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Make sure you have enough mana. When you're starting out you only have enough for a few casts, and it takes a very long time to recharge. Try building a light nexus to help.

Hmm, and the oreberries are not biome specific. Alright, thank you. I'll keep a lookout and go caving.

Are the above ground normal berry bushes biome specific then? I do not see those when I'm exploring in the twilight either...

Hmm. I must be blind, as I have not found any so far.

Hello, I am currently running a map that's set up as a flatland. Due to the nature of the terrain oreberry bushes are not spawning. Is there a way that I can configure them to spawn in a different dimension, such as the twilight forest? Thanks in advance, -=BarbarianKitten

And if you're doing the 1.5.2 without gregtech you also can use the Minefactory Reloaded farms which are amazing

You need to find the sooper seeekret code to activate the pack. Dig around the modposts and the modpack comparison thread.

Interesting. I guess the way I store most of my items I never ran into that problem, but I could see that being a concern. I'd do a test but I'm at a conference and don't have access to my desktop.

This is important if you've got multiple wood types incoming and would rather use a specific type, and yet still be able to craft if you run out of that version.

It is smart and uses substitute-able components when crafting. I've yet to run into an issue that's caused by that.

What about a non-bee related solution? Are you running Ult or 1.5.2? If so I'd do some MFR harvesters and planters. Perhaps a tall auto-melon farm?

:( I build my buildings out of engineering bricks. Yay hexes.

I was not aware that dense ores increased infused ore spawn rate. Interesting.

How'd you manage to get so much infused stone in that spot?

You can pump water directly into the bottom of the grinder without using cells :3

The problem may be that you're telling the interface to stock an amount of items. What you need to do is take one of the ME blank patterns and format it to look like the recipe you want. Be sure to put your output item in the output slot when formatting. Then simply shift click the pattern...

If the recipe is primed in the rolling machine you don't need to use the chest, the Interface is smart enough to evenly distribute the materials to all available slots. I use vacuum-hardened tungsteel ingots and other high end ingots in my rolling machine to make mixed metals. My interface...

AE is way smarter than even I am with crafting. If it sees that you ran out of oak planks it'll use spruce if you've got it. It keeps track of durability just fine.