definetly up there with thaumcraft, witchcraft and the deep dark mod

​@Praecantetia by witchcraft do you mean Witchery

@@Praecantetia thaumcraft sadly sucks nowadays. for some reason, the creator decides to redo the whole mod into a new concept every update without even finishing it once. old thaumcraft was so fun but now most people, including me just find it meh :/

​@@logictom7254if i remember correctly thaumcraft is now being remade by cofh devs cuz the og dev is busy and basically stepped away from mod making

I remember playing it on my elder brother's PC (in a modpack) and I found a door on the moon (from Galacticraft iirc) and when I stepped inside - uh.... I kinda quit because of those red eyes (I don't remember much but I'm 90% sure that was this mod)

Half of the damn video too

its popular and famous but forgotten Till the new update I totally forgot about it.

The other two mods are also still in development with current versions, so actually none of the mods in this video are forgotten.

I understand where you're coming from, but there was a few factors that made me decide to include it regardless of its current relevancy. Even though its one of the most popular mods made, a huge portion of the player base has never touched it, and probably never would've if it wasn't just recently updated (an update that came out not long after I finished writing the initial script of the video). At the time of scripting the video, hardly anyone was actually talking about what the Aether mod included, rather any discussion would just be thinking back on its existence or referencing it through memes. My thought process behind "forgotten" wasn't necessarily "mods that no one remembers at all because they were hardly significant", but more "mods that once were a staple to mod the game with that have now fallen out of the public interest". Of course with the re-release of the Aether on current versions, it's not as forgotten in that sense as it was, but it's impact on the modding scene and relevancy to the topic made it a priority to cover in my mind at the time :))

@@viorp5267 At the time tropicraft was pretty popular too. Not as popular as the other two though.

PS: I have two youtube accounts due to google+ splitting accounts and I was on this one. My other one has previews for some cool of the cool stuff including and old WIP version of the Tesselating Loom I mentioned.

@@waterpicker6879 good to find the actual dev of this mod here, is there any way to add or access more dimensions, i also never seem to get the quartz door dye feature to work, i always seem to get the same few dimensions with 1 or 2 unique ones, is this how it should be or do i keep doing something wrong

I love your pfp 🥰

Thats really cool to see you here, and thank you for watching! I love the work your doing with keeping the mod alive :))

@waterpicker6879 Ayy! Since you're the main dev, I might as well make you aware of what @DonnaPinciot has said in the comments already. They mentioned that they miss a previous feature of the Rift Blade. I'll go ahead and paste a section of their comment here: ~ For Dimensional Doors, I miss the original function of the Rift Blade. It let you charge to open a temporary rift anywhere in the world, leading to an isolated pocket at that position. It left a temporary rift at the position you entered, where the door would normally come out in a regular pocket. However, you didn't have to use that rift to come out. You could charge-open another rift with the Rift Blade, and it would send you out at the relative coordinates of that rift in your original dimension. ~

Hehe thats pretty cool

THIS!!! I LOVE IT

When?

Back when I had dimensional doors in a modpack, I saw "limbo" and fell in love. More recently, I wanted to make a base in Limbo - as long as it is made of certain blocks, it is resistant against decay, and the decay blocks can be used for very unique interactions and farms (like an automatic gravel farm) I wish i had the time or a server to do it in. I think it would rock, and basically nobody would find me.

​@@purplenanite That sounds epic! And very secure as to find you they would have to intentionally enter Limbo and look for you.

The one that was in RAD2 just didn’t have the same allure as the original, which was pretty unfortunate.

@@NH4NO3NPK rad 2 is a completely different thing, I wanted to start a run and thought it was the overall same progression pattern just with more stuff to do, like a naturall successor but I also was pretty disappointed

@@mikemeier7228 I had a lot of problems with RAD2 given that I played it in the beta, but they fixed it a lot in later updates. I still don’t like it as much as the original, though I hear that RAD3 will be a lot better.

for real

bro 11k wtf, this guy is so entertaining

This is because they pour in a lot of effort on specific things, and popular KZfaqrs just put them on other stuff since they have more to manage(I think)

THAT IS SO TRUE

the views are increasing rapidly

You can still do that just not with the blade, if you place a wooden dimensional door in a pocket dimension made by an iron door, the exit will appear at those relative coordinates.

@@codebracker Huh, that's good to know! I'm still sad that the blade has lacked this feature for so long, though. I think the last it had it was back in 1.6.4? Since it was in my first experience with it, it's such a nostalgic part of the mod to me, but it hasn't even been a config option in any version since.

@@DonnaPinciot it was a glitch I believe, since making rifts generally costs a stabilised fabric and the sword could just make an infinite amount for free. If the functionality returned it would probably have to be an endgame tool

@@codebracker It wasn't a glitch, it's just how the blade worked before. It even had a tooltip explaining it! The rifts the blade opened didn't leave behind actual fractal rift things when they closed, they were just a single-use doorway to/from a new pocket dimension.

@@DonnaPinciot from what I heard it was just supposed to open single use portals on existing rifts

I agree with all of these except for the third person one. The third person is iconic.

@@xythrr okay yeah it is pretty iconic

yeah I honestly miss the old style of MC videos! I used to watch so much modded MC content it bordered on an addiction now however 99,9% of MC KZfaqrs are like they're on crack bordering on ineligible gobbledegook which I honestly hate or doing one video instead of a series or if the attempt to do a series they axing it half way through because they got bored & heaven forbid you want to find something new & decent to watch with KZfaq's dog water search engine. it honestly sucks what Minecraft content has become same goes for YT, taking hours to find something decent to watch.

Well that wae og youtube

Like bill cipher?

Dude is literally a badly drawn obito/madara from naruto.

@@nif4345 me when youtube uses google translate and translates this comment as 'Lubisz szyfr rachunku?' which means 'do you like ciphering of the bills?'

@@equilibrum999I do like the Cypering of the Bills. Autocorrect has a point.

@@seigeengine*white zetsu

Which is kind of funny cause that progress concept did actually make it to the base game with blaze rods for the end dimension.

in one way, the end kinda was like the aether, just differently interpreted by different people

The End dimension felt like an extremely weak attempt at replicating the Aether concept (floating islands, locked behind Nether progression, contains a boss fight). However, it was so much worse, especially in the initial release where the End was just a single floating island in an infinite void.

I think Mojang wanted to stray away from the whole heaven/hell concept. The aether is also far more of an RPG, whereas Minecraft is deliberately only a little RPG-ish.

​@@seigeengineyeah, but they really have no reason to

Thank you for enjoying it! Honestly I did want to cover a lot more of the lesser known ones but the video got too long for me to finish so I ended up with these 3 (which are definitely some of the most well known older dimension mods), I'll probably make another one of these tho and hopefully cover more lesser known mods :D If you mean the animated font, it's just my own writing with a mouse haha, besides that I use Lemon Milk and Minecraft Ten :)

THE LION KING DIMENSION MOD... that was my favourite section of dantdm's modded letsplay. i watched those episodes so many times. i had completely forgotten about it by now.

Oh goodness, that and the bug dimension we're some of my favorite dimensions in the PopularMMOs modpack series. So much creativity

I think he meant bigger structures like Mineshafts, Strongholds, and Woodland Mansions.

@@Boomblox5896 Probably, but it's not correct to say that Minecraft didn't have dungeons _period_ back when the Aether came out.

@@DonnaPinciot When have KZfaqrs ever been correct in their exact terminology when they want to talk about something?

@@Boomblox5896 chill bruh, he gets it

@@DonnaPinciot Also I recall he said there were no dungeons TO EXPLORE. The dungeons we had back then were just single rooms. You can't really "explore" that like you can explore a mansion or temple.

are you self promoing 👀

@@bj-yh2sw Crap, I've been found out. Pretend you never saw me!

Your name sounds familiar... Wait a minute!

Hey….wait a second!

dnd themed you say? This could either be amazing or awful.

_absolutely all of this i agree with_

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Real

I do agree

only two, I suppose

Its based on the old color palette, that's why it looks odd on modern Minecraft

I sorta agree but some how it sorta fits

The idea of the colour palette is desaturated colours of the vanilla blocks, I assume this is because it’s up high and the lower oxygen desaturates the colours