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The reason I have my Chunk loader is the ME network. So all of it is inside the network, the Breeder is Full when I log in, so it's not an issue of the breeder running out of stock. Both the power for the ME and the MobFarm are supplied by combustion engines feeding into a Redstone Energy Cell...

I just had to share this as I'm still laughing about it. When I set up my current FTB world, I scouted endlessly across restart after restart until I found the perfect (for me) location. I had to have a large(ish) village, and some features nearby for me to have fun with... Jump ahead, I...

I have the pen backed into a corner, with conveyer belts pushing them away from the two 1-wide sides. No-baby glitching-out or crib-deaths since adding the conveyer belts. I'm more concerned about the breeder functionality while outside the chunk. and AFAIK, being outside of range despawning...

Running this on my server, I've noticed that if I log off for a number of hours, or am away from it in other chunks, the number of babies drops to a mere handful... 1) I do have a chunk loader running AND covering all areas of the mob farm. I checked this twice. 2) Breeder is kept fully...

Anyone? I can't get this to work on two different machines...

Sorry to necro, but I just tried this but making the above change did not work for me. Has something changed in the last few months/builds? edit: forgot to mention I am not running this on a server, in case that makes a difference.

Yup, I noticed/suspected that and did a quick creative test. I like it.

Looks like the magic capsules will work for Lava but not the regular ones... I'll keep that in mind if I get serious about Bees.. so far I've only gone as far as needed to expand my backpacks, so very little magic wax. But Bees may get more focus if I decide to restart with v2.

I have tanks.. tanks... and more tanks (including steel storage tanks)... I have more tanks in FTB than I have in World of Tanks... SO... I came here to ask what the best method (efficiency or cheapest) to package fluids is so that I can store excess in my ME Drive rather than continually...