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Next beta will have this fixed. Thanks for reporting.

I personally find the new AE2 to be a lot of fun. The channels add a lot of interesting challenges.

Yes I know. I'm (ab)using all of you again for testing purposes :) But this is a rather complicated feature to get right and I want to be sure everything is absolutely ok. In the last release you got the modular storage system was mostly working. In this beta I added remote storage support...

Ah. Need to check that. Anyway: https://github.com/McJty/RFTools/wiki/RFTools-Blocks The last part of that page contains a section on dimlet construction. You basically need to look at the rarity of the redstone ore dimlet and then sacrifice 128 dimlet ore blocks for the material absorber.

Well mob dimlets don't follow normal spawning rules

Perhaps the world has squid dimlet as a random thing?

It is very nice to see this adventure take place :-)

/rftdim recover with the dimension tab in hand would probably have restored the dimension. In any case after I finish with the storage system I'll check this out

I'll check this out. It crashes when dumping dimension information but that only happens right after creation. Do you know if you can enter the dimension later?

It is not random but depends on the biome. It is still using biome height but reduced / elevated. So you can make it lower by using a plains biome or something.

I only see one screenshot in that download?

Hmm, I see nothing special but then I have nothing to compare it too.

Perhaps some screenshots to illustrate?

Um, that's normal behaviour. Minecraft has always done that as far as I know (at least in 1.7.10).

Ok. I'll write this down. Luckily we have no liquid dimlets. Otherwise I would have had a 'Liquid Liquid Dimlet Dimlet'

I think I mostly finished with the basic Modular Storage system. I have more plans in the near future (more on that later) but this is the basis and I want it to be tested well before I put it into a real release because I'm doing some things I haven't done before in order to get this to work...

I'm getting better performance in 1.7 (compared to 1.6) with the following: Java 8, Fastcraft, Optifine.

Seems you're having too many dimensions. You can't go past dimension 128 unless you upgrade forge to a version that can handle this. This is not a bug in rftools but in Minecraft and recent versions of forge have solutions for that.

Make a RFTools void dimension and build an efficient machine base there.

Yes, but then the dimension was actually already created. Something like that is something that I always wanted to do as a module in the screen system.