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find the computercraft.cfg file in your minecraft/config folder and change "B:enableAPI_http=false" to "B:enableAPI_http=true" and restart minecraft. problem should be fixed.

They can, but only in minecraft versions that already support signal strength and therefore also have the comparator.

Thank you :) The output chest is meant to feed into a loop over barrels with the fully repaired items inside and after that back into the input chest. That way the fully repaired items get stored for later use and the partially repaired stuff gets reintroduced into the system.

Okay, but you would still have to sort the items before you can put them into the craftpackets, because a craftpacket with a damaged helm and a damaged chestpiece wouldn't work, right? edit: okay, I remade my repair script. It should work with any kind of items, as long as you filter out the...

Yeah, it seems that was changed some time ago, but crafting two fully repaired items works and just destroys one. So you could output to a set of barrels after every successfull craft, looping the overflow back into the input chest. Although in my test-setup, neither Soulshard nor Vanilla...

I don't have the complete code anymore, but I believe you needed one crafty turtle and four chests: we'll call the chests I (input from the mobfarm), O (output to your sorting system or whatever), A and B (for cycling items through). pseudo code: while less than 2 items in inventory grab...

I'd change that code a bit, because if your turtle is in a situation where it can't put down the chest (block or mob in front of it), it would drop all the items on the floor. if turtle.getItemCount(14) > 1 then turtle.select([slot you store chest in]) local chestPlaced =...

If you click the picture, it will lead you to the Imgur album which includes a full step-by-step tutorial on how to build it. The short form is this: cobble is pulverized into sand and gravel, the gravel is pulverized further into Flint. The cobble is also melted down into lava for obsidian on...

So, I've been seeing several designs for machines that produce diamonds from Coal, but most were pretty unwieldy, really expensive in terms of energy and sometimes hard to service if anything went wrong. Playing around in creative mode, I finally managed to put the whole machine (excluding...

I've been playing with a fast and space-efficient scrap-producer for my flatland challenge and came up with the following in creative: Put down a recycler, hook it up with 3 sets of 4 overclockers. Put a crafty turtle on top of it with a script that turns cobble into cobble halfslabs. If you...

I blieve it works like this: You hook up the Combustion engine to the quarry, either via pipe or directly. The combustion engine starts putting out 6MJ/t which get stored in the 1000 MJ buffer of the Refinery. Once the Refinery has enough enough energy stored (25MJ) and the minimal time since...

Thx man :) If you don't already, you should check out the imgur link in the origional post. I occasionally update the album with progress. As for the challenge itself, I usually try to automate stuff in a way that requires no outside input in normal FTB anyway, so I thought why not take it to...

That sounds like a great idea, do you have any information on how the hive spawning works? Like, how high is the chance of a hive to spawn, etc?

The Energy Quick Reference might be what you're looking for in terms of Buildcraft / Forestry machines. For most Thermal Expansion machines, the needed energy is shown in NEI when you view the recipe.

One thing to keep in mind when building the spawn/kill room for a t5 spawner is kill-rate vs spawn-rate. A common killking method for blazes is a floor of water pushing the drops to a central collection point. Since the blazes take quite some time to die from the water and the spawner seems to...