Install Humble Life

Step 1

Installing a modpack using the Technic Launcher is easy. If you don't already have the launcher downloaded, visit our download page to get the latest version.

Step 2

Type in the modpack name (Humble Life) or paste the following url into the search box.

Step 3

Finally, click Install at the bottom right of the launcher after you select Humble Life from the list on the left. The launcher will handle everything else!

Humble Life Version 1.0

created by Soulsplosion on Minecraft 1.12.2
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This vanilla-friendly pack is intended to add semi-realistic difficulties and enhancements. You're a pilgrim in a populated world facing the difficulties of the wilderness.

Mods Overview

  • Serene Seasons, Tough as Nails, Pam's Harvestcraft, Spice of Life: You have to consider your food options and plan carefully for the coming months while facing the difficulties of temperature & thirst. Foods have diminishing returns if you eat the same thing repeatedly, so you have to consider variety & make use of all the Pams recipes. Prepare carefully for the harsh winter and plan ahead for the coming seasons. There's overall a lot more to think about & plan for.
  • MoCreatures & Better Animals Plus: The environment is more alive and realistic. Default configs disable fantastical hostile mobs; your threats are wild carnivores. But there's also creatures to hunt & farm as well.
  • Millenaire: You aren't the only human in this world; trade & interact with dynamic villages

Custom configurations have been made to enhance compatability. These mods should hopefully flow together seamlessly with the given configs

Mods List

  • Pam's Harvestcraft (adds more crops, recipes)
  • Serene Seasons
  • Tough as Nails (temperature & thirst)
  • Spice of Life (diminishing food returns)
  • Millenaire (advanced villages)
  • Canny Composter
  • Mo'Creatures
  • CustomMobSpawner (required for MoCreatures)
  • Better Animals Plus
  • Better Caves
  • Better FPS
  • Better Mineshafts
  • Mr. Crayfish Furniture
  • Mr. Crayfish Bridges
  • Mr. Crayfish Fences
  • Just Enough Items (recipe viewer)
  • Extra Mob Drops (source of bones)
  • Roguelike Dungeons (additional spawn structures)
  • Snow Real Magic (visual snow modifications)
  • torohealth (damage viewer)
  • Travelers' Backpack
  • Tell Me (for configuring)
  • strait
  • AppleCore (required for food mods)
  • AppleSkin (required for food mods)

Crafting Recipes

View crafting recipes using JEI. For mod compatability and quality of life, I've added recipes for the following:

  • Several Millenaire items (Byzantine Tiles, Byzanine Mosaic) Sometimes villages require an item that can't be crafted but must be bought, which could all but break villages, so I made them some craftable
  • Lead, Gunpowder
  • Tropical Garden (way too hard to find)
  • Magma Shards (extremely important item only found in Nether)
  • Replaced Better Animals Plus "fried egg" with Mo'Creatures omelet (more balanced)
  • For convenience: Nametag, Gravel, Season Clock
  • Mimicked a few HarvestCraft 2 recipes

Cross-mod convertible items:

  • Raw Venison (BAP) > Raw Venison (Pams)
  • Raw Turkey (BAP) > Raw Turkey Leg (Pams)
  • Ice Cube (TAN) > Snowball (for Pam recipes)
  • Goat Milk > Fresh Milk (PAM)

Your Edits

Create crafting recipes by using the commands /ctgui craftingtable and /ctgui furnace in chat. Drag items from inventory into the gui fields. Changes are reflected in .minecraft\recipes\recipes. You must reopen the game for changes to go into effect

Note: To remove a recipe you made, remove its line from the script file instead of using the gui remove button, which clutters the script.