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If you have problems installing the modpack, have a look at [[Installing_and_Migrating#Installing|Installing and Migrating]].
For various ways of adjusting the interface and mods, see [[Commands and Configurations]].
"Realistic Alpha" is the default and only world setting available for GT:NH, a custom configuration of Biomes o' Plenty and Realistic World Generation. ▼
▲"Realistic Alpha" is the default and only world setting available for GT:NH, a custom configuration of Biomes o' Plenty and Realistic World Generation . If some other world type is forced, ore generation may not work properly.
= First day =
*When looking at a long list of recipes in a specific machine, click the left arrow on the bottom to go to the last recipe. That is typically where you can find the basic ingredients recipe.
*If an alloy has two ingredients, the alloy smelter is usually the fastest way to make it. For example, cupronickel can be made with dust or ingots of copper and nickel directly in the alloy smelter instead of mixing the dusts in a mixer and then smelting.
= Commands & Configs =
Below are some of the things you may want to turn on/off at various points to customize your gameplay experience. The HUD can get a bit cluttered, but most of its parts can be toggled as needed. Other items here are game functions, such as Taint, Warp and Pollution that may be impacting your enjoyment.
Remove the status icons in the upper left.
*Esc > Mod Options… > Adventure Backpacks > Config > graphics > status > enable overlay > false
The map in the (default upper right corner) is JourneyMap. Configure it with (default J), then the Options button.
* Options > MiniMap Preset 1/2 > Enable MiniMap (remove checkmark to disable)
The text in the upper right is InGameInfo. It has a Toggle Overlay keybind in Controls, or you can use the following commands. This also affects the armor/held item display in the middle left edge of the screen.
*/igi disable turn off upper left hand corner GUI and armor durability.
*/igi enable turn on upper left hand corner GUI and armor durability.
*/igi config configuration options for InGameInfo. Also accessible from Mod Options...
The box in the (default lower right) is WALIA, or ‘what am I looking at’. Configure it with (default NumPad0). Change the keybind under Controls.
*Walia > Show/Hide Walia > Hidden
Disable the main menu song. If you wish to disable temporarily, its volume works off the Music slider.
*/config/txloader/load/minecraft/sounds/music/menu/menu1.ogg -> Replace this file with a renamed copy of any of the other three (blanks).
Disable Taint spread. This will not remove existing Tainted Land biomes nor stop new ones from being generated in new areas.
*Esc > Mod Options… > Thaumcraft > biome_taint_spread > 0
Disable Thaumcraft Warp.
*Esc > Mod Options… > Thaumcraft > wuss_mode > true
Disable GregTech [[Pollution]] mechanic. Be aware this will not remove existing pollution, so let it clear up first.
*/config/GregTech/GregTech.cfg > find B:EnablePollution=true, change to false
Disable Spice of Life's diminishing hunger/saturation when eating food.
*/config/SpiceOfLife.cfg > find B:food.modifier.enabled=true, change to false.
Adjust Infernal Mobs allowed traits.
*/config/InfernalMobs.cfg > find general {, choose which traits to turn off by changing true to false.
Restore default spawner breaking difficulty.
*/config/GregTech/GregTech.cfg > find B:harderSpawners = true, change to false.
Fix a broken [[Questing Mechanics|quest]] that won’t complete. First check it's not a crafting task you haven't actually crafted, and you have the exact item it wants. If you are on a server try logging out/in again first; repeatable quests sometimes get stuck. Requires cheats enabled. Open to LAN if needed and not on by default.
*F3 + H first to enable extended tooltips. This will let you see quest ID#s in the quest book, after the name
*/bq_admin complete < Quest ID> <Your name> Do not include the # symbol
Trigger a manual backup with AromaBackup
*/backup
Display TPS (ticks per second), helpful for diagnosing some problems. The numbers appear in the top left corner in the format: Lowest ticktime(highest TPS), average ticktime(average TPS), highest ticktime(lowest TPS) The average tick time and TPS are the important numbers- as long as your tick time is below 50, your TPS should be 20, if it goes above 50, your TPS will decrease.
*/xu_tps
Show Chunk borders/boundaries
* F9
Show lighting overlay (yellow X's can spawn mobs at night, red X's can spawn mobs at any time of day.)
* F7
Unable to see ores, having issues with colorblindness? The [[Textures|Outlined Ores texture pack]] might help.
= Base building =
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