Uyjulian's X-ray Mod

Play your tunes (mp3/ogg/wav/m4a/flac) inside Minecraft. Browse your folders (and drives) and play the songs in them. Also opens playlists (m3u/pls). Not exactly a necessary mod, but I was bored waiting for MCP to ever updatePlay your tunes (mp3/ogg/wav/m4a/flac) inside Minecraft. Browse your folders (and drives) and play the songs in them. Also opens playlists (m3u/pls). Not exactly a necessary mod, but I was bored waiting for MCP to ever update

This is the beginning of a (hopefully) much larger clock mod based on Mumfrey's Liteloader example mod for 1.9. I've changed the code a bit to make this a clock that can show the time of day in Minecraft, as well as the current time displayed on your computer as the mod was originally programmed to do. I've also reorganized the code to allow for new features I have planned for later updates. At this point in time, this mod only provides a clock face and hands for the Minecraft world time and the time your computer displays -- perfect for use with fullscreen.This is the beginning of a (hopefully) much larger clock mod based on Mumfrey's Liteloader example mod for 1.9. I've changed the code a bit to make this a clock that can show the time of day in Minecraft, as well as the current time displayed on your computer as the mod was originally programmed to do. I've also reorganized the code to allow for new features I have planned for later updates. At this point in time, this mod only provides a clock face and hands for the Minecraft world time and the time your computer displays -- perfect for use with fullscreen.

MAtmos is a sound atmosphere generator for Minecraft. Whenever you play on any multiplayer server or in singleplayer, it looks at your surroundings and generates natural noises as a soundscape, such as birds chirpling in the forest, rumbling noises near a lava lake or wind gusts on a hilltop. This fills out the perpetual silence of Minecraft.MAtmos is a sound atmosphere generator for Minecraft. Whenever you play on any multiplayer server or in singleplayer, it looks at your surroundings and generates natural noises as a soundscape, such as birds chirpling in the forest, rumbling noises near a lava lake or wind gusts on a hilltop. This fills out the perpetual silence of Minecraft.