other"
basically just other stuff
"Pickaxes", and "Shovels"
and then you have "Weapons": you have "Ranged" which is just the Bow, and "Swords" which is all the swords
and then all..so these you can just right-click to not view them
Then you have "Mod". So, if you have a mod installed it will actually..the items from the..added to the
mod will actually show up
um..in your list
but, if you don't want to see a certain item, the mod will appear right
above or below "Minecraft", and you can go on into that and..you know...right-click all the ones
you don't want to see
uh..then we
have... "Vanilla", which is basically just like, normal Minecraft
and stuff like that. So, Potions and junk like that
uh... so that's just the normal Minecraft..like, with no mods
so that's the "Item SubSets" button. Uh..next thing
is the
Saves over here
all these Saves. So, what...
basically what these Saves do
is: they make it so that you can get a certain thing. So, like, let's say you
need Water and Lava for a project
and we click "Save 1", and then..uh...we don't want them anymore and we click "Save 2"
now, let's say we need them again and we don't want to pull them out of the list, we can click
"Load 1" and they will come back
you click "Load 2", it'll be how it is. So, basically
a Save makes your.. when you click a Load when you
click a Save, it becomes a Load
and when you click a Load, it basically becomes wahtever
um..your inven... it makes your inventory however it was when you clicked Save
so that's a really cool feature
um... and you can push those "x"es next to them, when they become Loads, to delete them
if they get full. There's only 7
uh..This search bar down here, as you know, it does searching. So if we search
"diamonds"
"diamond"
it will give us all the stuff that have the word "diamond" in it
um..but if just search "d-i", then it will give us everything that has "d-i" in it
so... "d-i-r-t", "d-i-spenser". And then, "obsi-d-i-a-n
and all that stuff. "d-i-s-c"
so that's the search bar. Then we have the Options.
So, NEI=Disabled, we can like, disable it, and then it'll be gone
uh...so enable it, and it's back
then we can change it to the "Old TMI Layout", the "Minecraft Layout"
you know... those two you can toggle those
um..next thing we have is tips hidden. They're defaulted to "hidden"
but, if you put them on,
whatever block, basically that you point to
up, up in the top right corner up here
it will show what block you're pointing to. Grass, Sand, uuum...
it doesn't show Water, for some reason, but let's say you get up to the Sugar Cane, and it will tell you it's
Sugar Canes
and all that stuff so...
yeah..that's basically.....
what that does
uh.....can't reach the Stone
ah, whatever
but, sometimes that can be annoying so that's why you have the "tips hidden"
basically
uh.."Cheat Mode", "Utility Mode"
or "Recipe Mode". All that stuff
uh... basically
what this is, it's like
Recipe Mode, it just basically shows you... um, you can see the recipes
of the items. uh..Let me go back into Options, and change
into Utility Mode
I actually haven't seen..oh. Looks like Utility Mode just has these two
utilities up here
and then, uh..back to the modes. Cheat Mode is just normal
uh..ItemID's "Auto", "Shown", "Hidden".
all that stuff. It basically show the block ID
and block ID settings, we're not gonna go into that. uh...
"Recipe", "Enchantment", "Usage", blah-blah-blah. All this stuff
um..uh..if
if we go into our inventory, it's defaulted to "O". If we push our "O" key it goes
away and comes back
um if we hover over something, and we press "R". oh, woopsie. I pressed...Inventory. There, that's it
ok, so let's say we go overrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Blue Wool, and we push "R"
uh.. then it will show us the crafting recipe for it. If we push this question mark..........
on some items, if we push this question mark it will show us the use for it, or whatever
um..and then if we push "R" on the Lapis Lazuli, and it will give us all the things that have Lapis Lazuli
and stuff like that
soooo, yeah. If we do Lapis Lazuli Block it shows us that and it goes on and on, and on. uh...but then
that is the
other stuff"X"Enchantmentokayso
if we go on items
I'm gonna see if I can find
a Diamond Axe or something like that
and we press "X"
i think...hold on
or actually, I haven't actually tried out the Enchantment thing
so, I'm assuming, like if you push "X" and then..or is
basically how you give it enchantments and stuff like that
um..next thing we have, oops if I can get my screen up here, is Usage
if you push
if you hover over it...
it..oh, oh, oh! If you hover over it and press "X", you can put on the enchantment and, put up the
level, or down the level, and stuff like that. Okay, so if you hover over it and push..um.."U"
let's see if any of these have a usage
it's just like the crafting recipes. Not everything has a crafting recipe so, you know...
uh..."U"
uh... okay
oooh, okay. So basically, it shows you the usage for the block and stuff like that
so then you can go into...yeah it looks like
that's
it so
that would be
pretty much
it, I....
guess. Hold on...
um...
Options saves
yeah, it looks like we've gone over everything, guys. So uh...
I am going to get into showing you guys how to install this mod. It
is....quite easy
uh... so yeah let's get in to that
Alright, guys. So, here we are on our Mac Desktop, and I have the 3 files you will need
to run this mod
uh..Minecraft Forge....uh..
this mod is a "Forge-Mod"
you need it to run this mod
NotEnoughItems.jar, and chicken...CodeChickenCore.jar
um... I know that sounds weird, but..
yeah
that's it
so basically
uh... 2 of these items are actually ".jar"s instead of ".zip"s. Most of the time they're ".zip"s
but what we're gonna do is we're not gonna mess with that or anything
we're just gonna keep them as ".jar"s
so, first I'm gonna show you how to get these. First, what you're gonna want to do is go to the Minecraft Forge
uh...
link in the description
and what you'll do is you will um....go ahead and
It'll take you to this page: files.minecraftforge.net um...
and then you will want to take the latest one
which is right here on the top
and basically what you're gonna do is click "universal". If universal doesn't work for your
computer, and you know it won't work if uh..when you try to install forge
uh... when you...
okay, hold on. So...
click "universal". This should work for most of people, but if um...
it doesn't work, you'll need to use "src" or "javadoc". um...you'll know that it
doesn't work if, when you try to install it and uh...run Minecraft, you just get
stuck on the black screen before you login. So..
uh..we're gonna click universal, and that will actually take you to an
"adf.ly" download
and, up here in the top-right corner it'll say: Please Wait... 5 Seconds. 2, 1, 0
and "SKIP AD". Click that
and, since I've already downloaded it, I don't need to do this
so, yeah. That is that
and uh...close this
and the next thing I need to do is go to the NotEnoughItems, um...
mod download in the uh..description
and it will take you um.. www.9minecraft.net, and
uh... it will be the NotEnoughItems page so we're gonna scroll down um..a bit
until you see
this. So
uh...
9minecraft.net, basically what it does is it shows you that
you need
uh..Minecraft Forge or ModLoader, and the ckicken code core, and all that
stuff
so, basically what you do is you're gonna click the top link right here
under the "DOWNLOAD NOW" and i will take you to
the download page for NotEnoughItems, and then click the chicken code core
and
when it takes us to this
we're gonna scroll down and click the download now right here
and it will give you the chicken code core
both NotEnoughItems and chicken code core should be ".jar" files, and Minecraft
Forge should be a ".zip"
if they aren't, you're downloading the wrong thing. Don't keep them, if they're not...
one...
".zip" and 2 ".jar"s
so let's get into how to install this. What we're gonna do is we are going to go to
our
Minecraft folder
um..to get there it is on the top of the screen: you go to Finder>Library>Application
Support>then Minecraft
and I realized something that I hadn't been showing you guys how to do on
my previous videos
is how to do it if you're not using Snow Leopard. So there are 3 Mac types. You have Snow....
well..I..
think there's more, but these are all I know
um..Snow Leopard, Mountain Lion, and just normal Lion
um..if you're using Snow Leopard, this should work, which most people do use
um..but if you're not, um..to access your Library what you need to do is go up to here where
it says "Go". You're gonna click that
and you'll have all these things, and you're gonna go ahead and push down on your
Alt key
and Library will show up, and you just click that and then go to um..Application
Support, then minecraft so that's how you do it
um..then so we should be in our "minecraft" folder. It should look like this. "servers.dat"
is a file might not be in there um..if you, if..if..it won't be
in there if you haven't entered any server data, like
IP addresses to servers, and stuff like that
uh..so when refreshing Minecraft, you want to keep both of these files your
"saves" and your "servers.dat" so you don't delete your data
so, uh..first what we're gonna do, is we're gonna install Minecraft Forge. Always comes
first um...
so what we're gonna do is we're gonna go in our "bin", and then we're gonna find
"minecraft.jar"
and we're gonna push enter to rename it. Go to the end and type in ".zip"
click away from it, and then select "Use .zip", and it will become a zip
file, so what we're gonna do is open "minecraft.jar.zip"
and it will open for us and give us a "minecraft.jar" folder that we can
into and edit. Then what we're gonna do, is we're gonna move "minecraft.jar.zip" to the Trash can
um..then we're gonna open our "minecraft.jar" folder. There should be a bunch of class files
Change it to pictures so we can paste in there and stuff like that. So, then what we're
gonna do is, I'm gonna move this out of the way real quick, and we're gonna take..go to our Minecraft
Forge - Universal. It will be a zip file so double-click it to
un-archive it and make it into a folder. So, I'm gonna drag the folder over here
and we can move the zip file to the Trash
so then we're gonna open our Minecraft Forge Folder. There should, again, be a bunch of
class files
select one, any one you want, then push command "A" to select them all
right-click somewhere in here, and click "Copy 235 Items
if it's not 235, you probably have the wrong thing
so, uh..we can go ahead and close the Minecraft Forge download, and move it over here. um..I'm gonna
paste them all in here. I'm just gonna right-click and paste them in my
"minecraft.jar". This copy warning should come up. What
we're gonna do, is we're gonna check the "Apply to All" box and then we're gonna click replace and
it will copy and then paste them in there for you
um...
I'm gonna go ahead and change this back to little files again
uh..so, I'll move this back to the middle and now Minecraft Forge has been install so I'm gonna
move that up here to show that we've already installed it
then we're gonna go back to our "minecraft" folder, basically. And, uh... most people don't
have it, but if you do...I mean..most people do have it
uh... but what you need to do, is uh... this is not one of the things where you create a new
folder and name it "mods", and just drop those two in there
what you need to do is actually requires you to run Minecraft, or else
this won't work
so I'm gonna move this over here so you guys can see it happen. um..files will
start popping in to the
uh..."minecraft" folder as I Login
So, we're gonna watch for that. This means that Minecraft Forge is working
they're popping in there and this "coremods" folder is basically what we will need
to run this mod. So then, when Minecraft opens we will wait for it to load
and then we're going to exit out of it
alright, now we're gonna pull this back down here in the middle of the screen, and we should have a
bunch of new files in here: "config", "coremods", "ForgeModLoader-client-0.log" and all
this other stuff
so what we're gonna do is we're gonna go into our "coremods" folder and drag the
"NotEnoughItems.jar" and the "CodeChickenCore.jar". Both of them need
to go in there
then what we can do, is we can close this, and we can log on to Minecraft. And this,
basically how you install the NotEnoughItems Mod. If the chicken code core
and the not enough items are not
in the
um..and I'm being specific on this. If they're not in the..um..
uh.."coremods" folder, then it will not work. Trust me; it just won't work
if you don't..have them in the "coremods" folder. So then what we have here is we have our
Minecraft Forge
right here. You can tell by clicking "mods", and you will see CodeChickenCore is working
and NotEnoughItems. And then we have down here, "5 mods loaded 5 mods active"
just subtract 3 from that
and that will tell you how many mods you have running, excluding Forge, which means
2: The chicken code core and NotEnoughItems
and that is how you install the NotEnoughItems Mod in Minecraft 1.4.7
into your Minecraft game
uh..hope you all enjoyed. I hope you found this helpful. uh..Like, subscribe,
comment if you have questions, and yeah. That is gonna be it for this video
guys
so until next time I will see you later