Minecraft

Tired of being corrected so much on Discord? Well now you can get corrected in Minecraft too!

The second iteration of Mijnkracht is out!

IP: 81.11.192.144

Setting up Minecraft with Technic Launcher (RECOMMENDED)

 * 1) Download the technic launcher from this link
 * 2) Run it and log in with your Minecraft details
 * 3) Once you log in, click Launcher Options at the top right > Java settings
 * 4) Set "Memory" to at least 3GB (should work with less but it's not recommended)
 * 5) Close the Launcher Options and click on MODPACKS at the top
 * 6) In the "Add Pack or Search" textbox, paste this link for the OptiFine version or this link for the Sodium version. If you're not sure which one to pick. Look at the section "Which version should I choose?".
 * 7) Click Install on the bottom right
 * 8) After it's installed, just click "Play" on the bottom right. All the subsequent times you open the Technic Launcher you'll have Mijnkracht 2 listed as one of your modpacks.

Updating the modpack with Technic Launcher (RECOMMENDED)
If an update is announced in the #gamen channel, next time you click "Play" it should prompt you to update the pack. Click "yes" of course. If that doesn't work, try restarting the Technic Launcher. If that doesn't work either, try this:
 * 1) Select Mijnkracht 2 in your packs
 * 2) Go to Modpack options on the top right
 * 3) Click "Reinstall Pack" at the bottom right of the new window

Setting up Minecraft using MultiMC
If for any reason Technic Launcher doesn't work for you, try using MultiMC. This is how:
 * 1) Download MultiMC from this link
 * 2) Run it and log in with your Minecraft details
 * 3) Click on "Add Instance" on the top and then "Import from zip" on the left.
 * 4) In the link textbox, paste this link if you want the OptiFine version or this link for the Sodium version. If you're not sure which one to pick. Look at the section "Which version should I choose?".

Setting up Minecraft manually
If the above launchers are causing you problems, or if you just feel like using a launcher is too easy and convenient, you can install the modpack manually.
 * 1) Install Forge (scroll down the page for instructions). Make sure to install version 36.2.0.
 * 2) Allocate at least 3GB of RAM to your client.
 * 3) Download the latest version of the pack from this link if you want the OptiFine version or this link for the Sodium version. If you're not sure which one to pick. Look at the section "Which version should I choose?"
 * 4) Go to your Minecraft folder and copy the contents of the zip inside the root folder.

Updating the modpack manually or with MultiMC
If an update is announced in the #gamen channel, you must do the following:
 * 1) Download the newest version of the pack from the links above (manual installation and MultiMC installation use the same download links).
 * 2) Navigate to the folder where you installed the pack. If on MultiMC, you can find this by selecting the modpack and clicking "Minecraft Folder" on the right.
 * 3) Delete the "mods", "config" and "resourcepack" folders in your pack folder, then replace them with the same folders of the newly downloaded zip. IMPORTANT: DO NOT just copy and replace the folders from the zip, you have to delete the originals first.

Which version should I choose?
There are two versions available: the OptiFine version and the Sodium version. This is what you need to know about them: 1. The OptiFine version supports dynamic lighting (i.e. torches glowing in your hand) and shaders. Most people should use this version. 2. The Sodium version is built for sheer performance. If the former version doesn't run as fast as you'd like, use the Sodium version. For most computers, it should significantly raise your FPS as well as decrease your load times. The trade-off is that it does not support dynamic lighting or shaders. If you don't care about this, then your best bet is to install Sodium!

Rules

 * 1) If it's illegal on the Discord server, it's illegal on the Minecraft server too.
 * 2) If you're level B or up, ALWAYS speak Dutch unless switching is absolutely necessary. If you're level A or below, you don't have to speak Dutch, but give it your best!
 * 3) Do not grief (kinda goes without saying)

Encouraged

 * 1) This applies especially for the natives: use the Dutch word for a common term if it exists. For example, use "ijzer" instead of "iron", or "zwaard" instead of "sword". Yes, I know it's weird and that you'd use the English word among your friends, but the point is so that learners learn new Dutch words while playing.
 * 2) It would be nice to mark your Dutch level in-game. The command '/nick' changes your name and '/color' to change your color. The colors to use correspond to the ones on the Dutch server. If still unsure, check the pins in #gamen.
 * 3) Even if the person you're speaking to is level A, keep speaking Dutch to them unless there's no way to explain what you want to say simply.

Modlist
The pack is half as big as last year, so it should run on most computers. The two big mods of this pack are Advent of Ascension and Create. Notably, Simple Voice Chat is also included, so you can talk in-game! Keep in mind that you must be close to a person for them to hear you (just like in real life).


 * Advent of Ascension
 * Alex's Mobs
 * Aquaculture 2
 * Appleskin
 * Artifacts
 * Bag of Yurting
 * Bountiful Baubles
 * Oh The Biomes You'll Go
 * Charm
 * Chisel
 * Create
 * Comforts
 * Farmer's Delight
 * Goblin Traders
 * Relics
 * Quark
 * Quark Oddities
 * Simple Voice Chat
 * Small Ships
 * Traveler's Backpack
 * Towers of the Wild
 * Valhelsia Structures
 * Waystones

Some mods might be added or removed, but they will never be big game-changers.

Apart from these, there're also some optimization and API mods. Don't worry about those, they won't impact your game.

If you want more info
If you have questions, want to report a bug or anything else, bother @Mishko.\

Old iterations
All previous iterations of Mijnkracht can still be accessed through the Technic Launcher. The maps of each server can be found here.