“Next I’d like to work on a small, light project of my own design. Now it’s out, what’s next on Darkosto’s to-do list? “The last couple of projects I’ve worked on have been for other people,” he says. “A lot of the projects I work on ask mod developers to do some pretty crazy stuff!” Darkosto admits, adding that it took a full ten months to develop Sky Factory 4, from beginning to end. “I wanted the game to remain open – having to restart the entire modpack and wait wasn’t an option for me.” So he persuaded a mod developer named DarkHax to build a mod that could briefly pause the world and reopen it when time travel happened. You can run it for as long as you can meet its increasing power demands, but the moment you turn it off it’ll reset your world to exactly how it was at the moment you turned it on as if nothing had happened.īuilding this feature was a major technical challenge, Darkosto says. You can literally build a time machine, called a “Parabox”, which generates additional prestige points. “This was a feature specifically requested by Bacon_Donut,” Darkosto explains. You can also try your hand at time travel. Or just a really huge torch.īut completing advancements isn’t the only way to get prestige points.
Once you complete a page, you’ll be granted a “prestige point” which can be used to unlock powerful, permanent upgrades that you’ll have access to in all future games, like pots that can automatically harvest trees and drop their contents in an attached chest. “A lot of people tend to miss this and get a bit lost.”ĭifferent parts of the book are themed around different specialisms – storage, farming, machines, exploration, and more. “We’ve gone through and created a whole new set of advancements that walk the player through early game progression and shows them a number of useful items later on,” says Darkosto. That book I mentioned before? It’ll help you work your way through the pack, and see most of what’s on offer. With the dirt tree you start on, you can make a cobblestone tree, from which you can make clay, bone, and gravel trees, and so on until you’ve got trees that are growing emeralds, diamonds, and gold. But in Sky Factory 4, gold really does grow on trees – gold trees, to be precise. In previous versions of Sky Factory, the early game revolved around carefully sieving dirt, gravel, and sand to extract resources.
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