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Building in minecraft, is a skill, just like painting, sculpting or making web-comics. Practice makes perfect, and mastering a skill requires 10000 hours of practice, and all of these things you must have heard a thousand times already. Copying the masters that came before you IS the fastest...

The original hopper, from buildcraft, has been renamed "Chute" and it is much faster than the vanilla hopper.

If done right, it allows you to pick and choose things you like without having to put up with features that overlaps with other mods you prefer for that instead. For the same reason I also like mods that take their cue from Quark, where you can disable everything you don't like and the features...

I have no idea what could cause it, my personal 1.7.10 modded instance has binnies-mods and works fine. Wait a minute.... I just looked at the paste-bin you linked to a couple of post above: 74 Mods: 75 Binnie+Patcher+1.8 76 binnie-mods-1.12.2-2.5.0.165 <--------------- 77...

binniepatcher is no longer needed and is incompatible with the last couple of versions of binnies for 1.7.10. binniepatcher was created because binnies-mods, at some point in the past, stopped being updated and eventually became incompatible with newer versions of Forestry, however... Somewhere...

Yeah, nowadays we have mods like Immersive Engineering, which doesn't require hammers and cutters and hammering plates and cutting wires. And we also have mods like Thermal Expansion and Applied energetics, and Refined Storage. None of these require the crafting of components with sub...

It is really not the same situation anymore nowadays. As far as I can tell, these farms just mimic the old style, but not exactly. Even if you could still use some space in the middle, the amount of space given is way more than needed. But on the other side... it could also just be seen as a...

Not a bug, that's by design. These are a recreation of the old, old, old farms from forestry in mincraft v1.4.7 and earlier. They used to build farms like that. The space in the middle was needed for additional machines and piping anyway, back then... (read more below) Here look at this image...

In that case 6GB is probably overkill. My personal modded 1.12 instance has 93 mods and I gave it only 4GB. I'm using mojang's 1.13 resource pack beta. I'm also using foamfix. Though it was also running OK without foamfix. See if it helps to reduce the memory allocation to 4GB. If all that...

The behavior you describe is very consistent with my experiences when I don't have enough RAM allocated. Or when there is way to much RAM allocated, due to a quirk in java's memory management. Yet, modded mc v1.10+ needs a lot of ram... Unless you have a small modpack, modpacks in mc v1.10+...

This part of the tutorial appears to be very confusing. Fire Pit and the Fire Sticks have nothing to do with each other The Fire Pit acts like a vanilla furnace, except it has no GUI. Just like most botania stuff, you place items in it by clicking on it with item in hand. The Fire Pit accepts...

Not a row, a square! You want them to spread diagonally! Use 4x4 squares of pre-placed sticks. Explanation in the spoiler.

I like seeing someone make these more advanced setups with TE. Other people I've seen using TE only ever bother with a very simple ore doubling setup with a pulverizer feeding into a furnace, and then use brute force (like, Direwolf20's uber-miner) to make sure they have enough of everything. A...

From my experience with TiC v2 so far: For the mid-game tools: a stone tool-binding decreases repair cost. And you usually don't use up all modifier slots right from the start. So use that for as long as possible. For the mid-game pick: A knightslime tool-handle is actually a great upgrade...

@ShneekeyTheLost, I see my comment about your reply was overly long, causing it to appear like I was ranting about it. I should have just used the first sentence on its own, followed by the two smilies. I try to mull over every post I make, but sometimes I still slip up. I am sorry about that...

This question has been asked several times before, and each time the answer is: "TiC v2 has no best tool." I'm not buying it. Sure, there are different tastes, priorities and different circumstances in different modpacks, but that is true for TiC v1 too. I believe, that if a bunch of TiC...

The intended endgame for IC2 is to generate UU-matter, this takes lots of power and the UU-matter machine can take all the power you can give it. UU-matter can be converted into things like ores. Basically, this is IC2's version of a void mine, in a way. Also, with enough speed upgrades IC2...

Within IC2, you are suppose to move up from a coal generator, to a geothermal generator, to a liquid fuel generator (you can create bio-fuel within IC2 ) to a nuclear generator, to a steam based nuclear set-up, to a steam based nuclear set-up that uses mox fuel rods instead of uranium rods...

From memory; Somewhere around the same height as gold. (not counting mesa-gold) You could run into them if you are mining at the standard mining level of y=11/y=12. (though they are quite rare) I repeat though; I do not know if this applies to DW20's pack. I think he means: just cheat one in...

This mod adds "what mod is this from?" information to the tooltip: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/mod-name-tooltip I do not know if this is the mod from DW20's pack you are looking for, but it performs the function you asked for.