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This Minecraft Mod Lets you Construct a Real, Functioning PC, then Play Doom on It
There are already a lot of incredible Minecraft mods to be found online, overhauling everything from the sandbox game's exploration to its resource automation and there's a third to add to the list that will allow you to build an actual, functioning PC in-game. With a case, working parts, ISO imports, and everything else. You also have the opportunity to play Doom in Minecraft
"Order yourself computer parts from a satellite orbiting your Minecraft world to create an actual working computer!" the VM Computers mod's creator Delta2force announces on its page on Minecraft modding site CurseForge. According to the site it appears that you place an order for your dream (virtual Minecraft) PC's component parts individually by creating an "ordering tablet" in the crafting menu, and then waiting for a satellite that "orbits the Minecraft world five times a day" and will appear overhead.
"The menus are plastered with helpful guides, and you should be able to order your items fairly quickly," the modder explains. After you've placed your order and received your goods, you will require an online drive and begin import of ISOs as well as setting up a case , and using your own computer.
It's important to note, however, that because the mod runs on a VM that it will use CPU, space, and RAM from your real PC.
Here's a video showing the mod in action. It shows the tiny virtual PC doing everything a large computer can do, including activating Microsoft Paint and playing Doom.
I made a minecraft mod that lets you build computers that work as virtual machines, so they're actually real computers. You can buy computer components via space using tablets. From gaming
If you're interested in grabbing the mod for yourself, head to its page here. Bitrix Make sure you read the instructions and advice of the modder (especially their note regarding possible impacts on VirtualBox settings). Mod at your own risk!
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