
Adds a bunch of cool new Doctor Who decorations and items.
38.1 of the 64 points that apply = 60 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
AIT Extras expands the AiT Doctor Who mod with additional TARDIS exteriors, interiors, consoles, sonic devices, decorations, cosmetics, blocks, and items. Its exteriors include a grandfather clock, vanilla police box, postbox, Ghostbusters-style GhostBox, and Type 40 Origin capsule, along with classic, modern, booth, and wood-themed variants. Interior options include Axos, Cherryblossom, Definitive, Exile, Industrial, Rebel, Tron, Undercroft, and War Games, as well as Wooden and Custom Human Nature interiors. For TARDIS décor and building, it adds monitors, an armillary sphere, hat stands, roof crystals, Hudolin supports, candle stands, roundel doors, tube lights, elevator blocks, and metal grate or mesh pieces. The added items include sonic variants such as the cane and several 15th Doctor colors, a classic sonic set spanning the 2nd through 8th Doctors, and Doctor Who-themed foods and accessories such as Jelly Babies, Custard Cream, a fez, scarves, and the 10th Doctor’s coat. It also adds TARDIS travel effects with distinct dematerialization, materialization, flight, sound, and animation variations, including Classic, Fast, Minecart, Type70, and Xmas styles. Optional built-in resource packs offer a project logo, low-resolution item textures, and dark TARDIS GUI styling, with an additional pack for custom control labels documented in the project notes.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 56 blocks, 8 items, 47 recipes and 18 sounds.
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Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's text files.
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