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My only question is if the config changes would break world gen. I'm fairly certain they wouldn't do that this late but you never know.

Also, just a heads up, Tinker's construct has gone up to 1.3.6.7, so I suggest grabbing it and adding it to the pack :O

You have to put a wooden stencil of what part type you want on the casting table now. So if you want a pickaxe head cast, you need to put a wooden stencil for the pickaxe head onto the stencil table and then cover it in either aluminum brass or gold. This is a documented change on the minecraft...

Not sure if trolling, wants him to say something weird, or doesn't actually know. Glue.

Well I'm fairly sure it won't be default because of ID changes to fir with the rest of the pack. As for the rest of it though we'll have to wait and see /sigh

Water evaporates in the nether.

It was said this will replace ultimate as the signature pack for FTB, so he's not that far off :O

You can use an AA for water, but it would work much slower. Also, with MFR farms you don't need water to plant and harvest crops. Basically, at worst you're looking at having to build a lot more AAs than you normally would to make up for the efficiency loss. Edit: Also, with MFR you can place...

™ Cmon guys, I can't be the only one that knows how to do that.

Think of it like this, with a proper grinding machine you get more usable dust than just pounding it across a work bench. Also, the EE3 recipe for it allowed you to get rods before entering the nether by going to a desert biome and getting those flowers (cinderbloom iirc).

For luck+autosmelt it really depends on what you're looking for in the ore. If you want, say, just iron from iron ore then it can possibly net you more, but if you want some ferrous dust and can't find any ore for it pulverizing the iron is better. Of course, there are other ways of processing...

Just note that this only applies for T1 tools. The new T2 tools are very different in their construction since several parts can affect speed and durability, as I mentioned above with hammers and the metal plates.

Slime can mine at obsidian level, but is very slow. Normally you'll want slime as a supplement for its durability that is only rivaled by manyullyn. This means you'll mostly be using slime for tool rods.

Sorry, I just had to.

Not much of a reason given that several GT machines accept liquid from pipes and even IC2 geothermals can have lava piped into it. Also, IC2 doesn't have oil or biomass so it's pretty much a machine designed to work with forestry and BC rather than IC2 to begin with.

And how many biofuel generators can a single reactor fuel? A single reactor can fuel two fully heated boilers so you have to factor in that. Also, boilers can burn more than just biofuel from the reactors which gives them an advantage in terms of fuel diversity. You don't even have to use the...

Except they don't outperform a max heated boiler. A biofuel generator only produces 160k MJ a bucket, while a 36HP boiler that has been fully heated produces just over 290k MJ a bucket.

To be fair, a good deal of the people working on the pack are on GMT, so it's like 5AM or something there.

And dumping lava into an igneous extruder is hard.

It's so people can choose one or the other since some prefer EBXL and others prefer BoP.