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Yus. Or, this: Combined with my perma strength buff from muh amulet, it's a monster. Full Material Cost: 5 Nether Stars 5 Awakened Draconium Ingots 80 Draconium Ingots 26 Diamonds 149 Gold Ingots 4 Emerald 0.5 HSLA Steel Ingots 4 Bedrock Dust 450 Lapis 432 Nether Quartz 21 Paper 7 Leather...

well, one bee in particular. I finally got over my confusion caused by the "bees needing to be in their native conditions to produce specials, regardless of tolerance traits" thing being introduced/fixed. So I started using biome overrides and condition changers in my industrial apiaries...

Is there a way I can disable Deathblooms in the B'o'P config? My bees spread them along with all the other B'o'P flower types. I didn't notice this was a problem until one of them sprouted in my cow pen and killed all my test subjects :(

Took a break from clearing water and gravel to turf the ground floor and remove intermediate levels of rock, then went back and finished the removals to leave me with a nice big space to play with: Then it was time to start on the internal structure. I wanted some layering to avoid...

So quite coincidentally, the seed I used on my latest world dropped me right on the coast of a nice big ocean. This seemed like quite a nice opportunity to make my own little Atlantean kingdom :) Laying the groundwork for the primary dome. Dome section above the seabed under construction...

Afaik blizz rods are only a mob drop. However if you have gendustry you can config in a custom bee breed that drops them :)

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Better off finding a biome with spruce trees and setting up an automated farm, then shearing off all the leaves. Dirt + Spruce leaves = Podzol guudness :)

Bee-Chicken Artillery :3

Poultry bees. They...spawn chickens. ...lots of chickens. I have plans.

A truly MASSIVE TNT cannon. I'm thinking the sort of cannon where you look around at the landscape beforehand, think to yourself "nope" then push a button and kick back and watch the final doom of said landscape unfold. Join the war against things. Or (if you want me to be boring and...

My own forgetfulness. Third world in a row i'm using FTB Infinity Evolved + Reika's mods + [a random other selection that takes my fancy, varies world by world] Third world in a row i've forgotten to disable Reactorcraft's silver in worldgen, then not noticed until i've gone exploring and...

Are IC2's wrench mechanics like that deliberately? I mean they've been derpy nonsense since *at least* 1.4.7, that's plenty of time to sort them out even if the original dev fell into a volcano and let a pack of bloodlusted mongooses (mongeese?) re-write his mod.

Oh yeah, that sounds ideal actually. Compressors are way cheap to make iirc. Thanks :D

So i've started a new world with the intention of living in a domed colony on the ocean floor. When i've built something like this in vanilla previously I ended up mass producing potions of waterbreathing, but i'd rather not go down the brewing route this time if there's other options...

Wow. Are they properly farmable? If so, this is going to make my Jet Fuel production chain a bit cooler... [edit: Possibly the first reason i've seen to persuade me to leave 1.7.10 :P)

That is the basic essence of how all my networks end up. Except I run the trunk route off the same ME Controller as the rest, I just make mine a huge cube and put it in the center of The Shrine of Colin as was intended.

I don't think that's really an exploit. It just seems like sensible cable management to me. I have one "trunk" cable that I can use to service remote locations, then calve P2P tunnels off it, it lets me have up to 1024 channels wherever I feed the cable off to. It's an absolute godsend when...

This. Although lategame, if you aren't using quantum singularities to spread your operations out to more dimensions, you'll end up with so much cabling that no amount of tidiness or careful colour coding will save you. I tend to just colour code the dense cables coming off my ME controller so...

There's weather in minecraft? Real men live underground.