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When I was using SFM for the Creating Life quests, it refused to grab more than 32 buckets from my OpenBlocks tanks per operation.

Yes, the usage increases quadratically (proportional to surface area), but the output increases cubically (with volume), thus giving you a better ratio. You just need to keep your reactor roughly cubical, just increasing height will be no good. I recall in Agrarian Skies Purple Mentat ran a...

Really? I was under the impression the reactors are supposed to be more efficient per RF the bigger they are, following the square/cube law. A turbine gives back the water you used to make the steam in the reactor. You can do a closed loop.

Doesn't Hunger Overhaul disable crops growing in artificial light?

Look at the metadata in Waila. They drop multiple seeds on 6 and 13 meta, if it hits 14 you've overbonemealed.

Mobs can see and even shoot you through that, though.

It always pulls from the bottom layer. The fluid you can see is purely graphics, it's not actually there and the smeltery does not keep track of that stuff. The drain's small hole can face outwards, upwards or downwards. It will not work if it's facing sideways relative to the side of the...

Any layer, including incomplete ones.

The vanilla furnace is technically two different blocks when lit and unlit, and only produces heat when lit. The slab furnace does not work this way, so it produces heat all the time. Same goes for generators and machines.

Remember that blaze rods can be used as fuel. Better than coal in fact.

Skeletons turn into Wither Skeletons in Witch Water.

My solution of choice is conduit into the bottom, chest behind, and transport items and fluids with SFM. Though if you wanted to use ducts exclusively, you could stick them on the back and top or use an OpenBlocks tank as the grinder's output so all the ducts are running behind the grinder.

You do need a buffer chest. It's not because SFM can't pull from the harvester, it's the harvester that can't put items into SFM - if it doesn't find an inventory next to it when it harvests, it spits items on the ground (itemducts are technically inventories).

There must be come kind of bug. I recall someone talking about gelid cryotheum cooling them so much they get dehydrated because they no longer drink from the camel pack, and of course there is a quest to make snow for cooling.

Why are you trying to switch armor while in Deep Far Lands? You pretty much can't do that in this pack unless you add Wireless Redstone or use a huge amount of chunkloaders.

You dun goofed. The worldgen in this pack works by copying the map you get when you download it. That map is itself invisible from the game.

You should have mushrooms as drops from plague zombies way before you have the infrastructure to create and sieve enough sand to get ancient spores.

True, but the only non-alloys with a better mining speed than obsidian are cobalt and ardite. I am recommending obsidian for the pickaxe specifically for the speed.

The projectile from the gun, just like arrows, fireballs etc. is an entity. They tend to fly until they hit something or go to an unloaded chunk.

You'd like that, wouldn't you. A way to use all that extra gunpowder. Nope, special ammo types are fire, lava, sludge, sewage, anvil.