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I just took a look at Direwolf's modlist.
I don't see anything that packages its own logic circuits. But you do have access to Super Circuit Maker with which I believe you can actually design circuits.
Unfortunately I can't give you any help on that mod since I'm not familiar with it.
Super Circuit Maker can make AND gates. Just need to learn a bit of logic.
Or just copy a design off of somewhere
Edit dammit pyure
you don`t even need to know that SSM has a blueprint system for the more commonly used circuits
The pack includes RFTools which includes a Logic Gate block, and who better to explain that but Direwolf himself:
The entire Redstone control section starts at 18:30, the logic gate itself starts at 22:35
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Tim.
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We need more information than this. What pack are you playing, what version of Minecraft?
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Zhamet
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Since I'm a complete noob when it comes to modded minecraft, been playing vanilla for years, and especially running a modded server I need to ask this....
The DireWolf20 1.10 modpack requires 4GB of RAM on the server to work, and the server I am renting atm only have 1GB, and to increase it to 4GB would more then double the rental cost of the server.
Thus I wonder if disabling some of the mods will make the server require less RAM, or will the server still run the mods, and thus keep the hardware requirements, even if I disable some of the mods in the pack?
And the obvious follow up question... how do I disable selected mods on the server?
Clarification:
I am only interested in having a few of the included mods running on the server, not the whole pack.
But since I cant find any smaller pack with the mods I want I am forced to go for a large modpack since I have no idea how to make my own pack, and thus I run into the 4GB of RAM issue.
The DireWolf20 1.10 modpack requires 4GB of RAM on the server to work, and the server I am renting atm only have 1GB, and to increase it to 4GB would more then double the rental cost of the server.
Thus I wonder if disabling some of the mods will make the server require less RAM, or will the server still run the mods, and thus keep the hardware requirements, even if I disable some of the mods in the pack?
And the obvious follow up question... how do I disable selected mods on the server?
Clarification:
I am only interested in having a few of the included mods running on the server, not the whole pack.
But since I cant find any smaller pack with the mods I want I am forced to go for a large modpack since I have no idea how to make my own pack, and thus I run into the 4GB of RAM issue.
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I don't know if disabling selected mods will help - especially if you aren't familiar with how the mods fit together. Some of the packs alter recipes to create interdependencies, and I don't know if Direwolf's does that. You might want to start by seeing if your server can even handle something like Infinity Light - I can't recall if that or any pack can be run on only 1GB.
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Zhamet
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Thanks for the quick reply
I checked the Infinity Light pack and it also say it requires 4MB of RAM to work properly, so its seems I am out of luck.
Appears that my only option might be to try learning how to assemble my own pack with just the mods I am interested in, and learn how to get it installed on a server.
Thanks for the quick reply
I checked the Infinity Light pack and it also say it requires 4MB of RAM to work properly, so its seems I am out of luck.
Appears that my only option might be to try learning how to assemble my own pack with just the mods I am interested in, and learn how to get it installed on a server.
Most 1.10 packs will require 4gigs... This is what's holding me up from upgrading my server to a 1.10 pack.
Now 1.7.4 packs.. you can probably get away with more.. A lot more mod pack options, and (most) of the mods are in their most polished state.
Try one of those first before you start looking into upgrading your server package.
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Zhamet
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Again thanks for a quick reply
And thanks for the tip, will have a look at 1.7.4 packs and see if I can find something that has the mods I'm interested in.
Made myself my first set of dark steel armor today. Super exciting stuff. But, by the time I'm done using the anvil to tack on all my empowerments, I can barely repair it anymore.
Is this a can't have it all thing, or is there a better method for this?
Is this a can't have it all thing, or is there a better method for this?
I will say, just as a quick aside for 1.10; The "Infinity Lite" pack for 1.10 is not in fact a "light" pack, as you've discovered, however: It is possible to put together a very small group of 1.10 mods, and play them together. I only have 3GB of RAM, so I still have a fair bit of slowdown at times but it is (to me at least) playable. But I've found that certain bigger mods, like TiCon2, EnderIO, and even Refined Storage, don't even load up fully before I get an "Out of Memory" issue.Again thanks for a quick reply
And thanks for the tip, will have a look at 1.7.4 packs and see if I can find something that has the mods I'm interested in.
I run out of the vanilla launcher, there are a few steps to it, but its not too bad.
But, if you want to play a proper pack, that's had time for the bugs to be worked out, 1.7.10 is probably your best bet
I will say, just as a quick aside for 1.10; The "Infinity Lite" pack for 1.10 is not in fact a "light" pack, as you've discovered, however: It is possible to put together a very small group of 1.10 mods, and play them together. I only have 3GB of RAM, so I still have a fair bit of slowdown at times but it is (to me at least) playable. But I've found that certain bigger mods, like TiCon2, EnderIO, and even Refined Storage, don't even load up fully before I get an "Out of Memory" issue.
I run out of the vanilla launcher, there are a few steps to it, but its not too bad.
But, if you want to play a proper pack, that's had time for the bugs to be worked out, 1.7.10 is probably your best bet
Just for reference, is Infinity Lite at least on the lowish end for 1.10 packs as requirements go? I still play 1.7 packs, and have only recently gone 'current' with my vanilla MC. The guy running the server that I do multi-player on is talking about adding a modded world (likely a custom pack), so this information could put a wrinkle in things.
Can you infuse your magical crops armour twice? I gave my zivicio the fire protection infusion and now give it the withering protection infusion and can't seem to do it. How do you infuse armour? The mod pack am I am using is project ozone 2.
anvil a mending enchanted book on each them, how the enchant works:when ever u get exp orbs (using soldified xp drops xp orbs at your feet as well apparently)while holding/wearing stuff with mending enchant the xp will be expended instead of added to u in order to restore the durability of the item enchanted with mending(if none of the items with this enchant need fixing u will get the xp normally). the mending enchanted book can be made using ender io's enchanter (i think the material cost is 2 soularium and an energetic alloy each + the normal 2 other items(some lapis and writable book) for each enchant
the other more expensive way is using actually additions repairer (warning this block costs 4 diamond blocks +2 stacks of nether quartz if u dont have an empowerer setup already and to actually to repair things needs a crap ton of power )
edit: wait a sec did they ever mention a mc version or pack ?
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How do you test for a mod's block without building in a dependency on that mod?
For example, lets say I wanted to see if the block at (w, x, y, z) was Reika's shielding cloak (from ChromaticCraft), but still run just fine if that mod was not present.
For example, lets say I wanted to see if the block at (w, x, y, z) was Reika's shielding cloak (from ChromaticCraft), but still run just fine if that mod was not present.