minecraft fossil archeology mod all crafting recipes 1.7.10

Embryos must be injected into a pig, cow, sheep, or horse (except quagga, which can only be injected into a horse). Avian (bird) eggs are simply thrown like chicken eggs. Aquatic spawns or sacs must be placed in the water to hatch. If the egg is left in a cold place too long, a message will pop up saying 'a prehistoric egg failed to hatch', and if this continues, the egg will die. Terrestrial and amphibious non-avian eggs must be hatched on land in a warm area (sunlight or torchlight works well) that is large enough for the creature.

These items are then analyzed (see recipe below) to get the DNA of one of over forty random species. Another effective means of obtaining these fossils is by sifting through stacks of dirt or sand in the hopes of finding prehistoric bones. To create your first prehistoric creature, you must start by acquiring bio-fossils by mining fossil blocks found underground, tar fossils from analyzing tar drops in swamps, or frozen meat from mining permafrost found deep below ground. Mobs added in the most recent updates are underlined. Also, some prehistoric creatures are available with scientifically accurate/inaccurate feathers/scales and quills (which can be toggled on or off in the Revival mod config file).ĪLPHABETIC LIST OF PREHISTORIC CREATURES Once created, they will have a gender of either male or female, and many of them can be tamed, commanded, and ridden. All prehistoric creatures (with the exception of naturally-spawning nautilus, alligator gar, coelacanth, and sturgeon) must be created by the player.

Diplodocus, one of the prehistoric creatures the player can create.By far the most popular mobs added by this mod are the prehistoric creatures.

Minecraft fossil archeology mod all crafting recipes 1.7.10