What do you mean they are removed in 1.7? Dont items have to have item ids?
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How is OreDict going to work? Items such as steel are added by many mods, so how is this going to work?
As far as I know, items have prefixes based on its origin. For example, stone is represented by minecraft:stone instead of the ID 1. Therefore, it would be something along the lines of railcraft:steel, enderio:steel, rotarycraft:steel and so on.
So I'm getting into TC4 for the first time and Salis Mundus seems to be a big gateway for me right now. What's the best way to farm ethereal essence? I know you can get it from wisps but I have no idea how to find them in TC4.
Best way to get essence is to break the top block of any totems you find in the world. This will destroy the node inside but it drops a bunch of essence.
Failing that, wisps tend to be more plentiful in the nether, or so it seems from my experience. It's best to get some form of flight so you can cover more ground though.
Actually, DragonAPI helps you with item ID conflicts by crashing and telling you the conflicting ID.
As it currently stands mods must register their items to be added to the oreDict; this won't change when IDs are "removed". It's a process that is independent of the ID assigned.
Why would he want to install and new mod into his modpack? He just wants to make certain blocks and transport them into specific Storage Blocks, adding a mod for the sake of it is just silly. He doesn't need to spend hours working out MineTweaker, when he could probably just use a different method in-game.
Now, to begin to actually answer his question:
What are you using to craft it? Workbenches? IC2/TE blocks? We're going to need to know how you're doing this.
Also, it is "MineTweaker", not "Minetweaker".
EnderIO! Not 'enderio'.
Proper nouns are used to show important, capital needing names.
And stop with MineTweaker overriding, why learn a complex mod when there are easier options that produce the exact same outcome.
If anything, he should use IDFix/IDFix Minus.
I'm probably just being blind, or stupid, so I figure this is the place to go.
I've re-picked up Agrarian Skies, to try the 2.1.9 build. Deleted all of the old files in my FTB folder, and got the update.
There is no pre-generated world to play. When I make a new world, I just fall through the ground.
It takes me a long time to update between packs, but I've tried 2.1.9, 2.1.8, and 2.1.7 and none have a world for me to play.
What version has the most recently updated pre-generated world to play on?
I've re-picked up Agrarian Skies, to try the 2.1.9 build. Deleted all of the old files in my FTB folder, and got the update.
There is no pre-generated world to play. When I make a new world, I just fall through the ground.
It takes me a long time to update between packs, but I've tried 2.1.9, 2.1.8, and 2.1.7 and none have a world for me to play.
What version has the most recently updated pre-generated world to play on?
Well, I'm guessing 'Recommended'.
Though, are you sure you're using the right world?
Hmm, I'm downloading the Recommended version now - hopefully that will help. I hadn't thought of that, I always assumed the "Modpack Name" (vX.X.X) in the mod list on the left was listing the stable version number.
[EDIT] Okay, downloading the Recommended version does not have the pre-generated world in Agrarian Skies.
I don't really want to try my luck with the vast amount of online world downloads.
[EDIT #2] Version 2.1.1 has the pre-generated worlds if anyone with my question happens uppon this. Now to update again to 2.1.9
[EDIT] Okay, downloading the Recommended version does not have the pre-generated world in Agrarian Skies.
I don't really want to try my luck with the vast amount of online world downloads.
[EDIT #2] Version 2.1.1 has the pre-generated worlds if anyone with my question happens uppon this. Now to update again to 2.1.9
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Silverwood trees often contain pure nodes. They aren't useful for wand recharging nor anything else other than the research points from scanning them. I usually chop the whole tree down and gather the wispy essence you get from breaking a node. If you have Dartcraft in your mod pack, the Force Mitts give you extra Silverwood sapling drops. You can use them to make a Silverwood farm. Be warned, any Silverwood that grows with a pure node will change the surrounding area into a magical forest biome.
Also, as I scan the Overworld and other dimensions for nodes, I note the least useful nodes. For example, if I find several tiny nodes (less than 25) in a desert, I'll just break them and get the essence that way. I'll also break nodes in other dimensions like the Twilight Forest or the Nether, if I have plenty of duplicate types to use in the Overworld.
Hmm, I'm downloading the Recommended version now - hopefully that will help. I hadn't thought of that, I always assumed the "Modpack Name" (vX.X.X) in the mod list on the left was listing the stable version number.
[EDIT] Okay, downloading the Recommended version does not have the pre-generated world in Agrarian Skies.
I don't really want to try my luck with the vast amount of online world downloads.
[EDIT #2] Version 2.1.1 has the pre-generated worlds if anyone with my question happens uppon this. Now to update again to 2.1.9
Try a "Force Update" from the loader Options button. This has always loaded new copies of the worlds for me.[DOUBLEPOST=1402504544][/DOUBLEPOST]
I like it... It doesn't have everything the 1.6 packs have but on the other hand it only has some 40-odd mods in it, causing it to run much faster/less lag.