Minecraft Extended

# Minecraft Extended The goal of this modpack is to add more things to do without feeling too disconnected from the vanilla experience. There are more potions, more enchantments, and 3 more dimensions to explore. For a list of mods click [this link](https://modrinth.com/modpack/minecraft-extended/version/latest) and look at the dependencies. # Gameplay Changes Inventory management ## Shulkers - Use them as a backpack  - Access the inventory without placing them  ## Potions - Hold more of them  ## Chests - Get a preview of whats inside  - Gain access to more chests at once with clickable tabs  New Dimensions - Deeper Darker  - Paradise Lost  - The Bublezone  Screenshot dump      # How to use this modpack Client ## First Time Check out [this guide](https://docs.modrinth.com/docs/modpacks/playing_modpacks/#how-do-i-play-a-modpack) from modrinth for downloading and installing. ## Updating on Prism Launcher With the modpack selected click the edit button  In the window that opens click the modrinth tab  In that tab select the desired version and click update. Make sure to check the changelog for any warnings I have about updating existing worlds!  Hosting a Server Before you continue with server installation this method requires [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) or [Podman](https://podman-desktop.io/) I may write a script that doesn't involve containers in the future. On modrinth click the source button as seen below.  Once your on the github page find the tag for whichever version you want and then click the green code button and then click download zip as seen below.  Once you have the zip file downloaded. Extract its contents. Then run this command in the directory that contains the Dockerfile `docker builder build -t vanilla-plus .` When that finishes you can run it using `docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -p 25565:25565 vanilla-plus` The default ram ussage of the server is set to 4G if you want to change the amount of ram the server can use add `-e 5G` or `-e 3000M` to the docker run command so it looks something like this `docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -e RAM=5G -p 25565:25565 vanilla-plus` If you want consistent ops or server properties you'll have to add a ops.json file or a server.properties file on the host somewhere and link the to the container with a start command that looks something like this `docker run -dit -v /path/for/world:/Minecraft/server/world -v /path/for/ops.json:/Minecraft/server/ops.json -p 25565:25565 vanilla-plus` Good luck have fun and hopefully these instructions are good enough.