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Yes, those islands are actually floating islands.

The dimension tab shows the id in the tooltip.

Actually I forgot that you should hold a dimension tab in your hand for this to work. Can be any tab though. Just create a random one and then type that command. It will associate the dimension id with the tab in your hand.

New since 2.55. So not really :-)

And if it is you can (in creative) do: /rftdim recover <number> That should hopefully get your dimension back.

Just replace the 'void' terrain dimlet with 'island' (for a single island that resembles the end in shape) or 'islands' for multiple smaller islands. 'plateaus' or 'chaotic' are also possible.

Check this page: https://github.com/McJty/RFTools/wiki/RFTools-Dimensions It has a few example dimensions including a void age.

You can spawn in the 'teleporter probe' which is a creative item with which you can teleport anywhere. So that way you should be able to get back on the ship

Well in a 'normal' modpack where you don't get a creative dimension builder you have to pay considerable RF to keep such a world running. So that more or less balances it out.

There is a file called 'userdimlets.json' which you can edit to add custom blocks. See https://github.com/McJty/RFTools/wiki/RFTools-Dimension-Configuration for more details. The dimension id is not known in advance since RFTools (just like Mystcraft) creates dimensions dynamically. i.e. when...

Oh right. That's an interesting suggestion :-)

Can you still open your world? If so I am interested in the output you get when you shift-right click with the dimension tab in your hand. If only to confirm the bug that I may have found.

I think I have an idea what is wrong. Seems that another release of RFTools is going to be needed later today.

Later on you will be able to unlock more of your inventory. Also you can use backpacks and you get a free strongbox in the spaceship.

The client log doesn't seem to be for rftools but the server log is. I'm going to check out what is going on with that.

Yes you are right that it can be used to transfer power to machines in an RFTools dimension.

Well the block only works in the dimension you put it in. It is mostly useful for two purposes: Extracting energy out of a dimension that you don't plan on using anymore. Setting up a base in a dimension, making sure you have enough energy input in your dimension in a central hub (possibly with...

Getting energy back out of a dimension will soon be possible:

For me personally I like the pack because it gives you other challenges then most typical hardcore packs. There are no mobs to worry about but on the other hand you have inventory space management to work on and the darkness. It is refreshing to have to conquer other challenges for once.

That's a very lucky find indeed :-)