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You can do that? Hahaha, amazing. Another reason to bring freezing bows with me to the Nether.

I've given up on IC2 a long time ago, not too long after I realized that basically all alternatives are considerably simpler, more efficient, more intuitive and less restrictive than it. As I see it, the only reason people still cling to that mod is because they're used to it. I have to admit...

It's probably 4, just check the little "?" button on the top right. If not, then it's tier 5.

Neat, even though AM2 itself has been reducing the resolutions of some items on their own in the last few updates. Even so, until they're done, I think I'll be using this. Thank you.

Add Dartcraft to your pack, progress a bit with its infuser, then create a freezing core and slot it into a Force furnace. Now freeze Nether Quartz, and there you go, tons of Certus Quartz. well you did say you wanted it easier

Given how they were added exactly because of the Ender quarry, I'd be surprised if they didn't work.

I really dislike how Nether Ores treats Nether Quartz as an explosive ore by default. The rest of them make sense, since they're worth twice their overworld versions, but the quartz is used in a ton of stuff and is kind of vital for progress in some mods. Thankfully that can be changed in the...

Wait, why were people complaining about the new alembic mechanics again? I finally tried them out, and I feel that using a stack of warded jars on them is a lot better than how things were before. Why would you need to automate something as specific as infusion anyway, unless you have Direwolf's...

Not anymore, MFR cuts trees from the bottom up now.

MFR Unifier.

Engineer's Toolbox has a module that is basically a water-powered quarry. After its area is done, you can just suck the (slick)water out with your favorite pump and do start it again in another area.

Actually, that's not different at all from using a vacuum hopper to suck the EXP, so I wouldn't say it's convoluted at all. It might not be too obvious, since it isn't too clear that sewers suck experience orbs as well.

I believe that the (Ender) Quarry is only better if you want even more cobble than you already have. The Digital Miner lets you cherry pick what you want out of the ground, and it even doubles up as a redecoration machine.

MFR has an enchantment router, which technically should work. For example, if you want to separate enchanted chestplates from non-enchanted ones, I guess you could put books with all armor enchants in one side (unless the GUI has changed since I last tried using it a while ago), books for tool...

...How awkward. Of course it wasn't going to work, the version in the first post was for MC 1.5! The first 1.6 port in the thread didn't work, but Icon's fix did. Not that it matters anymore, anyway. Thank you!

Small reminder that some of you are complaining about the lack of reality in a game about green phalluses, infinite water and floating trees.

Hasn't the pedestal been an inventory since some versions ago? Just pipe the wand it in and it should work. To take it out once it's full, I don't know, but itemducts with filters set to not ignore NBT/metadata should have no problem doing that.

I don't know if Monster still doesn't have Dartcraft (it probably doesn't), but that mod's most recent update added the admittedly OP time torches, which can (among plenty of other things) make vanilla spawners spawn things more quickly and without the need of anyone being close to them. Said...

Doesn't FTB already have that? I mean, the so-called universal configs, which get rid of ID conflicts for most mods. I don't really see a problem with fixing IDs by myself (it should take at most 10 minutes to fix a brand new pack, or 2 if I use IDfixminus), but I still really like the fact that...

The listed damage doesn't change if you get Sharpness on a vanilla sword, either.