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About this modpack

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This modpacks aims into recreate TU9 but with a twist, what if it released in the 2000s? This modpacks changes the User Interface, Creative Listing, Crafting Listing, Sounds, and everything else that makes it like TU9 from Legacy Console Edition.

Check out the SteamGridDB assets for 2000s Edition here! <br> <br/> <p align="center"> <img src= "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/a883a51d2233102e9c0bd21770a431c55d2da29c.png" width="500"/> </p>

The Installation guide is on the Lasting Legacy Docs, but the recommended ways to install 2000s Edition is through Prism Launcher, ATLauncher, and Modrinth.

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TU9 Accuracy

It aims to recreate Title Update 9 with it's User Interface, items, blocks, terrain, and mob spawning. There's some that can't really be recreated such as the Inventory Screen, and some are altered such as the Title Screen.

Open Source

2000s Edition is mostly used of open-source mods and resource packs. It's avaiable on Nostalgica Forgejo, which gives you the ability to see the code and contribute to the modpack. It's also avaiable as a packwiz project.

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• angrybirds0706 for some of the configs and jsons <br>
• ren for making the Title Screen <br>
• Cjnator38 for making the blocky edition titles <br>
• Wilyicaro for making Legacy4J and making this modpack possible <br>
• AzaleaCatgirl99 for letting the use of the assets from Reborn Resources <br>

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