Description

The clock tells minecraft time and can make chime sounds and emit redstone signals. The time on the face refers to in game time where 6 o’clock is sunup and 18 o’clock is sundown. The pendulum ticks in real world seconds. Two clock can be stacked and attached together to make a grandfather clock.

The clock can also be switched between a pulse redstone mode that will emit a redstone signal for about 1 second for selected times or a solid redstone mode that will remain on for the duration of the selected times. Each dot on the clock GUI represents a half hour of Minecraft Time.

The clock also comes in the 6 different vanilla woods and in a framed block version which can be used with the Furniture Paneler to make it look like any solid block.

The clock can also be shifted forward to sit on the front half of the block.

Usage

Sneak click to open the gui. Click on the numbered presets or click round dots circled around the clock face. Use the buttons at the bottom of the GUI to enable redstone output and chime sounds as well as the option to disable the tick sound.

To attach 2 clocks together and make a grandfather clock, place a clock on top of another clock in the same orientation. Then, using the screw gun or the hand drill, sneak right click one of the clocks, then sneak right click the second clock and they will connect.

To shift the clock forward to the front of the block, right click the bookcase with either the screw gun or the hand drill.

Recipe

This block can be made from any of the 6 different vanilla woods or from framing sheets and framing boards (replace planks with sheet and slabs with boards) and will look like the wood that is used.

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Changelog

v1.10.5
*New Feature: Added a solid redstone / pulsed redstone toggle button to the clock. The button will say “solid” or “pulse” and in solid mode it will emit redstone for the entire period the redstone is turned on in the clock. Each dot represents half and hour minecraft time. Pulse mode will only pulse the redstone for about a real time second, like it has done in the past.
v1.10.3
*NEW FEATURE: The Clock can be shifted forward half a block with the screw gun / hand drill like the bookcase. Just right click on any one of these blocks with the screw gun or hand drill and it will shift forward.
v1.10.0
*Added Framed block version of the Clock.
v1.8.1
*Fixed a bug with the clock recipe that caused it to disappear or the game to crash and generally do bad things.
v1.8.0
*New Block: Clock. Added a clock block that comes in all 6 wood types and can attached together to make a 2 block tall “grandfather clock”. Clock displays real Minecraft time on clock face and pendulum ticks in real world seconds. Has GUI that allows redstone output and / or chime sounds at selected times. Sneak right-click with an empty hand to open the GUI. Sneak right-click with the Screwgun or Hand Drill on each of the 2 clocks you wish to connect to make a grandfather clock.

Description

A simple desk bell that “dings” when right clicked. Will also accept a redstone signal and will “ding” upon receiving such.

Recipe

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Changelog

v1.7.0
*New Block: Desk Bell, a simple desk bell that “dings” when right clicked. Will also accept a redstone signal and will “ding” upon receiving such.

Description

This sword pedestal accepts most any sword, including modded ones, and emits a redstone signal when a sword is present.

Can be created with any color wool or can be dyed after creation to any of the 16 Minecraft colors.

Usage

Right click the sword pedestal with a sword in hand to place the sword in the pedestal. Right click a pedestal with a sword in it to retrieve the sword.

Recipe

Can be created with any color wool or can be dyed after creation to any of the 16 Minecraft colors.

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*Fixed sword pedestals not accepting swords from hoppers
v1.8.0
*Added Sword Pedestal support to the reading glasses so the name of the sword is now displayed.
*Added ability to rotate sword pedestal, the screw gun / hand drill when sneak-clicking.
v1.7.4
*Fixed an issue with fast graphics and gregtech swords double rendering in the sword pedestal and facing the player in the tool racks.
v1.7.3
*Added default support for Gregtech tools and swords on weapon racks and sword pedestals.
v1.7.1
*Added lock support for the Sword Pedestal
1.7.0
*New Block: Sword Pedestal, By popular request, This sword pedestal accepts most any sword, including modded ones, and emits a redstone signal when a sword is present. Can be created with any color wool or can be dyed after creation to any of the 16 Minecraft colors.

Description

The fancy sign is an upgraded sign that has 2 slots for blocks / items, several more lines of text than a vanilla sign, and full support of formatting options. The sign can also be shifted to the front, center, or back of a block.

The fancy sign also comes in the 6 different vanilla woods and in a framed block version which can be used with the Furniture Paneler to make it look like any solid block.

Usage

To open the GUI, sneak-right click with an empty hand. In the gui you can place up to 2 items/blocks which can be zoomed, positioned, and rotated anywhere on the sign. You can have up to 15 lines of small scale text, or scale the text up for larger text with fewer lines. There is also a button for adding the formatting symbol from Minecraft to make text formatting on the sign easy. There are several tooltips within the GUI that will help explain how everything works.

To shift the sign forwards to the center or front of the block, right click with the screw gun or the hand drill. Sneak right click with the screw gun or hand drill to rotate the sign.

Recipe

This block can be made from any of the 6 different vanilla woods or from framing sheets and framing boards (replace planks with sheet and slabs with boards) and will look like the wood that is used.

Config Options

Look for these options in Minecraft folder under config/BiblioCraft.cfg

There is a “force fast render” option that will force the fancy sign to always render the items on it in fast render mode. This is enabled by default on the sign. Set to false to disable fast render.

"force fast render" {
 B:FancySign=true
}

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*New Feature – Per-block fast rendering can be enabled in the config. By default the potion shelf, label, and fancy sign have forced fast rendering enabled by default. This should make the potion shelf much more usable without having to enable fast rendering for the whole game.
v1.8.0
*Added ability to rotate sword pedestal, fancy workbench, and fancy sign with the screw gun / hand drill when sneak-clicking. This technique should work for most BiblioCraft blocks, exceptions are those that have other functions with the screw gun on sneak clicking such as the seats, clocks, and painting frames.
v1.7.1
*Tweaked Fancy Sign tooltip graphics to better accommodate different languages.
*Added lock support for the Sword Pedestal, the Fancy Workbench, and the Fancy Sign.
v1.7.0
*New Block: Fancy Sign, This sign comes in all 6 wood colors and can be placed on the floor, wall, or ceiling. A screw gun or hand drill can be used to shift the sign from the back of the block to the center or to the front of the block. To open the GUI, sneak-right click with an empty hand. In the gui you can place up to 2 items/blocks which can be zoomed, positioned, and rotated anywhere on the sign. You can have up to 15 lines of small scale text, or scale the text up for larger text with fewer lines. There is also a button for adding the formatting symbol from Minecraft to make text formatting on the sign easy. There are several tooltips within the GUI that will help explain how everything works.

Description

This is an upgraded crafting bench with the ability to create recipe books and has a storage space for 8 books on the front as well as a 9th slot for a active recipe book.

If you place a bookcase on the left or right side of a workbench, when you open the workbench you will see the bookcase inventory.

The fancy workbench also comes in the 6 different vanilla woods and in a framed block version which can be used with the Furniture Paneler to make it look like any solid block.

Usage

Place items in the crafting grid and a vanilla blank book into the active recipe book slot and click the arrow to create a new recipe book. With the recipe book in the active recipe slot a ghost image of the recipe will appear in the grid. Another arrow will appear above the book, click that to automatically load matching ingredients from your player’s inventory.

To rotate the workbench while it is placed in the world, sneak click with the the screw gun or the hand drill.

Recipe

This block can be made from any of the 6 different vanilla woods or from framing sheets and framing boards (replace planks with sheet and slabs with boards) and will look like the wood that is used.

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Changelog

v1.11.0
*New Feature: Fancy workbenches connect to bookcases. Up to 2 bookcases, one on the left and/or one on the right will show their inventory in the fancy workbench.
v1.9.0
*Fixed some bugs with the ghost item rendering in fancy workbenches.
v1.8.0
*Added ability to rotate fancy workbench  with the screw gun / hand drill when sneak-clicking.
v1.7.1
*Added lock support for the Sword Pedestal, the Fancy Workbench, and the Fancy Sign.
v1.7.0
*New Block: Fancy Workbench, an upgraded crafting bench with the ability to create recipe books and has a storage space for 8 books on the front as well as a 9th slot for a active recipe book. Comes in all 6 woods. Place items in the crafting grid and a vanilla blank book into the active recipe book slot and click the arrow to create a new recipe book. With the recipe book in the active recipe slot a ghost image of the recipe will appear in the grid. Another arrow will appear above the book, click that to automatically load matching ingredients from your player’s inventory.

Description

The map frame holds maps and will connect to one another to make large scale connected maps. The map frame can be placed on the floor, wall, or ceiling and the maps in them can be rotated. Using the Drafting Compass, you can add map pins. The map pins can be any of the 16 colors, can be named, and will determine and store the real world coordinates based on the map. The coordinates and pin name can then be retrieved by right clicking or with the Waypoint Compass.

The map frame also comes in the 6 different vanilla woods and in a framed block version which can be used with the Furniture Paneler to make it look like any solid block.

Usage

Maps are added to the map frame by holding a map in your hand and right clicking the map frame with it. Maps can be rotated by sneak-clicking with an empty hand. Maps can be removed by right clicking with a screw gun. Map frames can also have waypoint pins that can be placed on vanilla maps to mark way points using the Drafting Compass. See the Drafting Compass for more detail. A waypoint pin can be right clicked by the player on the map and the waypoint name and world coordinates will be displayed as a chat message. Those waypoint pins can than be selected with the Waypoint Compass to lead the player to that location in the world. See Waypoint Compass for more detail. Note: Clicking a waypoint requires the player to click very close to where the waypoint pin is inserted into the map.

Recipe

This block can be made from any of the 6 different vanilla woods or from framing sheets and framing boards (replace planks with sheet and slabs with boards) and will look like the wood that is used.

Config Options

Look for these options in Minecraft folder under config/BiblioCraft.cfg

The update rate of vanilla maps when placed on map frames, desks, and tables can be changed in the config.

 # Default is 1 update per 10 ticks, just like Item Frames. The number indicates how many ticks before an update packet is sent to clients. Lower numbers means more, faster updates.
 I:MapUpdateRate=10

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*Added framed versions of map frames
*Fixed a crash when connecting hoppers to map frames
v1.9.0
*Added some map frame interactions to the Atlas.
v1.6.2
*Added waypoint text to map frames that is shown on the map when looking at the waypoint while wearing the reading glasses.
v1.5.0
*Added Map Frames. These can be crafted out of any of the 4 vanilla woods and can be placed on floors, walls, and ceilings. They will display a vanilla map scaled to fit a full block so multiple map frames may be placed next to each other for seamless large maps. Maps can be rotated by sneak-clicking with an empty hand. Maps can be removed by right clicking with a screw gun. Map frames can also have waypoint pins placed on vanilla maps to mark way points using the Drafting Compass. See the Drafting Compass for more detail. A waypoint pin can be right clicked by the player on the map and the waypoint name and world coordinates will be displayed as a chat message. Those waypoint pins can than be selected with the Waypoint Compass to lead the player to that location in the world. See Waypoint Compass for more detail. Note: Clicking a waypoint requires the player to click very close to where the waypoint pin is inserted into the map.

Description

The seat can be sat on and has many decorative options. The seat emits a redstone signal when it is sat on. There are several types of seat back styles available that can be added to the seat. Seat back wood types and Seat wood types can be mixed and matched to get different looks. Using a different back wood color than the seat will cause the legs to change color to match the back. Vanilla carpet can be used to color the Seat fabric and also be placed under the seat so it looks like the seat is sitting on carpet. The seat can hold mobs. Both friendly and aggressive mobs. Seats can also be connected to one another to create long and cornered versions of seats.

The seat also comes in the 6 different vanilla woods and in a framed block version which can be used with the Furniture Paneler to make it look like any solid block.

Usage

Right click the seat to sit on it. The seat will automatically emit a redstone signal when sat on.

To change the color of the fabric of the seat, right click the top of the seat with any of the 16 vanilla carpets to apply that color to the seat. To remove the carpet, right click the top of the seat with the screw gun.

To remove the seat back, right click the seat with the screw gun again, with the carpet removed.

The seats can also be connected together if 2 or more seats are placed next to each other and the top (the cloth seat) of each seat is sneak-clicked with the screw gun. The same process on the same seats will disconnect the seats if they are connected.

To add carpet under the seat, right click the side of the seat with a vanilla carpet. To remove the carpet under the seat, right click the side of the seat with the screw gun or the hand drill.

To get a mob to sit on the seat, the mob must be named with a vanilla Name Tag and within a close proximity to the seat. To remove the mob from the seat, sneak right click the seat with an empty hand.

Recipe

This block can be made from any of the 6 different vanilla woods or from framing sheets and framing boards (replace planks with sheet and slabs with boards) and will look like the wood that is used.

Config Options

The redstone signal output can be disabled so the seat will no longer output redstone when sat on.

 # Setting this to false will deactivate the redstone signal output from seats when a player is sitting
 B:ChairRedstone=true

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*Added Framed block version
v1.9.2
*Fixed carpet from rotating under a seat when the seat back is rotated
v1.8.0
*Upgraded Seats: Mobs can now sit on the seat. Any passive or aggressive mob will automatically sit on the seat if the mob has been named (with a Name Tag) and the mob is within 2 blocks of the seat. To dismount a mob from the seat, sneak right-click the seat, then the seat will wait 5 seconds before a mob can sit on it again.
v1.7.1
*New Feature: added ability to add carpets under seats. Right click with a piece of carpet on any of the 4 sides of the seat to add carpet. To add a seat carpet, you now much right click the top of the seat. Right click the any of the 4 sides with the screw gun to remove. To remove the seat carpet, now you must also right click the top of the seat with the screwgun.
v1.6.1
*Fixed the seat recipe, accidently made it use planks in v1.6.0, should use a pressure plate as the website here suggests.
v1.5.1
*Fixed a crash with seats updating nearby blocks such as trap doors.
v1.5.0
*Added Seats. The basic seat comes in all 4 wood varieties. There are 5 types of seat back items that can be crafted and placed on the seat to give the seat a back. Each of the 5 back types can be crafted out of any of the 4 wood varieties and mixed and matched with the seats. Using a different back wood color than the seat will cause the legs to change color to match the back. The seats can also be “upholstered” using vanilla carpets. Simply right click with any of the 16 vanilla carpets to apply that color to the seat. To remove the carpet, right click the seat with the screw gun. To remove the seat back, right click the seat with the screw gun again, with the carpet removed. The seats can also be connected together if 2 or more seats are placed next to each other and the top (the cloth seat) of each seat is sneak-clicked with the screw gun. The same process on the same seats will disconnect the seats if they are connected.

Description

The dinner plate is a block that holds up to 3 stacks of food. The food that is placed on the plate can be eaten from the plate with no GUI. The player will consume up to 3 pieces of food (one from each slot) if the player is hungry enough. Food will cease to be consumed when the player is no longer hungry. For example, if there is 3 pieces of food on the dinner plate and it only takes 1 to fill the player up, the other 2 will not be eaten.

Usage

If the player has food in his hand when right clicking, the Dinner Plate will automatically accept the food and place it on the plate. If the plate is empty and the player clicks without food in hand, the GUI will open, otherwise, the player must shift-click with an empty hand to open the GUI. The dinner plate can be ate from by right clicking the plate 4 times. The first 3 clicks are the “chewing” of the food, following by the eating on the 4th.

Recipe

Config Options

Look for these options in Minecraft folder under config/BiblioCraft.cfg

There is a “force fast render” option that will force the dinner plate to always render the items on it in fast render mode. Set to true to force fast render.

"force fast render" {
 B:DinnerPlate=false
}

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*Fixed a duplication bug with the Dinner plates involving items with the same ID but different metadata.
v1.5.3
*Fixed a rotation bug with the Dinner Plate that caused it to be placed facing the opposite direction (noticeable with certain foods).
v1.5.0
*Added Dinner Plates. Up to 3 stacks of food may be placed on a dinner plate. If the player has food in his hand when right clicking, the Dinner Plate will automatically accept the food and place it on the plate. If the plate is empty and the player clicks without food in hand, the GUI will open, otherwise, the player must shift-click with an empty hand to open the GUI. The dinner plate can be ate from by right clicking the plate 4 times. The first 3 clicks are the “chewing” of the food, following by the eating on the 4th. The player will consume up to 3 pieces of food (one from each slot) if the player is hungry enough. Food will cease to be consumed when the player is no longer hungry.

Description

The disc rack is a storage device for  up to 9 discs including vanilla music discs and computer craft floppy disks. Dinner plates also work in the disc rack.

Usage

Right click with a disc in hand to add to that slot, if you hand does not have a disc or the disc rack is full, a GUI interface will open. Sneak-click a disc with an empty hand to remove that disc.   Disc racks can be rotated on the wall by right clicking with a screw gun or the hand drill. Sneak right-clicking will rotate the disc rack on the floor and ceiling.

Recipe

The slabs can be any type of wood slab.

Config Options

Look for these options in Minecraft folder under config/BiblioCraft.cfg

There is a “force fast render” option that will force the disc rack to always render the items on it in fast render mode. Set to true to force fast render.

"force fast render" {
 B:DiscRack=false
}

There is also a way to add more items to the disc rack.

  # These are keywords that add additional support for more types of discs and items that are allowed to be placed on the disc rack. Add more keywords if you wish to allow more types of items to be displayed
 S:AdditionalDiscs=disc, disk

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Changelog

v1.5.0
*Added Disc Racks. Up to 9 discs can be placed in the disc rack. They work just click bookcases. Right click with a disc to add to that slot, if you hand does not have a disc or the disc rack is full, a GUI interface will open. Sneak-click a disc with an empty hand to remove that disc. There is also a config line to add new items to the disc rack (just like the bookcase) if there is something in a mod that doesn’t work and you would like it to.

Description

The cookie jar is a jar for cookies. The jar currently accepts any item and for each slot filled, up to 8, there will appear a cookie in the jar. If mana cookies from Botania mod are placed in the jar, a blue cookie will appear in the jar.

The cookie jar also emits a redstone pulse when the jar is opened. Catch someone with their hand in the cookie jar!

Recipe

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Changelog

v1.9.0
*Cookie jars will now render Mana Cookies from Botania with the mana cookie texture.
v1.4.0
*New Block: Cookie Jar. Emits a redstone signal when opened. Catch someone with their hand in the cookie jar! Currently accepts any item and for each slot filled, up to 8, there will appear a cookie in the jar.