Zed Custom Create Pack
Custom Modded Minecraft
September - November 2024
A custom pack I made to match a custom pack Zedaph was playing at the time!
Just some screenshots of some game worlds, mostly minecraft.
A custom pack I made to match a custom pack Zedaph was playing at the time!
Didn't finish this pack, but liked my mushroom house.
Another modded pack set in the desert. What can I say? I love the desert.
This pack was amazing for cooking, and I made a cooking cave. You know, a cave for cooking in. Didn't finish it as in my quest to automate every cooking recipe, I made the world INCREDIBLY laggy.
I dunno. Some kinda world with create. Custom pack, I think.
The Return! This was like my third return to this modpack, and I set out to complete it 100% and completely automate everything. Still holds up as my favorite mod pack of all time.
This was my attempt to make a pack with the same mods Etho was using in his modded series running at this time. It was a VERY pretty pack.
Season 2 of Pidgecraft was actually the same world as season one, but the spawn point was moved like 10k blocks. The Breeze crew expanded to include a few more members, including Rex who rode off a waterfall cliff with me.
I need to look up if its possible for me to find the version where you could do this, but you used to be able to create custom end island worlds with only the warm ocean biome which would result in these AMAZINGLY TREACHEROUS floating island made like 50% of floating sand. Add in hardcore mode, and you have the best non-modded custom vanilla experience I've ever been able to manufacture. You can't do this anymore on newer versions, I don't think.
Just some LAN time with friends.
As I've done a few times now, I picked up a pack because a Hermitcraft member was playin it, this time Etho playing TerraFirmaPunk, a blend of TerraFirmaCraft and some Tech mods. Good times.
This was a custom pack, I think - I was into Immersive Engineering pretty heavily at the time, and Biomes O' Plenty was a lot of fun.
I was just playing around with some farming and biome mods here.
I don't remember, but I think this might have been a pack? It had the builder, so I was able to go ham on some very large very ugly buildings.
Stoneblock was one of the first playthroughs I've done where I felt like my final build had a little bit of coherency to the design. Fun pack, but I've never been able to get deeply into the sequels.
This is a semi-famous island start seed, thought I'd check it out.
I went HARD on this pack, and beat it 100%. It was a time. I think this world might be the reason I got burned out on tech tree packs though - it really is a very long tech tree.
Spent a bunch of time playing around with mods in various worlds.
Can't remember the name of the pack, but it had chipped, which made for pretty builds.
Didn't get far with this, but I tried to make a desert pack myself based on Crash Landing.
I think this was actually my second attempt at TerraFirmaCraft, though the first time I actually made some progress. Didn't make it all the way to steel, I don't think, but had fun and learned a lot.
I should look this pack up again - deep dark survival is a great pack idea, though I didn't make it far with this one, I don't think.
This is an incredibly meaningful and intentional screenshot, I swear.
Few different worlds here - Northwood again, a creative world when I found custom heads, and some other random builds. The castle/mushroom shot is of one of my original long play worlds.
Can't remember much about this pack other than I tried to keep a witches giant cat as a pet. AE based packs are always a hoot.
This was a creative multiplayer world I played with some kids. Grady was there, I think?
This was one of those hub world online servers - I can't remember much about it, there was a dwarf game.
My first playthrough of my favorite pack of all time! I mean, not technically my very first - it's hardcore and you die and reset like 15-20 times before you get anywhere, but my first successfull playthrough. Still love this pack.
Playing around with microblocks in creative.
At one point I had a fairly big creative testing world. This is the only screenshot I could find of it.
This was a pack though I can't remember which. My plan was a bunch of floating tree islands around a central hub. It all got a bit messy.
My first foray into TerraFirmaCraft. It went super well and I got super far, as you can see by this extensive and expansive set of images. I totally didn't die like 1000 times.
No idea, other than it obviously had Tinker's Construct in it?
FTB was so amazing in the early days. So much of the stuff in those early packs looks mundane now, but at the time this was crazy ahead of its time. I especially loved the red mesa biome, something vanilla didn't have yet.
Can't remember if this was custom or a pack. It had witchery, which was a great mod, especially when you combined the dark forest biome from BoP. There was a statue mod too, so of course all the Hermits are there.
Almost looks like StoneBlock, but I don't think it's Stoneblock? Custom maybe? That cave is hand built, I remember that much.
Northwood was my first attempt at admining a server. I could have done a lot of things better, but I still love that spawn area design.
Miscilanious shots from a few worlds in 2012. I revisited that green cliff world later in a few custom modded packs - really loved that seed.
I remember very little of this pack other than that there were bees and I was very proud of that fireplace.
A very short lived multiplayer server for some developer friends and I to play on. That house tho - Right??
The fact that this doesn't work dissapoints me to this day.
This was a public creative multiplayer server - one of the first I ever played on. It was for some kinda timelapse channel, as I recall. I remember being really proud that I was in one or two of their timelapse builds.
One of my earlier Skyblock worlds.
This is appropriately some of the oldest minecraft screenshots I can currently find. This was before online minecraft was too much of a thing, so instead my brother Rob and I saved a minecraft world on a thumb drive and passed it back and forth, telling a story as we went. Cooler experience than 90% of the modded stuff I've done since.
Screenshots from the happy early days of WoW, before it became a destructive habit.
