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[1.7.2]SteamTech||Updated 6/22/14


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SteamTech is a mod based off the SteamPunk genre. It as well as adding blocks, items, and machines to your world it adds Interesting game-play such as Chemistry, Automation, and Modular transport vehicles. This mod does add some things that other popular mods do but adds them in a different way. Unlike most others it has two power-systems. It uses not only electricity but mechanical energy. SteamTech also adds many decorative items such as wallclocks, light, desks, and chairs. Please note, This mod is still a Work-In-Progress and has quite a bit to go. We would love to hear your input and see what you would want in SteamTech.

 

Content:

 

The mod has

 

 

 

Cinema:

 

The Minecraft community is full of you-tubers and streamers. If you tell us that you make such content with SteamTech we will post that in a list here.

 

*[ironhammer354's Twitch]{Occasional Streaming of code}

 

 

License:

 

This mod is covered by Ironhammer354's Minecraft Mod License. View the license on Ironhammer354's website [HERE]. Thank You!

 

 

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Supported Servers:

 

*ST-Offical Test{Whitelist,24/7,Invite Only}

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Development Team:

 

    Ironhammer354- Head Developer, Everythinger.

    MitchellBrine- Code Developer and Wiki Editor.

    SAFCxHarter- Code Developer.

    BIOhazard_inc- Texture Artist, Modeller, and Wiki Editor.

    MrComputerGhost- Code Developer and Wiki Editor.

    PlunderPixels- Texture Artist.

    Signma85- Texture Artist.

 

 

Make a [suggestion].

Report a [issue].

[Vote] on the future of the mod!{Broken}

Learn more on the [Wiki].

View our current list of [ideas].

Want to help? Check out our [GitHub] repo.

[Download] the mod and see it for yourself!

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