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Can anyone explain how to use the pump from Industrial Foregoing in FTB Ultimate Reloaded? Without a range upgrade it works fine, draining the one block it can get, but as soon as I place a range addon it doesn't do anything.

As the title says its been a fairly long time since I've played any FtB or Minecraft in general. What pack would you recommend I play now there are so many to choose from?

I personally love the Caliometric Burner (Heater?) from Factorization to generate steam from an MFR carrot farm. That steam can then produce EU, MJ or RF

Well when the page for the modpacks appeared there was a Mindcrack one. Baj mentioned making a modlist as well as saying he hoped it would happen before Christmas. And Generik in his last stream he mentioned its going to be insane. So thats it so far

Maybe. Last time I checked the update was paid for

This includes tools but modular furnaces that can be insanely efficient to insanely fast, turn into macerators or go into freeze mode offering some very powerful recipes as well as efficiency when it comes to certain production. Picks that can auto grind and smelt ores as you go. A whole new...

Yeah because updating to the newer Java requires actual money :S

I really dont know if this has been fixed or not but it had a dependency on Java 7 which made it an issue for mac users

The only similarity is the tools, which are no longer really the main part of DartCraft. It adds a ton of utility machines and extra stuff thats just generally fun to play

I agree about the large packs thing. I'm attempting to make a pack that I'll try and limit down to just using Redstone Flux for power combined with some non-techy mods. Of course I'll have to add the Buildcraft three and the additional bees but I really don't see the point in having ic2 any more...

This seems a really good move. Ok there will still be better ways with mods but there always will be. Given that vanilla can't really suddenly add any sort of energy system to the game or any Thaumcraft like system then using resources to produce enchantments is a logical move. What I want to...

Yeah I believe they are meant to consume a massive amount of power when they open, at least thats how I understand it. I can't help but feel you've missed the points of quite a few of the mods. For example EnderIO isn't based around the machines it adds, which are basically added for crafting...

If your using berries try combine them with sugar and a juicer. Default Harvestcraft crops don't feed you for much but combine them into new recipes and theyll feed you for ages

RailCraft-For the amount of control it offers you when it comes to rails Thermal Expansion-Has always been a brilliant mod, got better with Itemducts and Florbs Engineer's Toolbox-A new like of mine. Haven't done a lot with it but everything I have feels awesome To be honest though I love all...

You could set up your engines there and move the steam via Ender Tanks/Tesseracts as it counts as a fluid. Longer set up for sure but saves you running 200 pipes like you just mentioned. I don't know about Extra Utilities wireless energy but the Energy Node is like the Transfer Node and requires...

I'm really looking forward to seeing the mod lists for Magic/Tech World 2. I remember back when the mod packs to choose from were quite limited and these were some of the few, it will be interesting to see how they've developed

Its not crazily OP but its fairy easy to generate infinite power without much effort or thought. I really like the mod but sometimes it does feel a bit too powerful

This is awesome to hear, as at the moment I'm having a lot of fun with this pack and setting up systems and machines I've never tried before

Limestone can be used for slickwater which in turn is used for a husher. I believe limestone may also be used in the kiln

There's a few mods I'm curious about why they're missing but on the whole looks like a great pack and I'm glad to see some new additions