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This Minecraft Mod Lets you Build an Actual Functioning PC and then Play Doom on It

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There are already plenty of fantastic Minecraft mods available online, which completely overhaul everything from the sandbox game's exploration to its resource automation, and there's another to be added to the list that'll let you put together an actual, functioning PC in-game. With a case, working components, ISO imports, and everything else. And, of course, the chance to play Doom in Minecraft.



Delta2force is the creator of the VM Computers mod, announces that you can order computer components from a satellite orbiting about your Minecraft world to make a computer that actually functions. According to the site, it seems you order your dream (virtual Minecraft) PC's component parts individually by creating an "ordering tablet" from the crafting menu, then wait for a satellite - which "orbits the Minecraft world five times per day" and will appear over the horizon.



The modder explained that the menus are packed with instructions, so you'll be able to order items quickly. Once you've placed your order and received your products, you will need to create an online drive and begin importing ISOs, setting up a case and using your own blocky computer.
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It is worth noting that the mod is an VM and will make use of space, CPU, RAM, and other resources from your computer.



Here's a short video of the mod in action. It shows the tiny virtual PC doing everything a large computer can do, including opening Microsoft Paint and playing Doom.



I created a Minecraft mod that lets you build computers that work as virtual machines, which means they're basically real computers. You can order computer parts from space by using a tablet. From gaming



You can grab the mod here if want to. Make sure to take note of the modder's instructions and advice (particularly their note regarding possible effects on VirtualBox settings) and, as ever, mod at your own risk!

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