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Unfortunately, there isn't. On the plus side, diamond cools you enough that in full armor your temperature stabilizes at exactly 37, so the water consumption is relatively small. How far along are you anyway?

The sun makes you hot. Standing in water cools you down a little, and once you have diamond armor it's actually hotter inside than outside. Also, lava has a really large heat radius, and don't forget furnaces and torches produce heat too. 37+ degrees is actually entirely normal for daytime, as...

AAs are designed to right click things. Block Gates only right click they right-click on the block one space away trying to place a block against it, in the adjacent space - they won't try if the adjacent space is already occupied.

Look into MCEdit.

On this map, you can usually only gain hypothermia quickly when you're lagging - it happened to me during the first night once, and in the Nether another time. The only way you'll get hypothermia without the game glitching is if you stand in water at night, and even then it'll take half the night.

Botania backported prismarine, Gany has the new stone types, bunnies existed in mob mods before 1.8, there's a fair amount of less random enchantment systems and I don't think we need the 1.8 one, slime blocks and banners are from mods in the first place, what else is there? Potions of Leaping...

... I was fairly sure you can have any cuboid with dimensions between 3 and 5.

Wouldn't 2 be sufficient?

I can't possibly imagine fluiducts being more complicated than EnderIO glass conduits (which track amount of fluid per pipe, have differing transfer rates based on viscosity, and obey gravity) and Buildcraft pipes (track amount of fluid per pipe and you can have multiple fluids in one pipe)...

They do. Makes nether travel unpractical, because every so often you'll come out of the portal inside a pigman. That said, if we're talking about mob traps, pigmen spawn in the Nether at any light level and fairly fast.

The portaspawner is way overpriced for something made almost obsolete on this map by the Auto-Spawner.

Exploring similar landscapes in ATG has me camping at the edge of ungenerated chunks a lot.

That's going to murder my TPS when I go out to explore, isn't it.

There is a durability tradeoff I believe.

Cobalt is the fastest in the game.

Block gate right-clicks when you pipe something into it, or just breaks blocks instantly with no tools used. You can't get it to left-click with a tool.

How could you possibly get a bed on the first day?

I'll agree that trenches are a bit overhyped, but you need at least a 2 high wall to prevent mobs from crowding outside your door.

I recommend world backups instead of disabling hardcore. The latter lets you starve to death repeatedly with no long-term consequences, the former makes Minecraft work like most games, where dying makes you restore a save.

I had SFM connected to all the tanks, pulling from all of them.