This is a tutorial for people who are playing Pixelmon for the first time and don't know how to play. It covers everywhere from just starting out, to crafting your first pokeball. Pixelmon Intro Welcome to the Pixelmon World! Don't bother crafting a sword when playing with this mod because, with the exeption of dungeon spawners, normal mobs won't spawn. Replacing them is a large, and constantly growing, roster of pokemon. Upon spawning in a new world, or for the first time on a server. The player is greeted with a screen welcoming them to a mod. Clicking through it, the next screen will give you a selection of starter pokemon to choose from, including: , , , , ,, , , ,, , , , , and . Choose your starter pokemon, and proceed to the next section of the guide. The Pixelmon overlay GUI will be at the left-side of your screen. By default it is maximised and will show the gender, level, and health of the Pokémon in your party. It may be minimised by pressing the "O" key in the default config.

When minimised it will only show the sprites of the pokemon in your party. To scroll forward on your Party you press "]" and "[" to scroll backward. The "R" key sends out the currently selected Pokémon. You may have any number of pokemon out at once. Please note: If an NPC begins a battle with you, your first pokemon will always be the top unfainted pokemon in the list. You will need to initiate the battle by throwing your currently selected pokemon at the trainer or wild pokemon in order to begin battle with the selected pokemon. You may reorder your party at a PC. You have two choices when first starting a new world. The first is to explore the world, looking for a pokemon center. The second is to strike the earth, and mine until you find the diamond required to craft a Healing Table. (Please Note: Healing tables are not dropped when mined, so please be sure about where you wish to place it.) Mining, and the ores found will be explained later in this guide although the crafting of the Healing Table, and other machines will not be covered.

Pokemon centers will be large buildings with a higher chance to spawn in flatter areas. There are many different pokemon centers to be found, although there are two main types. okiedog backpack singaporeThe small pokemon center has a one block wide entrance, four healing machines, and two PC's on either side of the counter, along with some tables and chairs for trainers to relax in. wildcraft unisex black ace laptop backpackLarge pokemon centers are found less frequently. best size backpack for interrailingThey have a two block wide entrance, and two floors. tamrac travel backpack 73

On the first floor there is four healing machines, two pc's, and a trainer relaxation area. The second floor houses two trading machines. hd44780 backpackBoth types of pokemon centers are lit by redstone lamps, although due to a bug, some of them are not always powered.deglingos backpack canada On your way to finding a pokemon center, make sure to grab some Apricorns. They grow as little berries on the tops of Apricorn Trees and can be harvested by right clicking on the tree. The Apricorn will grow back some time later. The tree may be broken, yeilding an oak log, This is not advised. There are curently no PokeMarts in the game, so you're going to have to craft pokeballs yourself. For this you're going to need to go mining for some iron. While mining you'll run into a new ore called Bauxite, which can be smelted in a furnace to obtain Aluminium . 

You don't need it to make a pokeball, but you will need it for some machines such as the PC and the Healer . Once you have a decent amout of iron, return to the surface and craft the following. One Anvil, at least five Iron Disks, at least five Pokeball Disks, an Iron Hammer , and at least five Stone Buttons. The crafting recipices can be found both below, and at their respective pages. In order to craft a pokeball you're going to have to have placed down your anvil. Once you've done so right click on it with a Pokeball Disk or an Iron Disk to begin the crafting process. Hold left click with the hammer, to hammer the disk into shape, this will use one use on the hammer for each stage of progression. Once the disc won't get anymore round, right click to take it off. Do this with all your Iron Disks and Pokeball Disks. Once this is done they may be crafted together like so (The recipie is shapeless so you can do it in your inventory crafting.): This is as far as this guide goes.

As some last notes, Battling works the same as in any Pokemon game, and wild pokemon will heal to full every time they exit a battle unfeinted. For further information, please check out these pages:Backpacks Mod 1.11.2 adds craftable backpacks into Minecraft that really improve inventory management. Backbacks can either be stored in your inventory or worn by placing one in the chest armour slot. This mod is a rewrite of MigthyPorks Backpack Mod. Unfortunately he no longer supports this mod. But he put all his code to the net so others can resurrect it. This is nearly a 100% rewrite of the old mod because the old code was extremely dirty and this is a version for Forge. It allows players to craft and carry backpacks, each of which has as much room as the player’s inventory, or even more! This significantly increases the player’s carrying capacity, from 27 items or stacks of items to a whopping 27×27, seeing as every inventory slot could theoretically contain a backpack. Backpacks Mod is compatible with Minecraft 1.11.2, 1.11 and older versins.

Regular backpacks store 27 items and big backpacks store 57. The colour of the backpack can be changed with dye and special workbench backpacks can be crafted that allow you to open a crafting table anywhere! There are specialty backpacks as well. Some use an alternate form of leather to make backpacks with up to 54 slots. You can even craft an Ender backpack, using an enderchest, to have a link back to your enderchest at home which is much easier to carry around and use than the chest would be. The Backpacks mod is about more than just saving space – it allows players to do more with the space they have. By making Minecraft more efficient in general, this mod helps the game to run more smoothly and forces the player to go home after a good haul far less often. In the Backpacks Mod 1.11.2 and 1.11, you craft a backpack like a chest but with leather instead of wood. For a big backpack use tanned leather instead of normal leather. Backpacks have 27 slots (chest size), and big backpacks have 54 slots (double chest size).

You can also craft a colored backpack if you put any dye in the middle. You can craft an ender backpack (like magic backpack before) which is a portable ender chest and shares its content with the ender chest. You craft it with an ender chest. You can also craft a workbench backpack, which opens a crafting grid. The big workbench backpack also has a little inventory to store a few items and can refill the crafting grid from this inventory. You craft a workbench backpack of course with a workbench in the middle. You can also make a backpack intelligent by putting any kind of workbench backpack next to a Book and Quill. Intelligent workbench backpacks can save up to 9 recipes. You can recolor backpacks by using a dye or the corresponding leather. You can upgrade any backpack, except the ender backpack, to a big backpack. The name and all the content of the backpack are kept. So you don’t have to shuffle the content out of the old backpack into the new bigger one. You can upgrade your backpack by putting tanned leather around it.

You can make bound leather with two leather in the middle outer slots and strings in all other slots. You can burn bound leather in a furnace to get tanned leather. One coal is enough for 8 tanned leather. Workbench backpack consuming wrong items. Personal backpack unequips/vanishes when inventory is full and you try to pickup items. Backpack was picking up wrong items. Implemented support for forge’s recipesorter to prevent warning in logs. Rewrite of most of the code for 1.7 to have a cleaner basis for upcomming features. New save mechanic (no duplicates, no losses, …). Fixed the NEI Support that was broken for quite some time. Added support for VersionChecker. Backpacks Mod 1.11.2 Install Guide This guide will explain how to install Backpacks Mod in Minecraft 1.11.2, 1.11, 1.10.2 and other versions. This is a short installation tutorial and it should not take you more than five minutes to install the downloaded file. Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge.