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It's not even about rendering -- the client shows what the server tells it to show.

Right, "to not tell the client". The only other entity that *could* tell the client anything is the server. Thus, can the server be persuaded to not tell the client about stuff. At least, that's how I read it.

That wasn't the question. The question was whether it was possible to mod a server so that it only sends player data to clients whose players are looking in the right place. And the answer is probably yes.

I swear, that document is a gold mine for gently (or, sometimes, less gently) nudging people into correct behaviour.

Alternatively, let me put it another way: it not up to us, as the people answering, to figure out what you meant. The more you leave open to interpretation, the more likely we are to misinterpret, or to walk away and refuse to give it a second thought. As the person who wants their question...

I can't decide which of these two applies, so I'll just quote both:

Oh, yeah. How to ask questions the smart way should be read by more people, though I do recall at one point in the past it was fairly aggressively worded. Still, those steps for "before asking" are really useful, and have saved me the need to start many threads (and given me a better...

Chassis pipes are always connected to a single inventory, indicated by the orange stripe. Provider pipes may not care. Try those.

I had the same initial reaction, but realized it was probably confusion over what a subitem is, which seemed reasonable. This assumption seems to have held up.

Okay. Now the other question. Launch Minecraft, open NEI, scroll down to where 4700:1 should be. Does it exist, and if so, what is it?

Transport fuel, generate where needed? Honestly, it feels like RotaryCraft begs for the simplest setups: one engine, one machine.

Which line is which? How are we supposed to tell? If the first line posted is line 6, then what item (in-game) is at 4700 with meta value 1?

Sub-items are items with the same itemID but differing in some way, or possibly specifically differing by meta value (think of the Tinker's Construct casts or patterns: one item ID, multiple meta values). One of the items you're referencing on line 6 of BeastBlock.cfg is reporting that it...

It should be. The server knows each player's position and view angles. It's a little bit of extra per-player processing, but it's feasible. You do still need to deal with stale data on the client side, though (you look away from a player, the player moves, you look back to where you last saw...

@Celestialphoenix Binary search.

@nkiki2000 I'm afraid you're not really providing enough information, so you'll find replies a bit sparse. You did find the error, which is good, but it would probably be best if you also gave us the contents of your config/minetweaker/main.cfg and any referenced files. At a guess, however, I'd...

@Strikingwolf Well, even lacking anyone else willing to write it, I'm certainly capable of doing so. Assuming I can find the motivation to take it on, that is.

All righty, so let's try getting some numbers in here to help us think. The first and most fundamental variable we can play with is the rate of advancement of the ice wall, i.e. how fast it moves. My initial thought for this, purely a guesstimate that felt right, was about 1 block every 10...

I think Certus quartz might be a stone-level block, actually. No idea what mining level the quartz pick has, though, sorry. That said, I'm fairly certain @rhn was exaggerating for humorous effect. The :p smiley kind of gives it away.

Might it be that you have a mod installed that contains an outdated copy of the Mystcraft API? Hey, at least you're trying. Keep up the good effort, and thank you for being willing to help :)