I have a simple questions:
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Hello, I have some questions about a mod that I'm using. Can you help me with the following:
- How can I make "THE END" appear as a moon of Jupiter?
- Is it possible to make a rocket land on "THE END" at a specific location, like the Obsidian Platform or a custom location?
- If "THE END" is considered a planet and I have a mod that automatically spawns the Ender Dragon upon entering "THE END", will this mod work or not?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
- In your config\advRocketry\planetDefs.xml file, add an entry for it as a moon of Jupiter with the DIMID="1" and dimMapping="" like this:
<planet DIMID="7" customIcon="GasGiantRed" name="Jupiter">
<GasGiant>true</GasGiant>
<orbitalDistance>330</orbitalDistance>
<rotationalPeriod>24000</rotationalPeriod>
<planet DIMID="1" dimMapping="" name="The End">
<orbitalDistance>50</orbitalDistance>
<rotationalPeriod>50000</rotationalPeriod>
</planet>
</planet>
- I believe the rocket will always land at the same coordinates in the destination dimension as it left from the departure one. In this case if you warp to Jupiter using a warp ship created using "Station 1" those coordinates will be x -1536 z -1536, which may or may not be on an end island. If you use "Station 2" then they will be x 512 z -1536, "Station 3" x 2560 z -1536, and "Station 4" x -1536 z 2560. It will be bad if you end up in the void. So if you want the rocket to come down at a specific set of coordinates, I think you would need to launch it from another moon of Jupiter at those same coordinates. Say create a moon called Ganymede and put the launchpad within 50-60 blocks of 0,0 so you land on the main island. I don't think you cannot land on the obsidian platform because its positions varies depending on the seed and it is only created when something goes through the end portal.
- The Ender Dragon spawns fine already as it is the vanilla dimension so you do not need a mod. The only difference is Jupiter and the sun will be in the sky.