death exchange (fabric)
Death exchange mini-game (fabric required)
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About this mod Machine translation
Death exchange mini-game (fabric required)
I believe many of you have watched Dream’s Death Swap video. I wonder if you want to play this little game with your friends, but Dream doesn’t seem to have released a plug-in for this little game, so I imitated Dream and wrote one.
/startswapdeath starts the death swap game
/startswapdeath2 starts a death swap game without random teleportation
/setswaptime value (value is the swap interval time, in seconds)
/aboutdeathswap About this mod
When playing the game, please install fabric with your friends. Minecraft version 1.16.5 is recommended. The game requires at least two people to participate.
After downloading, unzip the jar file and put it into the mod folder of the game to complete the installation (only the host side installation is required)
Change log
1.1.4: Fixed the bug of swapping positions with eliminated players
1.2: Optimized the code to reduce the resources occupied when players exchange
1.4.1: Fixed Nogan bug
1.5: Fixed the bug of modifying time and the logic of not finding safe coordinates
2.1 Optimized the code to make it run more smoothly and fixed the Nogan bug
2.2 Fixed a series of bugs caused by multi-threading
2.3 Support multiple languages
This is the first time to develop related plug-ins. If there are any bugs or deficiencies, please feel free to give us feedback in the comment area.
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Install & use Install: Java Edition mods (mod loader required)
- Install a mod loader first: Fabric, Forge or NeoForge — pick the one the mod requires and match your game version (without a loader, Java Edition mods do nothing).
- Unzip and read the bundled readme; in multi-version packs, pick the build that matches your game version — a mismatched build is refused at launch.
- Put .jar mods into .minecraft/mods; resource packs go into resourcepacks, saves into saves, and shaders into shaderpacks (with a shader mod installed).
- Launch the game — the loading log lists every loaded mod; seeing this one there means it is installed.
Mods with dependencies (such as Fabric API) need those installed too; mods, resource packs and saves each use a different folder.