All it does is add new ores to the game, it doesn't do anything crazy like adding a new dimension or changing the way you craft things. It's an essential mod for every type of mod pack, and one of the most essential mods in the development process.ĬrazyOres is simple yet effective. This was the first mod to introduce the concept of adding new ores to the game. This is a great mod if you don't have a lot of time to actually find ores.ĬrazyOres was the first mod to introduce the concept of adding new ores to the game. This mod is great since you can get any ore without having to actually find it in the world. That being said, they are an alternative that can be used to play with ores, without adding a lot of different ores to your game.ĬrazyOres is a mod that will change ores into a random ore when you mine it. They are also not as well done, and the developer is not very active. They do add some new ores, however, that could be useful in other mods. They are very similar to the ores added by this mod, but they are not as useful. CrazyOresĬrazyOres is a mod that adds a wide variety of ores to Minecraft. If you’re looking for a game that is not Crazy Craft, here are some alternatives to Crazy Craft. The game is a sandbox adventure that lets players do pretty much whatever they want, and the developers have done a great job of providing a wealth of content for players to explore. As far as I know, the only good way to do it is making a super-high-poly model and compare it with a low poly model to extract a normalMap out of it.Crazy Craft is a game for the PC that lets players explore a blocky world filled with all sorts of creatures and items. In case you have to make normalMaps for organic shapes such as humanoids or cars it gets a whole lot more difficult though. But you still have to make that model of course.Ī while ago I also saw yet another trick that involves some photographic skills: This works quite well for textures with plates, pipes or organic shapes. Make a flattened model and just sample the height over it at Width x Height positions.
If you are familiar with modelling, you might also want to try(or make) a tool that converts a model to a heightMap(and normalMap). It won't always be perfect heightMaps, but that is really something you'll have to by (a proffesional) hand, no automation here. Contrast enhancement for making the height difference bigger or soften the overall image. Use noise and gaussian blur to make the heightMap rough, or denoise it to remove sharp speckles. With the grayscale, contrast, negate, (de)noise tools you can certainly come quite far in many situations.
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