Minecraft mod curious

Project Description

In this project, we’ll be focusing on consuming and working with data from public APIs.

As a vehicle for learning this concepts, we’ll be selecting an API from a popular website and working to re-construct a simplified version of the website’s existing UI using their own API. For example, you might decide to use the Twitter API to build a basic version of the Twitter feed where users can view and post tweets.

As we build these features, we’ll also be working with the OAuth protocol to authenticate our users with the third-party provider, and using various testing techniques to allow us to test against the third-party data.

The project requirements are listed below:

Listing Of Websites About curious elytra mod

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Curious Elytra is a mod that uses the Caelus API and the Curios API to add a new slot, the Back slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot, either directly or through right-clicking with the elytra held in hand. While the elytra is in this slot, it will grant the same flight capabilities as if it was in your …

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Jan 25, 2021 · Curious Elytra Mod 1.16.5, 1.15.2 uses the Caelus API and the Curios API to add a new slot, the Back slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot, either directly or through right-clicking with the elytra held in hand. While the elytra is in this slot, it will grant the same flight capabilities as if it was in your chestplate slot.

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Aug 08, 2020 · Curious Elytra Mod is a very useful tool that will allow the players to use the elytra with an extra slot in this game. You will get a separate slot for Elyt…

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Curious Elytra Overview. Curious Elytra is a mod that uses the Caelus API and the Curios API to add a new slot, the Back slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot, either directly or through right-clicking with the elytra held in hand. While the elytra is in this slot, it will grant the same flight capabilities as if it was in your chestplate slot.

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Overview. This project is for the Fabric mod loader. To see its counterpart for the Forge mod loader, please go here.. Elytra Trinket is a mod that uses the Caelus API and the Trinkets API to add a new slot, the Cape slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot. While the elytra is in this slot, it will grant the same flight capabilities as if it was in your …

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Mar 30, 2019 · CURIOUS ELYTRA MOD 1.13.2 — watch how to installThis is a tutorial on how to get Curious Elytra mod 1.13.2 for minecraft (with Forge on Windows)[This is a pa…

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Dec 06, 2021 · Incompatibility with unknown mod causing failures upon reconnect bug. #19 opened on Mar 14 by endigma. 9. Elytra doesn’t show enchant glint when enchated bug. #15 opened on Feb 27 by The-VoidX3. 1. Mending does not repair Elytra when in the back slot bug. #13 opened on Feb 5 by RocketSauce28. 5.

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This mod allows you to wear two sets of armor, one for display, one for… Download. Install Mekanism Tools By bradyaidanc. Mekanism Tools by bradyaidanc. 35.8M … Curious Elytra (Forge) By TheIllusiveC4. Curious Elytra (Forge) by …

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May 29, 2021 · Curious Elytra is a mod that uses the Caelus API and the Curios API to add a new slot, the Back slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot, either directly or through right-clicking with the elytra held in hand. Because it provides interaction between Optifine and Fabric mod loader.

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Does anyone know of a mod that adds an extra space for the elytra? I know of Curious Elytra and Colytra but Curious doesn’t have 1.17 and I don’t like Colytra combining the armor and elytra. Are there any like Curious elytra that adds an extra slot available for 1.17?

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May 11, 2021 · Curious Elytra 1.14.3 y 1.14.4 es un mod que se encarga de añadir una nueva casilla al inventario de nuestro personaje. Esta nueva casilla, permite únicamente colocar unas alas Elytra en la casilla, y aunque esto parace poco, en realidad permite algo que nos resultará muy interesante en nuestro día a día.

Creating a New Curio Type

Registering new curio types will always happen through InterModComms (IMC). Use the method to send the necessary information. Send the message during the phase.

The first String parameter is the modid for Curios («curios»).

The second String parameter is a valid method type for IMC processing. The valid types can be found in . Currently there are only two, for type registrations and for modifications of types.

The third parameter is a supplier of the format , with the inner String parameter being a unique identifier for the curio type. Note that duplicate identifiers across multiple mods will be merged together. It is recommended to use identifiers that are as common and generic as possible for your particular use-case to avoid redundancies.

The object has several methods for controlling the attributes of the slot type to be registered:

: Points the slot icon to be used to a particular resource location.
: Determines the order, if applicable, for comparing slot types. Higher priorities are considered greater.
: The default number of slots for this curio type. Note that the size can only be added, not subtracted. So if multiple mods try to register different amounts for the same curio type, the higher one will always be accepted. In addition, this is only used to determine the default amount. Each individual player has a separate slot count that can be manipulated.
: Locks the slot type so that players will not be given any slots related to this type by default. This does not guarantee that the player cannot unlock slots for this type later on.
: Hides the slot type, used by the default Curios GUI to determine if it should show a particular slot type.
: Enables cosmetic slots next to the equipment slots.

About Slot Identifiers

Before you decide on a slot identifier, please first take a look at the Frequently Used Slots page for a list of suggested identifiers to use instead. In addition, before hardcoding your own unique identifier, please take a look at to see if you can utilize one of the suggested presets. This will make integrating with other mods that use the same basic slot types much smoother. If you’re a developer and your mod implements one of these slot types and it’s not on the list, or you would like to suggest a new frequently used slot type, please send me a message.

Slot Icon Textures

Curios supports custom slot icon textures, but in order to let Minecraft know where to find it, you’ll likely have to stitch your textures into the atlas first. Simply subscribe to the event during mod loading (and note that this is all done client-side) and use to add your sprite. The you need to pass in is generally of the form and then the path within the textures folder.

Example:

Language Keys

The default Curio GUI has hovered tooltips that identify the slots using lang file entries. The key format is . If you want your curio slot to use the default GUI and you are not using one of the common curio identifiers included in Curios, you will want to make sure that you have the appropriate language key entry in your lang files in order to format the tooltip correctly.

Available APIs

To start, you need to select an API to work with. We’ve selected the following list of applications for their well-documented public APIs, and relatively straightforward UI’s.

For each project, we have included a rough summary list of features to include. As with any development project, you should focus on moving iteratively through the most basic features before starting on more complex ones. During the project, the instructors will meet with you to assess progress and determine what features to focus on next.

Build a basic version of the Twitter feed. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Twitter account
View a list of recent tweets from my feed
See my basic profile information (profile pic, follower count, following count, etc)
Post a tweet
Favorite a tweet

Extensions:

Retweeting a tweet
Replying to a tweet
Use a paginated or infinite-scroll interface to view more tweets
Unfollow a user

Build a basic version of the Instagram (web) UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Instagram account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View photos for each post
View comments for each post
View like count for each post

Extensions:

Infinite Scroll to view more photos
See trending posts
Show pictures that match a hashtag
Search for a user

Build a basic version of the Tumblr UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Tumblr account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View embedded photo or video content for the posts
Favorite a post
Reblog a post

Extensions:

Create a post (perhaps starting with just text posts and moving on to more complicated types)
Generate a permalink for a post
Follow a user whose post was reblogged into my feed

Build a basic version of the Github profile / feed UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my github account
View basic information about my account (profile pic, number of starred repos, followers, following)
View contribution summary information (Contributions in last year, longest streak, current streak)
View a summary feed of my recent activity (recent commits)
View a summary feed of recent activity from users whom I follow
View a list of organizations I’m a member of
View a list of my repositories

Extensions:

View a list of open pull requests that I have opened
View a list of «@mentions» that I was included in
Create a new repository
Planning & Requirements

Evaluation

You’ll be graded on each of the criteria below with a score of (1) well below
expectations, (2) below expectations, (3) as expected, (4) better than expected.

Feature Delivery

1. Completion

4: Developer delivered all planned features plus 2 extensions.
3: Developer delivered all planned features.
2: Developer reduced functionality to meet the deadline.
1: Developer missed major features and/or the application is not deployed to production.

2. Organization

4: Developer used a project management tool and updated their progress in real-time.
3: Developer used a project management tool to keep their project organized.
2: Developer used a project management tool but didn’t update the progress frequently.
1: Developer failed to use a project management tool to track its progress.

Technical Quality

1. Test-Driven Development

4: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>90%), tests at the feature and unit levels, and does not rely on external * services.
3: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>80%), tests at feature and unit levels, but relies on external services
2: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>70%), but does not adequately balance feature and unit tests
1: Project does not have 70% test coverage

2. Code Quality

4: Project demonstrates exceptionally well factored code.
3: Project demonstrates solid code quality and MVC principles.
2: Project demonstrates some gaps in code quality and/or application of MVC principles.
1: Project demonstrates poor factoring and/or understanding of MVC.

Product Experience

1. User Experience

4: The application is a logical and easy to use implementation of the target application
3: The application covers many interactions of the target application, but has a few holes in lesser-used functionality
2: The application shows effort in the interface, but the result is not effective
1: The application is confusing or difficult to use

Listing Of Websites About curious elytra mod forge

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Overview. This project is for the Forge mod loader. To see its counterpart for the Fabric mod loader, please go here.. Curious Elytra is a mod that uses the Caelus API and the Curios API to add a new slot, the Back slot, to the player inventory and allows the elytra to be placed into this slot, either directly or through right-clicking with the elytra held in hand.

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Adds curio support to the elytra so you can fly and wear chest armor at the same time. … Curious Elytra (Forge) Mods 10,873,438 Downloads Last Updated: Nov 10, 2021 Game Version: 1.16.5. Download Install Description Files Issues …

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Curious Elytra (Forge) Mods. 10,234,727 Downloads Last Updated: Mar 7, 2021 Game Version: 1.16.5. Download. Downloading now… If it doesn’t, click here. Manage your mods and addons with the CurseForge desktop app for Windows and macOS. Download CurseForge App.

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Mar 30, 2019 · CURIOUS ELYTRA MOD 1.13.2 — watch how to installThis is a tutorial on how to get Curious Elytra mod 1.13.2 for minecraft (with Forge on Windows)[This is a pa…

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Aug 08, 2020 · Curious Elytra Mod is a very useful tool that will allow the players to use the elytra with an extra slot in this game. You will get a separate slot for Elyt…

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May 11, 2021 · Descargar Curious Elytra Mod 1.14.3 o Curious Elytra Mod 1.14.4. Doble clic en el archivo descargado de Forge para ejecutar el instalador. Pegar el archivo descargado de «Caelus API» dentro de la carpeta .minecraft/mods. ¡Es hora de planear mientras mantenemos toda la protección del personaje!

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Mar 04, 2021 · Curious Elytra is the one I am looking to find an equivalent plugin for, as it’s much more of a pain to get Fabric/Forge working with Optifine than to add a single plugin for a server. I’ve come across the merged functions before and we’re currently using a Spigot plugin for this.

Evaluation

You’ll be graded on each of the criteria below with a score of (1) well below
expectations, (2) below expectations, (3) as expected, (4) better than expected.

1. Completion

4: Developer delivered all planned features plus 2 extensions.
3: Developer delivered all planned features.
2: Developer reduced functionality to meet the deadline.
1: Developer missed major features and/or the application is not deployed to production.

2. Organization

4: Developer used a project management tool and updated their progress in real-time.
3: Developer used a project management tool to keep their project organized.
2: Developer used a project management tool but didn’t update the progress frequently.
1: Developer failed to use a project management tool to track its progress.

1. Test-Driven Development

4: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>90%), tests at the feature and unit levels, and does not rely on external * services.
3: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>80%), tests at feature and unit levels, but relies on external services
2: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>70%), but does not adequately balance feature and unit tests
1: Project does not have 70% test coverage

2. Code Quality

4: Project demonstrates exceptionally well factored code.
3: Project demonstrates solid code quality and MVC principles.
2: Project demonstrates some gaps in code quality and/or application of MVC principles.
1: Project demonstrates poor factoring and/or understanding of MVC.

1. User Experience

4: The application is a logical and easy to use implementation of the target application
3: The application covers many interactions of the target application, but has a few holes in lesser-used functionality
2: The application shows effort in the interface, but the result is not effective
1: The application is confusing or difficult to use

Evaluation

You’ll be graded on each of the criteria below with a score of (1) well below
expectations, (2) below expectations, (3) as expected, (4) better than expected.

1. Completion

4: Developer delivered all planned features plus 2 extensions.
3: Developer delivered all planned features.
2: Developer reduced functionality to meet the deadline.
1: Developer missed major features and/or the application is not deployed to production.

2. Organization

4: Developer used a project management tool and updated their progress in real-time.
3: Developer used a project management tool to keep their project organized.
2: Developer used a project management tool but didn’t update the progress frequently.
1: Developer failed to use a project management tool to track its progress.

1. Test-Driven Development

4: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>90%), tests at the feature and unit levels, and does not rely on external * services.
3: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>80%), tests at feature and unit levels, but relies on external services
2: Project demonstrates high test coverage (>70%), but does not adequately balance feature and unit tests
1: Project does not have 70% test coverage

2. Code Quality

4: Project demonstrates exceptionally well factored code.
3: Project demonstrates solid code quality and MVC principles.
2: Project demonstrates some gaps in code quality and/or application of MVC principles.
1: Project demonstrates poor factoring and/or understanding of MVC.

1. User Experience

4: The application is a logical and easy to use implementation of the target application
3: The application covers many interactions of the target application, but has a few holes in lesser-used functionality
2: The application shows effort in the interface, but the result is not effective
1: The application is confusing or difficult to use

Available APIs

To start, you need to select an API to work with. We’ve selected the following list of applications for their well-documented public APIs, and relatively straightforward UI’s.

Build a basic version of the Twitter feed. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Twitter account
View a list of recent tweets from my feed
See my basic profile information (profile pic, follower count, following count, etc)
Post a tweet
Favorite a tweet

Extensions:

Retweeting a tweet
Replying to a tweet
Use a paginated or infinite-scroll interface to view more tweets
Unfollow a user

Instagram

Build a basic version of the Instagram (web) UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Instagram account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View photos for each post
View comments for each post
View like count for each post

Extensions:

Infinite Scroll to view more photos
See trending posts
Show pictures that match a hashtag
Search for a user

Tumblr

Build a basic version of the Tumblr UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Tumblr account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View embedded photo or video content for the posts
Favorite a post
Reblog a post

Extensions:

Create a post (perhaps starting with just text posts and moving on to more complicated types)
Generate a permalink for a post
Follow a user whose post was reblogged into my feed

Github

Build a basic version of the Github profile / feed UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my github account
View basic information about my account (profile pic, number of starred repos, followers, following)
View contribution summary information (Contributions in last year, longest streak, current streak)
View a summary feed of my recent activity (recent commits)
View a summary feed of recent activity from users whom I follow
View a list of organizations I’m a member of
View a list of my repositories

Extensions:

View a list of open pull requests that I have opened
View a list of «@mentions» that I was included in
Create a new repository
Planning & Requirements

Technical Expectations

You’ll work with an instructor to define more explicitly the requirements for your specific application, but the basic requirements for this project include:

Use an Omniauth authentication library for authenticating users with the 3rd-party service.
Mimic the interface functionality of one online service from the list below.
Consume an external API to get real data and interact with a third-party service.

The authoritative project requirements will be created and maintained in collaboration with your client through meetings and your project management tool. This means that the requirements for your could differ significantly from other projects.

Available APIs

To start, you need to select an API to work with. We’ve selected the following list of applications for their well-documented public APIs, and relatively straightforward UI’s.

Build a basic version of the Twitter feed. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Twitter account
View a list of recent tweets from my feed
See my basic profile information (profile pic, follower count, following count, etc)
Post a tweet
Favorite a tweet

Extensions:

Retweeting a tweet
Replying to a tweet
Use a paginated or infinite-scroll interface to view more tweets
Unfollow a user

Build a basic version of the Instagram (web) UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Instagram account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View photos for each post
View comments for each post
View like count for each post

Extensions:

Infinite Scroll to view more photos
See trending posts
Show pictures that match a hashtag
Search for a user

Build a basic version of the Tumblr UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my Tumblr account
See my basic profile information (username, profile pic)
View a list of recent posts from my feed
View embedded photo or video content for the posts
Favorite a post
Reblog a post

Extensions:

Create a post (perhaps starting with just text posts and moving on to more complicated types)
Generate a permalink for a post
Follow a user whose post was reblogged into my feed

Build a basic version of the Github profile / feed UI. As a user, I should be able to:

Authenticate with my github account
View basic information about my account (profile pic, number of starred repos, followers, following)
View contribution summary information (Contributions in last year, longest streak, current streak)
View a summary feed of my recent activity (recent commits)
View a summary feed of recent activity from users whom I follow
View a list of organizations I’m a member of
View a list of my repositories

Extensions:

View a list of open pull requests that I have opened
View a list of «@mentions» that I was included in
Create a new repository
Planning & Requirements

Technical Expectations

You’ll work with an instructor to define more explicitly the requirements for your specific application, but the basic requirements for this project include:

Use an Omniauth authentication library for authenticating users with the 3rd-party service.
Mimic the interface functionality of one online service from the list below.
Consume an external API to get real data and interact with a third-party service.

Technical Expectations

You’ll work with an instructor to define more explicitly the requirements for your specific application, but the basic requirements for this project include:

Use an Omniauth authentication library for authenticating users with the 3rd-party service.
Mimic the interface functionality of one online service from the list below.
Consume an external API to get real data and interact with a third-party service.

Project Description

In this project, we’ll be focusing on consuming and working with data from public APIs.

The project requirements are listed below:

Listing Of Websites About curious mc mod

Curios is a flexible and expandable accessory/equipment API for users and developers. The purpose is to provide functionality for developers to add extra accessory/equipment slots in a convenient and compatible manner, as well as to give users the ability to configure these slots to their preferences. By default, Curios does not add any content …

Updated to Minecraft 1.16.2; Archive base name changed from «curios» to «curios-forge» Mod version no longer contains «FORGE» — 2020.08.03 Fixed. Fixed toggle render buttons desyncing when scrolling; Fixed recipe book offsets in Curios GUI — 2020.08.02 Changed Moved ICuriosItemHandler#handleInvalidStacks call to tick …

A flexible and expandable accessory/equipment API for users and developers.

Mar 15, 2019 · CURIOUS SHULKER BOXES MOD 1.13.2 — watch how to installThis is a tutorial on how to get Curious Shulker Boxes mod 1.13.2 for minecraft (with Forge on Windows…

Jul 01, 2020 · Let’s go through the process step-by-step in order to understand how to make a new Curio slot and assign an item to that slot. For this walkthrough, we’re going to make an «Eggs» slot and assign the egg item to that slot. 1. Open the config file. Go into the world save’s serverconfig folder and open the curios-server.toml file.

Jun 05, 2020 · Curio Shulkers Boxes, es una mod para minecraft que permite transforma las Shulker Box en una mochila elegante que podemos acceder a su inventario de una for…

Ender armor is a uniqe armor set exclusive to Minecraft Dungeons Arcade.. in Minecraft Dungeons, it is the unused unique variant of the guard’s armor named «curious armor». Little is known about this item as it never appeared in the full release. It was intended to have a 5% chance to teleport the player when hit, but this ability does appear on the item when edited in …

I installed MINECRAFT MODS in Fortnite!Today I played Fortnite with Custom Minecraft Skins (I installed Fortnite Mods). This is one of the first ever CUSTO…