
Nuclear bombs and explosives for blowing up villages and landscapes.
7.5 of the 54 points that apply = 14 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
The Nuke Mod adds a collection of bombs, explosives, traps, and related items for causing destruction in Minecraft, with blasts that can damage specific areas and expose players to radiation. Its nuclear weapons include the basic Nuke, the custom-model Nuke, the Fat Man, the compact Thermobaric Bomb, and the especially powerful Tsar Bomb; the Nuke Caller can summon a nuke from above, while the Airstrike Caller sends down ten smaller bombs. Other explosive options include C4, a delayed Time Bomb, Fire Bombs and Molotov Cocktails that ignite fires, Smoke Bombs that cause blindness, Potion Grenades, Phosphorus Bombs that inflict the drowning-like White Phosphorus effect, and Cluster Bombs that throw explosive clusters. Players can also set Grass and Stone Landmines, a Diamond Bomb Trap that detonates when mined, and Mining Charges that drop nearby blocks when they explode; a Wire Cutter defuses landmines and time bombs. Uranium supports most crafting recipes, while plutonium is used for the Fat Man; the mod also adds a Nuclear Catapult that fires nukes, a Dud that remains dangerous despite failing to explode, and an explosion-resistant Obsidian Door activated by redstone. For protection and decoration, it includes a Gas Mask that blocks the White Phosphorus effect, Anti-Radiation to remove radiation effects, a Nuclear Waste Barrel, a nuke-themed painting, an air-raid-siren music disc, and green Nuclear Waste Fluid. The additions use cubic models and mostly block-like bomb designs intended to retain a vanilla-like feel; large explosions, particularly from the Tsar Bomb, can cause lag on lower-memory servers.
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It has no file for a recent Minecraft version. This is about its files for Minecraft 1.18.2.
Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 22 blocks, 19 items, 31 recipes and 2 sounds.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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