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The Long Dark meets Minecraft recreates locations in 'The Long Dark' using the Chisel & Bits addon. Requires the Chisel & Bits mod and Minecraft Java ver 1.12.2.
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The Long Dark Meets Minecraft recreates locations in 'The Long Dark' using the Chisel & Bits addon. This mod is purely exploration based and does not feature any new gameplay or mechanics.
Requires the Chisel & Bits mod and Minecraft Java version 1.12.2. I recommend you play in Peaceful mode. Have fun exploring!
This mod is currently unfinished and is missing features/content. I Will continue working on adding new locations/regions to the mod until I feel it is in a complete state.
Chisel and Bits (also requires Forge & Minecraft version 1.12.2)
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Forge for 1.12.2
Chisel and Bits for 1.12.2
1. Navigate to your Minecraft world saves folder
1.a Press and hold windows key and R to bring up the Run program
1.b Type %appdata% in the Run program
1.c Double click the .minecraft folder
2. Make a copy of "The Long Dark Chisel and Bits" into the saves folder
3. Drag the archive of "TheLongDarkTexturePackChiselandBits" into the resources folder
4. Download Minecraft version 1.12.2 through the launcher
5. Install Minecraft Forge for version 1.12.2 of Minecraft
5.a There are plenty of tutorials online of how to do this
6. Install the Chisel and Bits mod into the mod folder in the .minecraft directory
6.a If this folder doesn't exist, create a new folder and name it mods
7. Load the texture pack once in game and load up the world
If the map is stuttering for you, you can increase the amount of ram/memory Minecraft uses through the launcher
1. Open the Minecraft launcher
2. Click Installations
3. Click the version with (1.12.2-forge)
4. Click more options
5. Go to the JVM Arguments and look for "-Xmx#G" (# will be a number)
6. Change the number in "-Xmx#G" to something higher than what it currently is (this changes the amount of ram in gigabytes Minecraft uses)
I personally use 8, so my JVM Argument looks like this:-Xmx8G -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseG1GC -XX:G1NewSizePercent=20 -XX:G1ReservePercent=20 -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=50 -XX:G1HeapRegionSize=32M
1 = 1024mb
2 = 2048mb
4 = 4096mb
8 = 8192mb
16 = 16384mb
Render distance can also significantly effect memory usage as well, I don't recommend going above 16 (far), UNLESS you have a powerful enough PC. I personally have a RTX 3060 Titan, Intel i7 @ 2.90GHz CPU and 32 GB of RAM, so I can get away with 24+ render distance or higher.
Each region has hidden items and objects to find, see the images below to see what's where, happy hunting.
You can refer to the Region Maps that are also included in the download to help you with navigating if you wish.
I've used Kuda's Shader, which requires the Optifine mod for the 1.12 version of Minecraft Java in both the images and videos and modified it quite a bit, so it looks a lot different to the default.
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