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Witchery has... Ember moss which will light entities on fire. Brambles can harm or teleport entities away elsewhere depending on the type of bramble. Treefyds can be an active defense option. And they can be told what to ignore so they don't harm you or your animals. Several of the brews and...

Also, the mutandis is good for getting those hard to find plants. Each treatment with mutandis will randomly turn a plant/sapling into another. Sometimes it takes a while to get the specific plant you want, but it is often easier than going out and finding it in the world.

There are quite a few things that can be done in single player. One of the cool things I like is the ember moss. You have to be careful harvesting it as it sets entities on fire, but it's great for defensive purposes. :) Also the broom is a great way to travel.

This sounds like a good way to do so. I guess I'll sit my recharge station in the center to start with while I jar up the rest of nodes. I take it is probably best to use nodes with primal aspects for this. I think I will end up with a wand recharging room with my compound aspect nodes and a...

ok. I guess my first order of business will be to jar a multi-aspect node that has a larger total amount of vis, plus a single high count aspect node and see which way the bullying goes. :P

You could also look for a village. They normally have wheat farms. Also if you have thaumcraft installed, you can use the lamp of fertility. It doesn't need wheat to breed animals. (Not familiar with epic craft, so don't know the mods it comes with.)

I've read that the node bullying is where the larger node will consume any smaller node within 5 blocks (4 air spaces in between). I've also read the amount of vis added cannot exceed the highest vis amount of the larger node. Are both these correct? From the way I understand this, a node...

I like setting up the complex systems that keep everything running. Balancing the input of the various farms, or setting up a automatic cut-off when I can't. I dislike grinding for the sake of grinding. Especially if there is absolutely no way to automate. I played magic farm 2 for while...

Peat can be made in a forestry multifarm as well.

The steam oven is also pretty awesome. It can smelt 9 items at once. It's not fast, but if you can get enough wood in it to fill the oven, it works pretty well. Back in 1.5.2, I had 4 HP boilers running off of the output from 1 steve cart's tree farm, and I still produced way more wood than I...

If you haven't already, check out the railcraft steam boiler calculator. It should help figure out how much charcoal you need to produce to make it all work. http://calculator.towerofawesome.org/

But, this is minecraft! It isn't a why?, but a why not? This is still rather ingenious and gets a thumbs up in my book.

I just loaded up Thaumcraft 4.2 and Thaumic Tinkerer in a test instance, and have the automatic 1 block step up like wearing boots of the traveller. If I disable Thaumic Tinkerer, the effect goes away, but when I reactivate it, it returns, so I know it is something with Thaumic Tinkerer...

So Thaumcraft 4.2 has just released, and I've been interested in trying it out in a regular world and take a break from AgS. Thaumic Tinkerer is of course a must as well as NEI and inventory tweaks. Are there any other mods you would add to round out the Thaumcraft experience? It doesn't...

Ah. Got ya. I got my hives through reward bags, so never new they needed lily pads to get through ex aquillo.

If you have gendustry up and running, you can just remove the need for lily pads on the bees by using the genetic imprinter machine. P.s. To add genetic samples to the template, just place them in a crafting grid together. It will consume your sample when you do this, so make sure to make...

Forestry trees will randomly spawn butterflies. So, if you keep them enclosed, the butterflies can't escape. But I don't think enclosing them limits the tree-pollination.I've been wanting to get into forestry tree breeding, but a little leery of having butterflies everywhere.

I've thought of two way I could control the output. One, use regular item ducts and feed that charcoal in 1,2, or more at a time to maintain the output I want. (manually dump a bunch in then turn on the item ducts and try to maintain the level. Two, place it behind its own REC, and use a...

That's a thought. I never did set up a bloodwood farm. I do have the energized/ecstatic bees going though with about 1100 unprocessed combs. They should be able to provide me with enough redstone.