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I really need to actually get into Botania... >.> If nothing else, the agricarnations would be handy for my farms since I tend to run them small, but highly-accelerated, so I can pack more stuff into less space, but still get good yield.

It depends on what you use to make it. For things like .Net, which compile into things like DLLs and EXEs, its trivially easy unless you use obfuscation. For fully-compiled languages like straight C++ (I don't know about Qt C++, I've heard it has some form of reflection, but I've not read up...

Fluidic stone is also Overworld, if memory serves. A good way to find those kinds of ores is to search ravines and the like.

@Someone Else 37: You forget that there's more than one kind of compilation target, you've got executable files, and at least both dynamically-linked (DLL) and statically-linked libraries. Any game worth its salt stores common functionality in a DLL to make updating simpler. DLLs can also...

Not a problem, man. I have at least some experience in the area...even if the full modpack I designed was thrown out. After months of work. With no warning. Tis why I run with just an addon pack, its far simpler.

I don't think enderstone powder is biome-specific. I know I find it in pretty good quantity in Twilight Forest ravines.

For public packs, you can host a server using it unless the pack author(s) say otherwise, if memory serves. Permissions only need be gathered if you're making a pack of your own. So, if you're hosting an Infinity server, you don't need to contact anyone for permissions (unless you do like my...

I forget exactly which AMD CPU I'm running (Vishera 8-core, I remember that much) and it runs things, for the most part, just fine. You have to keep in mind that a lot of performance issues are just Minecraft being extremely badly-designed. Having a high per-core clock frequency on your CPU...

Anything, casting table XP isn't just gained the first time you make something. There are diminishing returns in place to keep people from spamming small things and getting all the way to the endgame in terms of XP, but just making things is good.

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Enderstone powder is an overworld thing. I forget exactly what tier it is, but it looks similar to firaxite, only its green in the middle instead of orange.

I've had fairly good experience with Nitrous Networks. Haven't had any issues with uptime, and the server runs fairly smoothly, even with my big ol' kitchen sink pack. I forget exactly which package I have, but its the one that's around $35 USD a month, which isn't all that bad. I can't seem...

Not sure if this is kosher, but if you want, you can apply to my server. We've got no real play requirements, other than don't be an ass and don't destroy spawn. Just make sure to read over the whole server post, as there's a few minor things regarding mods as FTBLib/Tweaks/Utilities and...

Pretty much this. My choice is, for now, 1.7.10. Its where most of the stable mods are and where the most mods are in general. When that shift occurs, I'll shift with it, just like I did when shifting from 1.5 to 1.6, and from 1.6 to 1.7. I play modded MC for content, new features are...

Spatial dust is, I believe, an End product. I think there's some issue (I forget what, exactly) that makes it not spawn properly. I'm not 100% on the latter, since I'm running on the latest v9...Forge dependencies and other fun stuff keep me from going any higher. As for resonant dust, I...

238. Make a Matryoshka doll of hydrogen tanks.

232: Completely forget what you were originally doing until you start doing something that you wanted to use the thing to do, then start working on it again. 233: Get sidetracked again, repeat from 231.

Aye, the bottleneck is usually on the gas-using machines. Just keep in mind that you'll need multiple producers to run a single ore machine at full tilt. Also, you can get gaseous brine (needs to be put thru a rotary condensentrator to get proper brine) from oxidizing salt, so if you have a...

I know, right? I saw it on there and was like, "I HAVE to have this on mah server!" Its too neat to pass up.

Browsing thru CurseForge, I found a very interesting little mod called Practical Logistics. It looks to be a contender for both AE2's item and fluid logistics (though, not storage) and RFTools monitoring capabilities. You can do things like watch smelting progress in real time, monitor the...