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PACK CODE: DESIGNTECH Hey guys, Welsknight here, and I'm very proud to announce the public release of DesignTech, my custom modpack that I have been working on for about 3 or 4 months! DesignTech is a kitchen-sink pack with a heavy focus on decorative blocks, design, and survival building, with...

Glad to hear that you were enjoying it! I definitely plan to replace it with another modded series, although I haven't decided what modpack it will be just yet. I have enough Departed episodes recorded that the last one will go up on Sunday the 12th, so I still have a little while to decide. I...

Well, after spending hours in Departed and recording about 25 episodes in a Youtube Let's Play, I think I've kinda fallen out of love with the modpack. I've never been big on hardcore or extremely challenging packs (I'm more of a builder than anything else), but I was hoping to spend some time...

Of course not! Some people prefer Journeymap, and that's perfectly OK. Glad you're enjoying the pack. :)

Hm. Interesting. I'll see if I can work out a fix.

One of 'em, anyway! The other is still in development. =)

Hey guys, Welsknight here! I'm happy to announce that the Stud Tech Reloaded modpack is now available for public release! Pack Code: STUDTECH About: This is a pseudo-kitchen sink builder's modpack with a focus on design and aesthetics for Minecraft 1.7.10. It has a little bit of tech added in...

AWESOME! Thanks for the tip, had never heard of INPureCore until now.

To add to what's already been said, I believe there's an option in the config files to allow any Flux capacitor on any TiCon tool as well.

Quite a lot of those mods affect world gen. Your best bet is to check the config files for the mod associated with the ore you're referring to.

For the most part, I use it to fix recipe conflicts, remove unwanted items, and hide things from NEI (such as bugged items or items with missing textures).

I don't do mod showcases very often, but I might have to do one for this modpack. :D