Tinker Tool Leveling 1. 7. 10

This mod is like that, except for Tinkers' Construct Tools and the cheatcode takes longer to enter. Gives your Tools XP, allowing them to level up. On levelup an extra modifier is rewarded. You get xp for doing whatever the tool was intended for, so breaking blocks with pickaxes, killing things with swords, etc. I just broke into the Awesome level for my Bloodwood Cleaver (Hell yeah, by the way. Good shit good sHiT) and I didn't gain a modifier. I do notice, however, that the weapon is still getting experience.

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Iguanas Tinker Tweaks Mod 1.7.10 adds a slower progression through the earlygame, and tool-leveling which awards random bonus modifiers on levelups. However the biggest part of Iguana Tweaks is that it allows to adapt many many properties of the game. This is an addon for Tinkers’ Construct Mod.

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Features:

Modules

The mod is separated into different, deactivatable modules
The Modules can be found in IguanaTinkerTweakss config folder in the Modules.cfg
The detailed configs for the modules can be found in the main.cfg

Tool Leveling

Random bonuses on levelup
Bonus modifiers on levelup
Mining Level tooltip

Pickaxe Mining Level Boosting

Pickaxes can gain a mining level
Pickaxes gain xp for the mining level like they do for regular levelups
Pickaxes start with 1 harvest level less, therefore have to be “mining leveled up” to reach full effectiveness
MobHeads can be used as modifiers to instantly boost the mining level
Exchanging the tool head removes the mob head and substract a bit of mining xp

Tool Part Swapping

Allows to exchange a part of a tool with a new one
If configured, this may cost a percentage of your tool XP or mining level XP
Tool must be fully repaired to swap parts

Mob Heads

Adds additional mobheads
Gives heads a base drop chance (5%)
Allows to configure head drop chance and Beheading effectiveness

Harvest Level/Material Tweaks

New mining level Progression
Changes Mining/Harvest Level of materials and blocks
Adapts Tinker Tool Materials to the new progression (changes some stats). Mostly earlylevel materials.
Creates a slower progression through the tiers (Wood < Flint < Copper < Iron < Bronze < Steel/Diamond < Obsidian < Ardite < Cobalt < Manyullyn)
Change durability/speed % of all tools
Emerald/Diamond Modifier only give durability
Emerald/Diamond can be applied to a bronze pickaxe to increase its mining level to a steel equivalent! Without a steel pickaxe, this is the only way of getting to obsidian.
ExtraTiC Support with adjusted Mining Levels

Claybuckets

Made from clay, must be burnt in a furnace first
Can transport water, lava, milk and all TConstruct liquids
Break when used to transport a hot material like lava

Various Tweaks

Add Flint Recipe (Shapeless, default 3 Gravel)
Remove Gravel Flint Drop
Remove Stone Torch recipe
Disallow Stone Tools
Disable Non-TiC-Tools being able to harvest blocks. They can still be used for crafting this way. BonusChest Tools are replaced with tinker tools.
The option to also disable non-TiC Bows and Swords and Weapons in general. And Hoes.
Allow Tool-repair in crafting grid
Burn part used to cast a metal-cast
Reusable toolparts in the Part Builder
More expensive Silky Cloth, Silky Jewel
Flux modifier takes 2 Modifiers
Amount how often a tool can be repaired is limitable

Part Restrictions

The materials parts can be made out of are restricted
All non-metals can only be used for a few parts
Patterns have tooltips which parts are allowed

Screenshots:

Tools level up from usage and reward bonuses. However they start with 0 modifiers

Tool Parts of existing Tools can be replaced

Additional Mob Heads

Mob Heads (and xp) can be used to level up your Pickaxes Mining Level

Upgrading the Tool-Head removes the Head and reduces a bit of the Mining XP

Patterns and Casts display applicable Materials in their Tooltip

Tool Parts can be reused in the Part Builder

Override Module:

This module is for all you config wranglers out there: It allows you to change nearly everything. It has several components. First off, to use this module you have to go to the modules.cfg and set it to true. Then start minecraft once to generate the configs. Each part of this module generates two files: a Default-file to use for copying and reference, and an Override-file containing the actual changes. The files themselves contain more information on how to use them. You can do the following things:

Block-Override: set the harvestlevel and tool required for any block
BonusModifier-Override: Change the weights and the impact of actions for modifiers, as well as which modifiers are considered useful for the UsefulModifiers config option.
Material-Override: Change the stats of any tool material. Also allows to additionaly give materials different leveling-speed.
Tool-Override: Allows to change the harvest level of any tool
Material-Override: Allows to override stats of tinker materials
HarvestLevelName-Override: Allows to change the names of harvest levels

Commands:

Iguana Tinker Tweaks adds some commands to make your config work easier.

/leveluptool [player]: Levels the tool up to the next normal/mining level.
/toolxp [player] xp: Increases the tool xp by the given amount.
/dumpTools: Dumps all tools items it can find into a file to use for the Overwrite module.
/dumpOredict: Dumps all oredict entries into a file.

Requires:

How to install:

Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge.
Locate the minecraft application folder.
- On windows open Run from the start menu, type %appdata% and click Run.
- On mac open finder, hold down ALT and click Go then Library in the top menu bar. Open the folder Application Support and look for Minecraft.
Place the mod you have just downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods folder.
When you launch Minecraft and click the mods button you should now see the mod is installed.

Iguanas Tinker Tweaks Mod 1.7.10 Download Links:

For Minecraft 1.7.10

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Tinkers’ Construct Mod 1.12.2/1.11.2 is a great mod for constructing, repairing and even modifying tools and weapons in Minecraft. You can also smelt metals to create more powerful weapons and tools to add to your arsenal. You’ll start off with a handbook. This should be your number 1 tool in figuring out everything you can do with this mod. It’s full of recipes and guides to make this mod easier to understand. There are also 4 other craftable books to help with more advanced features.

Features:

The mod stems from patterns you create that ultimately craft the different parts to your desired tools and weapons. The tables you’ll need are the crafter, part builder, stencil table, tool station, and tool forge to get the basics going.
The Stencil Table allows you to turn blank patterns into essentially part blueprints. You then use these to create the basic pieces that will craft your tool or weapon. It’s very simple but can get a little overwhelming with how many combinations you can make. That’s where your books will come in handy so reference them often.
The advanced tools come in when you build a smeltery. This allows you to smelt metal into more powerful parts for your tools. The mod also adds a few new ores to the game that only further advance your tools beyond that of diamond capabilities.
So once you’ve got a smeltery and some metals smelted you can make casts from wooden tool parts. Then use those casts with stronger metals to make stronger parts. It’s like turning Minecraft into an RPG with leveling tools and upgrading their abilities and adding new parts to them.
And once you really get the hang of the mod you’ll be able to give your tools special modifiers like auto-repairing. So when your tool starts to deteriorate it’ll actually fix itself over time. Basically you can enchant your tools without needing experience first. It works entirely off of the items you have in your inventory. So instead of going into spells and XP to enhance your tools you can opt for hard work and determination with this mod.
This mod will rely heavily on referencing the in game guides. They will help you immensely in your new trade skills. Get to the point where you can craft yourself a really powerful hammer and blast through your mines in 3×3 chunks. It’s really effective at quick mining with excellent yield and results. There are tons more to do with this mod so have fun discovering new tools!

Screenshots:

To get started you need a few tables and a place to put your patterns.

You build, modify, and repair tools like so.

It can be automated with redstone and hoppers.

The mod also brings a few mobs to the game, like this fellow here.

Tinkers Construct Tool Leveling

Armor has started, but is very unfinished and would need to be done by the community. Here’s your hints:

And that’s all there is to it! There’s a lot of depth in the system, and most things are documented in-game. Anything that isn’t is left for you to explore.

Crafting Recipes:

Requires:

Tinkers’ Mechworks Mod (Minecraft 1.7.10 Only)

How to install:

Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge and Mantle Mod.
Locate the minecraft application folder.
- On windows open Run from the start menu, type %appdata% and click Run.
- On mac open finder, hold down ALT and click Go then Library in the top menu bar. Open the folder Application Support and look for Minecraft.
Place the mod you have just downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods folder.
When you launch Minecraft and click the mods button you should now see the mod is installed.

Tinkers’ Construct Mod 1.12.2/1.11.2 Download Links:

Older versions:

For Minecraft 1.5.2