One Hour One Life Mods

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Install:
Download the .exe file from github and copy it into your ohol folder, then run it
Download: https://github.com/hetuw/OneLife/releases/

Crafting reference for One Hour One Life. For Android: 4.1 and up Guide: One Hour One Life Game Guide cheats tutorial When updated: 2018-03-10 Star Rating: 2.6 Name: One Hour One Life Game Guide hack for android Extension: Apk Author: Edmund Jones File Name: com.OneHourOneLifeGuide.OneHourOneLifeGuide Current Version: 0.66 User Rating: Everyone Downloads: 50-100 Version: mod, apk, unlock System: Android Type: Education.

Update:
The mod doesnt do any updates. In order to update the mod download a new version and replace it with the old.
You have to check on your own if there is a new version available, older version might become bugged over time and dont contain new updates from jason or me.
Additionally use the vanilla client to update the data, just start it once so it downloads it.

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Help page
press H in game to show all the hotkeys and commands

Object search feature
Press J to add an element to the list, click on an element to remove it again.
Press SHIFT+J to remove the last element from the list.

Players in range
Press P to toggle between the mods and activate it
Shows how many players are near you.
The first family is always your own. (it doesnt count you)
The number next to F shows how many women under 40 there are.
The other number shows how many players of the family there are.
Unknown are players without a name.

Yum finder: (thanks to wondible for providing code)
video: https://i.imgur.com/NrTuG1B.mp4
(feature is not 100% accurate)

Highlight dangerous Animals:
vido https://i.imgur.com/ZvK7iMh.mp4

hetuw.cfg
when you first start the mod it will create a file called 'hetuw.cfg'
inside you can change hotkeys, settings and modify the features a bit

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Zoom
scroll with the mouse to zoom in and out
press -> (right-arrow-key) to zoom out
press <- (left-arrow-key) to zoom in

Coordinates:
coordinates will be displayed in the top left corner, they are relative to your birth location
you can press R and then H (or any other letter) to create a new coordinate where you stand, a list on the left side will pop up.
you can create as many waypoints as there are letters. (for example R and then G)
you can click on a coordinate from your list to set it to your 0, 0 position, all other coordinates will than be relative to it. (on default they will be relative to your birth)
you can CTRL + click on a coord to delete it.
if a bell or apoc tower rings its coords will be added to the list automatic.
if you see a tarr monument than its coords will be added to the list automatic (this is because in vanilla its in the center of the map)
you can press SHIFT+R and then a letter to manually input the coords (the x and y, so you dont need to stand where you want to have your coord)

Food-Value indicator
when you are holding a food item in your hand, it will show you how much food you will gain by eating it

Show player names
all player names will be written above the players, the color depends on your relationship with that person.
your mother is green, your cousins are blue or purple, unrelated people are white.
you can show only first names / full names or no names at all, press N to change it.

Death messages
if someone in your area dies you wll see a death message on your screen.
telling you the name of the person that died, their age and gender.

Emotions
you can press 0-9 and F1-F4 to make emotions
you can also write an emotion in chat, than it will last permantly, you can stop it by pressing 0-9

E
press E to eat what you are holding in hand

Q
press Q to put something in your backpack or take something out

SHIFT+Q
switch the item in your hand with an item inside your backpack

C
press C to pick up or drop a baby

WASD
you can use wasd to go up/left/down/right
this makes it easier to avoid dangerous animals and it will open doors automatically

SHIFT+WASD
similar to left click, will pick up an item in the choosen direction

CTRL+WASD
similar to right click, for example: CTRL+W can be used to pick up an item from a basket that is 1 tile above you

SPACE
similar to left click, can be used to pick up items from the tile you are standing on

CTRL+SPACE
similar to right click on the tile you are standing on

F
press F to stop the camera from moving, with the default client you have to keep holding SPACE to achieve this effect

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X
video: https://i.imgur.com/1FA813s.mp4
lets you see behind trees

L
teach babies your language

Last edited by Whatever (2020-02-10 08:13:10)

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It’s not easy to choose the best vape kit, though, and so we’ve compiled this list to offer some recommendations. If you need a primer on the basics of vape kits, including what to expect when you pick one up and what to look out for, check out the sections at the bottom of the article.

Best Vape Starter Kits – The Top 10

Here are the best vape kits to buy in 2020.

10 – Voopoo Vinci Pod Mod

The Vinci from Voopoo kicks off this best vape pen starter kit list with a “pod mod” that performs impressively well and has a simple design that makes it perfect for new vapers. The device runs on a 1,500 mAh internal battery, supporting vaping between 5 and 40 W. This might not seem like a huge amount if you’re used to box mods, but for nicotine salt e-juices this is more than enough in terms of both wattage and battery life. The device has a square cross-section but it’s really compact and can easily be held like a standard vape pen, with a fire button, display screen and two adjustment buttons on the front face.

The device comes with a 5.5 ml pod, which is inserted directly into the top of the device and also serves as the mouthpiece. You fill these by opening up a little rubber plug on the side of the pod, and the sides are transparent so you can easily see how much juice you have left. The Vinci has a dual airflow system that can be adjusted by removing the pod and rotating it 180 degrees. You get two coils with the kit, one 0.3 ohm option intended for standard e-liquids and another 0.8 ohm option perfectly suited to nicotine salt juices. In either case, the performance is great and you get full, rich flavor from your juice.

The kit comes with the pod, two coils, the device itself and a USB charging cable, and costs $32.95.

9 – Smok Stick V9 Max Starter Kit

The Smok Stick V9 Max kit is one of the best vape kits on the market because it combines the benefits of mods in terms of performance with the simplicity of more basic vape pens. With a single button for operation, an in-built battery and a top-filling tank, it’s just as easy to use as a vape pen but the performance is right up there with the best mods on the market.

The battery is has a huge capacity of 4,000 mAh, which is more than enough to get you through a day of vaping between charges, possibly even two. It doesn’t have a range of settings, a display screen or any other buttons, you just push the fire button and start vaping. The tank has a huge 8.5 ml capacity, and features a swing-open top-filling system with a locking button to prevent it opening accidentally. You get two 0.15 ohm coils with the kit, one with a mesh coil and the other with quad coils. Both coils put out impressive amounts of vapor and produce clear, well-defined flavors. We have a full review of the Stick V9 Max here if you want more information.

The Smok Stick V9 Max kit comes with the device, the tank, two coils, a charging cable and some spare O-rings, and costs $59.99.

8 – Smok G-Priv 3

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The G-Priv 3 from Smok takes a spot in the countdown to the best vaping starter kit thanks to the excellent design and well-presented, touchscreen display. The mod runs on dual 18650 batteries, so it isn’t the most compact device on the market, but it maximizes comfort in-use with a side-mounted firing bar. The display screen is very well-designed, with your main setting shown in the center of the screen and two adjustment buttons on the side, as well as a row at the bottom showing all the additional information you might need. It also has a secondary key so you can lock the screen easily.

The device runs on Smok’s IQ-G chipset, which supports vaping at up to 230 W, along with four “power levels” that give you the option of adjusting the hit strength. The mod supports temperature control vaping with the full range of TC coils, and it also has four memory modes so you can save your most commonly-used settings for easy access. It comes with the TFV16 Lite tank, which has two mesh coils in 0.2 ohm (conical mesh) and 0.15 ohm (dual mesh) resistances, offering impressive performance in terms of both flavor and vapor production.

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The kit costs $73.95.

7 – Lost Vape Q-Ultra

The Lost Vape Q-Ultra takes seventh place in this top vape mod kits list, building on the success of similar devices like the Quest and Orion DNA Go and bringing a more mod-like operation to the world of pod-based vaping. The Q-Ultra has the same basic design as the other pod offerings from Lost Vape, with a mini box mod style design, with the pod slotting into the upper back corner of the device and being released with a dedicated switch on the front face.

You gain access to the pod through a fill-hole on the top of the pod, which has a screw-on cap that sticks out from the top of the device. The pod has a 4 ml capacity, and comes with a 1 ohm and a 0.6 ohm coil, which have a simple press-fit design. The Q-Ultra runs on a 1,600 mAh internal battery, which puts out up to 40 W of power, adjustable using two buttons below the small display screen on the front face of the device. The remainder of the front face is taken up by a square firing button above the display and a USB-C charging port right at the bottom.

If you’re looking for a pod mod that performs well and doesn’t break the bank, it’s a great option at $46.95 for the kit.

6 – Joyetech eGo AIO D22 XL

Like the eGrip II, the eGO AIO is an “all in one” style e-cigarette, but the more beginner-friendly design and the vape pen like layout makes this one of the top recommended vape pen kits. The device takes most of its design cues from the older eGo AIO, with a top cap and mouthpiece that screws off to reveal a 3.5 ml tank built into the body of the device. It packs an impressive 2,300 mAh battery, which puts it right up there with the best vape pen devices on the market in terms of battery life.

The kit comes with two 0.6 ohm stainless steel coils, which are optimized for the MTL vaping style new users ordinarily prefer. Combined with the adjustable airflow, this makes it really easy to set up the device to suit your preferences. With the airflow turned right down, the device works great for MTL vaping, but with the airflow open the vapor production improves substantially. When it comes to ease of use, it couldn’t get much simpler: you unscrew the top cap and fill up into the big opening, and the atomizer heads simply screw into the underside of the top cap.

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The kit is completed by a USB cable, instruction manual and a spare mouthpiece for the device. It’s easily a contender for the title of best vape starter kit, and the price is excellent at just $23.95.

5 – Smok Mag Baby

Smok has been a huge name in the vaping industry since the early days, and the Mag Baby kit is one of their latest offerings. It isn’t the biggest or most powerful mod on the market – with a 50 W maximum output and a built-in 1,600 mAh battery – but it’s ergonomically designed and does more than enough to keep most vapers happy. It looks like the handle of a gun, with a large, clearly-presented OLED on the front and a trigger like fire button on the leading edge.

The mod offers temperature control vaping alongside the 1 to 50 W wattage range, working with all three types of TC-friendly coils. The screen layout and general system is just like on the Alien and other recent Smok mods, and it works really well in use. The firmware is upgradeable too so you can upgrade whenever Smok improves the system.

The kit comes with the mod and TFV12 Baby Prince tank, which has a 4.5 ml capacity, a simple top-filling system and comes with 0.6 ohm and 0.25 ohm dual coil atomizer heads. As well as this you get a replacement glass tube for the tank and a USB charging cable, all for just $59.99.

4 – GeekVape Aegis Mini

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The Aegis Mini from GeekVape is a popular vape mod kit, much like many of other devices in the series. The Mini version strikes a great balance for new vapers, though, with a relatively modest maximum power output of 80 W and a compact, comfortable design. It runs on an internal 2,200 mAh battery, so you don’t need to pick up anything separately if you buy the kit, and it charges at 2 A, so it can reach 80 percent charge in just 30 minutes. It’s also water, dust and shock resistant so if you’re going to be vaping out of the house a lot and/or are a little clumsy, it’s a great option.

The Aegis Mini also has temperature control functionality, supporting all common TC coil materials and running over the usual 200 to 600 °F range. It’s easy to navigate around and change modes thanks to the two dedicated adjustment buttons and the clear LED display screen. The kit comes with the Cerberus tank, which has an impressive 5.5 ml juice capacity, dual adjustable airflow slots and a convenient top-filling design. It comes with two mesh coils, with 0.3 ohms of resistance and rated for up to 45 W, and the tank is also compatible with X1 coils with a slightly lower resistance and a higher maximum rating of 90 W.

You can pick up the kit, including the mod, tank, two coils and a USB charging cable for $50.95.

3 – Voopoo Drag Mini Platinum

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The Drag Mini Platinum from Voopoo takes the spot of third best vape mod starter kit thanks to the sizeable internal battery, excellent design and hard-to-beat performance. It’s a perfect choice for any vapers or smokers looking to pick up their first mod because it has an in-built 4,400 mAh battery, which is more than enough to get you through a day of vaping, even at higher settings. It also charges quickly with the included USB cable.

It has three main modes: variable wattage, temperature control and “FIT” mode. It offers up to 117 W of power in VW mode, works with nickel, titanium and stainless steel coils in TC mode and the FIT mode works with your tank (especially the included one) to give you the best combination of settings for either flavor, clouds or maximizing battery life. The performance in every mode is great, but FIT mode in particular is really useful if you’re new to mods and don’t want to spend time looking for the right setting.

The kit also includes the Uforce T2 tank, which includes the 0.6 ohm P2 coil and the 0.13 ohm N1 coil, both of which are mesh coils that do a great job when it comes to flavor and vapor. The tank has a bubble glass body which can hold 5 ml of e-juice, and it has a convenient sliding top-fill design that makes refilling a really simple process.

The kit costs $79.99. You can read more about the kit in our full review.

2 – JUUL

The JUUL is a unique device, to say the least. With a “pod” system reminiscent of cartridges in cigalike e-cigs – which are simply placed into the top of the device before you start vaping – and a strange, USB stick like design, it might seem like a strange device to find in one of the best vape pen starter kits on the market. But the JUUL’s odd appearance and unique functionality doesn’t detract from how impressively satisfying it is to vape.

The JUUL’s pods are available in five different flavors – Virginia Tobacco, Cool Mint, Fruit Medley, Crème Brulee and Mango – with four included in the kit, and each has a huge nicotine level of 5% (by weight). You might think this would make the JUUL unpleasant to vape, but it’s one of the best e-cig kits for new vapers because the nicotine salts used in the e-juice make it much smoother than most e-liquids on your throat. The short version is that you’ll be able to vape the very high-strength nicotine pods without an unpleasant throat hit. You get a satisfying amount of vapor and a very satisfying hit of nicotine.

The battery of the JUUL is pretty small – just 280 mAh – but it lasts long because the JUUL only operates at low power, and it recharges in just an hour. The biggest benefit of the JUUL – and one of the main reasons it ranks among the best e-cig kits for new vapers – is that it’s so easy to use for new vapers. It brings the satisfaction you’d normally associate with a mod while managing to be even easier to use than a basic cigalike.

The kit costs $49.99 (with free shipping) and comes with the device, four pods and a USB charger.

1 – Smok RPM 80

The RPM 80 from Smok offers an impressive balance between the convenience and simplicity of a pod vaping system with the capability and flexibility of a traditional mod. The RPM 80 essentially takes the term “pod mod” literally, combining pod-style tanks with variable wattage and sub ohm coils to boost the performance beyond most pod devices. The RPM 80 offers up to 80 W of power, with a 3,000 mAh integrated battery, which is far beyond what most pod systems can offer.

The kit comes with two pods: an RPM pod and an RGC pod, with a 0.4 ohm RPM mesh coil and a 0.17 ohm conical mesh RGC coil included as standard. Both of these offer great performance, and have convenient side refill systems, so all you have to do is unplug a silicone stopper and fill up through the hole. The coils are replaceable too, just like a normal tank, so you just need to buy a replacement when the flavor or vapor production starts to diminish (usually after a couple of weeks of use).

The RPM 80 has a color OLED display screen, which shows your current setting and all of the key information about your coil. There are two adjustment buttons below the screen so you can dial in your setting easily, and a large square fire button for vaping. It does a great job of being easy to use while still offering an interface comparable to much more complicated mods.

You can pick up the RPM 80 for $37.95.

Vape Pen Starter Kits: A Brief Guide

The top 10 of the best vape starter kit choices above gives you everything you really need to know to find a suitable ecig starter kit for your needs, but you might feel a little overwhelmed by all of the options. What is supposed to be included in a vape kit? Is it ever worth picking up cheap vape kits? Are there any vaporizer kits that are better than others for beginners? What's the best vape to buy? Here’s a quick run-down of some extra details to help you make your decision.

What is a Vape Kit?

A vaping starter kit is simply a box or bundle which contains almost everything you need to start vaping. A kit will always contain a vape pen, vape mod or even a cigalike battery and some sort of atomizer, whether a tank, clearomizer, cartomizer, “pod” or – less commonly – something a bit more advanced like an RDA. These are the two key components of your vaping experience: the thing that vaporizes the e-juice (your atomizer) and the thing that powers the vaporization (the battery). To go with this, vapor starter kits generally also include spare coils for your tank and a USB charger for the battery.

However, an e-cig vaporizer kit doesn’t contain everything you need to start vaping in most cases. Sometimes, a vape mod kit will include a device which requires separate batteries, and in these cases there is rarely a battery (or two) included with the kit. Similarly, all vaping requires e-liquid, but most kits don’t include e-liquid as standard.

What Should You Look For in a Vape Pen Starter Kit?

So if you’re trying to find the best-rated vape pen starter kit, what should it include? The basic components – a battery of some type and an atomizer – are absolutely essential. There is a lot of variation in how exactly this might be accomplished, but you can generally make your decision based on how comfortable and familiar you are with vaping. If you’ve tried vaping before but want better performance, the best advice is to get a vape mod starter kit with a sub ohm tank included. These are just about as easy to use as basic vape pens, but the performance is markedly improved. If you want something simpler, a vape pen or pod-style kit (like the JUUL) is the best choice.

Regardless of the type of device you choose, always check how many atomizer heads (or pods) are included with the kit. For any type of tank or clearomizer, the top e-cig kit options will offer at least two coils. These tend to last two to three weeks each, although this does vary, so two coils will be enough to give you an idea of whether you’ll enjoy vaping and whether it’s worth picking up more coils for the same tank in a future purchase. If you’re using a pod-style device, there should ideally be at least four pods included, because these are also your source of e-juice and will run out much more quickly.

Although some of the best-reviewed vape mod kits will also include vape juice (such as the VaporFi Vex 150 TC kit), this isn’t common and you’ll need to pick up some e-juice separately in any case. Getting an e-juice starter kit or a vape pen starter kit with e-juice is ideal in some ways, but the benefits are quite limited, so you shouldn’t make this a priority.

Finally, most vapor starter kits will come with either a vape pen or a mod that has a battery built in. This is a benefit for most beginner vapers because it’s simpler, and so there are some definite advantages to in-built battery mods. However, batteries are generally affordable, and do provide more flexibility because if you run into any issues, you can simply buy new batteries rather than needing a whole new device. Similarly, you can bring spare batteries out of the house with you – charged and ready to go – which you can’t do with in-built battery mods.

So if you’re looking for the best e-cig kit, there is a lot to consider, but in general the most important thing to think about is whether you primarily want something simpler to use or something that performs with the best of them.

Are Cheap Vaping Starter Kits Worth Considering?

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If you’re new to vaping or you want to be frugal for any other reason, you might be considering various cheap vape mod kits. The question is: can you get good vaping kits without spending too much?

As always, the rule that “you get what you pay for” does hold true. In general, if you choose a cheap e-cigarette kit just because it’s cheap, it's probably not going to be the best when it comes to performance or reliability. That said, if you do a little bit of research, you’ll be able to find a really good vaporizer starter kit without spending too much. For example, the Joyetech eGo AIO D22 XL kit costs less than $25 and performs excellently. Most of the devices we’ve shortlisted in our “best vape starter kit” list aren’t particularly affordable, but it’s equally clear that you don’t have to spend a lot to get started.

What’s the Best Starter E-Cig Kit?

New vapers might be put off by some of the more complex and feature-packed mods on this list. If this feels like you, you may be wondering “what’s the best starter e-cig?” or “what’s the best vape pen for beginners?” The good news is that many devices – ranging from simple pod systems through to vape pens and even some mods – that are well-suited for beginners. In general, if you choose a vape pen like option – for example, the Endura T20, the eGo AIO D22 XL or the Smok Stick V8 Big Baby Beast – you’ll have no problem getting to grips with it as a beginner. The first two devices are arguably the ideal choices if you’re looking for a great vape pen for beginners, because they both support MTL (mouth to lung) vaping, which comes more naturally to smokers.

If you’re looking for vape mods for beginners, the decision is a little harder to make, but you can still find great devices that will meet your needs. The eGrip II is a great option if you don’t mind a bit of complexity because of its all-in-one design, but the Halo Reactor Mega is one of the simplest mods you’ll find that still offers a wealth of features. As long as you’re comfortable with electronic devices, you won’t have an issue adapting to using a mod, but if you want something as simple as possible, stick to vape pens or pod-style devices like the JUUL.

Check Vape Starter Kit Reviews Before Buying

One final piece of advice for anybody looking for the best vape pen starter kit is to check out a few reviews of the kit in question before making your purchase. The mod or vape pen might sound great on paper, but reviewers test the devices extensively, and generally give you a much more realistic picture of the pros and cons of various options. If you want to get the best e-cig kit you can, checking reviews is absolutely essential.

Conclusion: Choose Wisely to Maximize Your Chances of Quitting

The key point to keep in mind is that if you get the best vape mod or vape pen starter kit for your needs, you’ll have a better chance of successfully switching to vaping. Taking your time over your decision and thinking about what you want from a vape kit is better than just diving in without thinking and choosing the first affordable option you come across. There are some excellent starter kits out there, and if you choose carefully, you’ll have a much better chance of choosing one that works for you.