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As I said above, it was plain old, vanilla iron ore, which since it's required in alumite, is allowed to be smelted.

So I just built a smeltery, and when I try to place my fifty iron ore into it, it just flickers in the controller between the first tick of progress and no progress. When I hover over the controller, it says there's nothing inside. I do have lava in the tank. I'm playing FTB Monster

The starting answer I expected no less, haha.

So, I'm starting my world over. I wasn't that far along, but I realized that I was going to start getting to a grind soon, and since I was more playing with the tech mods, I decided I'd add the tech mods to Horizons, but now that I think about it, there are only a few magic mods that I really...

Took... probably much longer than it should have, but it's working like a charm now! Thanks all!

Sorry for the double post, but this does add valid content to this. Alright, so I changed the ID's around, and it's still not working, and this time the crash report isn't readable by me. Crash Report

Alright! Updated DragonAPI, and it isn't working, but now it tells me why. All I need to do is do a little config magic changing ID's around, and apparently it'll work. Thanks for both of your help!

Thanks a ton. Using the arguments, and even though between the last time I started up and now, I added about fifteen pretty large mods, I'm still getting about twenty FPS more. Thanks again! :)

Alright, so I had a world that was mid-game. I could see a wall hurtling towards my face though, in that I was playing Horizons, but the only mods that I was playing with were the tech mods. Obviously this wasn't that great, so since I do enjoy the magic mods, I decided to bring over a few of...

Bump? Wouldn't mind an answer to this.

I thought that at first, but looking at the hole, if you look closely, you can see two distinct craters, even if they are mostly overlapping. Not sure if one exploded and set off the other, or if they literally exploded at the exact same time.

I found out just how big the explosion of two industrial coils simultaneously recieving too much power is. Glad I had the foresight to put those things a good hundred blocks from my base.

So I've been starting to lag a decent amount. I know that's to be expected, since my computer isn't that great, but I remember that AM2 was a good source of lag for me the last time I played FTB. I stupidly forgot about that, and didn't disable it (I never use it anyways). Now that I'm decently...

Alright, so this is definitely my first time asking about this, so forgive me if I give unnecessary details, or don't provide enough. Anyways, I was looking around, and found some cool arguments that did increase my FPS, but they were more general things, so I'm curious if there are any better...

Thanks a ton! :) Bumps me from a 15 FPS game to a 40 FPS game (Using the "big pack" parameters)

How does one go about doing this?

Alright. I'm an idiot. I thought that send meant to export energy from it, and receive meant to receive energy from other things. Turns out, it means to send energy to other tesseracts, and receive energy from the tesseracts. Reversed the settings, and it's working like a charm. Thanks!

Ah, forgot to say that. Both areas are chunkloaded.

So I'm just about to get my first ender quarry set up, so I'm testing for good methods of power in a creative world. I have a decent set up, with an ender pump in the nether powered by a magmatic dynamo. Fluiducts connecting the pump to the dynamo, and eight others, the eight magmatic dynamo's...

Assuming you are playing a pack with it installed, and you are talking about "Bound *insert tool name here*", these aren't tools added by AM2, they are added by Blood Magic.