frank turret
And I've been reading through the interactive discord chat and found out lots of information, but I'll list down everything I know about Interactive:
PROS:
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Interactivity: Create Interactive allows for, you guessed it, more interactive physics, which makes the mod more fun to mess around with and creates tomfuckery for people like me.
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Realism: This mod also allows you to create realistic train derailment simulations and also create contraptions on top of other contraptions, so you can do stuff like make better Minecraft obbies and also be able to simulate the operation of locomotives and the lives of railway workers with the pleasure of being able to run on top of moving trains.
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Convenience: This also allows for On-rail contraptions, so this means that train bases and Ore Farms on trains are possible.
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Lightweight: The Mod also makes the game more lightweight because, after the trains are assembled, they aren't one massive entity and will take at least a few million megabytes of your PC's hard drive and CPU Power.
And unfortunately, just like SpaceEye said, this mod is also a work in progress and may have various glitches and bugs, and I'll list below a list of the cons of the mod:
CONS:
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Backrooms Simulator: The Create Train Physics may be having issues with the Valkrien Skies physics, and in my old modpack on Forge, 1.19.2, my trains all disappeared after a train derailment. Essentially, this is a backrooms simulator for trains, and every time they derail, they clip out of existence.
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Anti-Contraption Irony: I tried steam whistles on trains and they won't work, and any onboard create contraptions now don't work, meaning that they need an on-board powersource.
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Shriller of Silence: I know that name makes no sense, but here me out... In Forge 1.19.2, by experience, because of this mod, the trains are now quite as SHIT! That's all I have to say, but train derailments still make sounds, but just the boogies don't.
zenith marsh