Yeah that has been a feature of Tinker's for a while now. There are a couple of ways to get rid of them in this pack. The Viod Chest, the Viod Bag, and the Viod Pipe will all delete any items put/piped into them
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Yeah that has been a feature of Tinker's for a while now. There are a couple of ways to get rid of them in this pack. The Viod Chest, the Viod Bag, and the Viod Pipe will all delete any items put/piped into them
Can I ask someone to explain how Clayconia works? I just made my first one. The Botania book says "this process uses a decent amount of Mana", but how am I supposed to give the plant the mana it needs? What is the mechanic involved? I'm confused by the instructions for the plant. Thanks!
Just place it near a Mana Pool with some Mana in it and then any sand/red sand blocks placed (not dropped on the ground but actually placed) near it will be turned into clay at 1 clay ball per block of sand.
X are cross crops (still works until .7) _ is an empty space. Place starting seed on either end.
Thank you. That's rather unfortunate, the clay balls instead of clay blocks, because it means I'll need to be standing there to collect the clay, otherwise they might despawn if I'm not paying attention. It also means I might need a lot of sand too (I'm glad you said Red Sand works because that's mostly all I can find). But let me try it out and see, it certainly is better than blowing that Horn on dead grass all over creation.
Yeah it can be quite tedious early game but once you get some obsidian you can create obsidian pipes which will collect any items on the ground near it. With a stripes pipe, which will place blocks in the world, the clay becomes VERY easy to automate with a chest, wooden engine, and a few Build Craft pipes. Also sand becomes easier to get later on through magical crops but for now you'll need to go mining and collect a bunch of it to get the iron and copper essence needed to craft the iron/copper seeds.Thank you. That's rather unfortunate, the clay balls instead of clay blocks, because it means I'll need to be standing there to collect the clay, otherwise they might despawn if I'm not paying attention. It also means I might need a lot of sand too (I'm glad you said Red Sand works because that's mostly all I can find). But let me try it out and see, it certainly is better than blowing that Horn on dead grass all over creation.
undoubtedly you will be standing there. The conversion is instant.Thank you. That's rather unfortunate, the clay balls instead of clay blocks, because it means I'll need to be standing there to collect the clay, otherwise they might despawn if I'm not paying attention. It also means I might need a lot of sand too (I'm glad you said Red Sand works because that's mostly all I can find). But let me try it out and see, it certainly is better than blowing that Horn on dead grass all over creation.
If people are wanting to donate etc I guess I could set up patreon or something when I get home.
Thanks Billy. For one, the conversion is instantaneous, so there's no need for me to worry about despawining. As soon as I placed the sand, Bingo! I had a clay ball. In one minute I had 2 stacks of clay balls. LOL And secondly... I went mining for Red Sand and there is so much of that stuff near me, there's no way I'm gonna run out of it. My home base is right near a deep chasm, complete with Abandoned Mineshaft. A pretty good location, in other words...
How much power is in your Witchery altar? All the cauldron recipes require a certain amount of power in the Altar to work properly.
4800, I thought only kettle recipes required power. I'll try moving it closer to the altar.
From what i just read around the interwebs the Drop of Luck requires about 5000 power in the altar, but that's if you have the right ritual circles (or whatever they are called) around the altar. Without any circles around the altar has a power cost of 1.4x i think, so it would require about 7000 in the altar to work without those circles around.
First time post to say how much I enjoy this modpack! Loving the progression and theme. Thank you!
I eagerly look forward to the next patch so I can hunt down some sheep and level up my werewolf! =D
I eagerly look forward to the next patch so I can hunt down some sheep and level up my werewolf! =D
I finally got a full 9x9 tilled plot with all 10-10-10 Essence Plants (80 plants, one block is a water source). I think I'll be all set for Essence Dust for a while. LOL Took me one full day of play. Thanks to all for the help along the way.
Hi!
I highly enjoy this modpack - it is all the fun of something like Agrarian Skies without all the risk of falling off a tiny island! I appreciate all the effort of trying to make players try new survival strategies, like removing the map, too!
However, I have run into a couple of bugs, most of them graphical. For one, the dead trees' texture is incredibly low-res for me:
And dead wood as an item is invisible, aside from the stack amount:
They have been this way since I first successfully started the pack up. I say "successfully" because the first time I lagged so hard I crashed FTB, and the second time my quest book did not spawn.
However, these aside, this is an amazing modpack! Great work! Though is there anything I can do about the dead tree/wood graphical glitches?
I highly enjoy this modpack - it is all the fun of something like Agrarian Skies without all the risk of falling off a tiny island! I appreciate all the effort of trying to make players try new survival strategies, like removing the map, too!
However, I have run into a couple of bugs, most of them graphical. For one, the dead trees' texture is incredibly low-res for me:
And dead wood as an item is invisible, aside from the stack amount:
They have been this way since I first successfully started the pack up. I say "successfully" because the first time I lagged so hard I crashed FTB, and the second time my quest book did not spawn.
However, these aside, this is an amazing modpack! Great work! Though is there anything I can do about the dead tree/wood graphical glitches?
I think you have anti aliasing turned on, try to turn it off and the texture issues should be gone.Hi!
I highly enjoy this modpack - it is all the fun of something like Agrarian Skies without all the risk of falling off a tiny island! I appreciate all the effort of trying to make players try new survival strategies, like removing the map, too!
However, I have run into a couple of bugs, most of them graphical. For one, the dead trees' texture is incredibly low-res for me:
And dead wood as an item is invisible, aside from the stack amount:
They have been this way since I first successfully started the pack up. I say "successfully" because the first time I lagged so hard I crashed FTB, and the second time my quest book did not spawn.
However, these aside, this is an amazing modpack! Great work! Though is there anything I can do about the dead tree/wood graphical glitches?