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Unless you simply decide to strip mine so it's only an issue at night.

While I've never heard of it, you can download FTB packs via MultiMC, and then add it manually.

Don't over think it. Just make your episode and don't worry about it being perfect. You see a lot of too perfect YTers and they don't feel quite right. You'll screw up, make mistakes and it's fine. Leave 'em in. I only have room for a single monitor, so I use the stopwatch function on my phone...

Understandable. He's talented but opinionated.

Good thing it's McJty, who's better than that. Tema would make it an actual feature.

Ore Excavation.

Forget EFab, most people will take one look at that and go looking for something else to play. I know I will. Besides, you don't need it. IE assembler can also take fluids and solids and requires power.

Yes, I believe that was it, making more gold dust. It's been quite a long time since I used Metallurgy.

Yeah, that kind of thing. Or like Midasium from Metallurgy which was basically any metal blended with gold became more Midasium. Except make the process actually useful. :P Yeah, but APcW has the advantage of being in 1.7.10 which can have Reika's Cave Control which makes awesome caves.

Alternate design thought: Angels mods from Factorio has a material that doesn't do a lot, except act to expand the amount of resource return on certain products when mixed in during the processing. Perhaps that can be a reason to explore, having it be unnecessary, but extremely useful to expand...

What modpack are you playing?

I don't have an onboard GPU so I don't have the ability to walk you through the process unfortunately.

Yeah, pack size bloat is a big one, because a lot of mods have big fancy world effects. You notice how a lot of mods have higher quality textures on their ores and items? Load. Multiple mods doing that? Load. Non full blocks? Load. And it all stacks up. Oh, your block is animated, cool. More...

I didn't mean placing the vector plates on the wool, but placing the plates around the wool slices. As long as you don't leave a 2-block wide spawnable space, it will prevent spiders. Black wool will blend in enough to be effectively invisible.

Any block that changes the height disrupts the spawning space, so if you're using vector plates, the thinnest slices of black wool available from multipart, will basically vanish. You'll still see them from above, but from the side they should vanish.

Honestly you can use either of the plate materials for repair. In the case of the axe, the plate material is only the binding, but is still an important part taking damage. In the case of the hammer, you'd end up using the flint plate for the striking.

Hmm... Wood Rod and Plate, Flint Head and plate. Forget the sharpening kits. Just bring a tool station and a couple stacks of logs.

Realistically, steel production enmass comes down to the simple expedient of not building just one Blast Furnace. I mean I am also guilty of doing it, but not building big enough to make a pack livable and comfortably workable. I'd also suggest checking out Automaton. The pack dev there has...

Pity. Guess Tech Reborn it is.

Is the Industrial Grinder still a thing that exists? I remember loving it in Ultimate. (Once I found the diamonds with my awful luck.)