More Backpacks [Forestry Addon]

Description

Finally a backpack for every occasion!

This mod is an addon for Forestry, and adds a bunch of new backpacks, each on crafted just like the vanilla forestry ones.

The Backpacks!

• Redstone Engineer's Backpack - holds redstone dust, torches, repeaters, levers, buttons, and pressure plates. Special Item: Block of Redstone
• Farmer's Backpack - holds plant materials like seeds and wheat, as well as netherwart, cacti, reeds, and if you have Industrialcraft 2 installed, it holds seed bags, the cropnalizer, fertilizer and hydration cells. Special Item:Seeds
• Survivalist's Backpack - holds food! Lots of food! All cooked meats (not raw), bread, mushroom soup, apples, forestry honey pots, and if you have Industrialcraft 2, it can hold full and empty food cans, and if you have Thaumcraft 3 it can hold meat nuggets and the triple meat treat. Special Item: Cooked Porkchops
• Artist's Backpack - holds all dyes registered with Forge, decorative blocks such as wool, stone bricks, bricks, slabs, stairs, torches, lamps, glass, ect: Industrialcraft 2 painters, iron fence, scafold. Special Item: Yellow Dye
• Magician's Backpack - holds anything related to magic, from bottle o' enchanting, enchanted books, to Thaumcraft 3 golems, jars, essences, wands and more. Special Item: Enchanted Books
• Metallurgist's Backpack - Hold (nearly) all metal nuggets, ingots, blocks, dusts, small dusts and plates. Special Item: Gold Ingot
• Hydraulic Engineer's Backpack - Holds all liquid containers registered with Forge, as well as liquid transport and storage devices. Special Item: Empty Buckets
• Jewler's Backpack - Holds any items from the Ore Dictionary that start with "gem" such and diamonds, emeralds, Redpower and Gregtech rubies, sapphires and others. Special Item: Emeralds
• Logistical Engineer's Backpack - Holds anything relating to item transport, from hoppers, rails and carts to Buildcraft Pipes.
• Electrician's Backpack - Holds anything related to energy or power, from MJ to EU. Special Item: If IC2 is installed it will be copper cables, if Buildcraft it will be gold power pipes and if neither it will be redstone dust.
• Nuclear Engineer's Backpack - REQUIRES Indusrtrialcraft 2: Holds all nuclear reactor components, as well as the reactor and reactor chambers. Can hold all GregTech reactor components as well. Special Item: Coolant cells
• Programmer's Backpack - REQUIRES ComputerCraft: Holds computers, cables floppy disks, turtles. Special Item: Cables

Installation

You MUST have Forestry installed first: Get Forestry Here.
Install Red Gear Core¹.
Just toss the More Backpacks.jar into your mods folder.
In the config you can easily enable or disable any backpacks you like, and change the item ID's if necessary.

¹Must be version 2.0.2 or higher

Adding Items To Backpacks

If you want to configure the items a backpack holds, go into the config folder located in config/redgear/morebackpacks. Inside you'll find a series of .json files for each backpack. Open the one you want to edit with a text editor. There are only two values in these files.

• The first value; backpackKey, is the name of the backpack.
• The second value; items, is a list of approved items using the new 1.7 item registration system. You can find the values for these in the fml-client logs.
  • The syntax for these entries is "modId:itemName@meta" where "@meta" is optional and leaving it empty will allow any meta value. Save and restart minecraft to see your changes effects. Deleting one of these files will replace it with the default.

What Happens when two backpacks hold the same thing?

Forestry already handles this, since it is possible to have two of the same backpack. What happens is first it will look at your hot bar, and fill any backpacks from left to right. So if your hot bar has a miners and a redstone backpack, it will put any redstone into the left-most. If your hot bar has no backpack space, it will go to the top row of your inventory and fill from left to right, and then down to the next row and so on.

Hopefully this picture will help make it clearer.

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install