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By the way, will the next version be 1.0.9? Or will it be 1.1.0? I really don't want to have to re-create my world. Since the next version is supposed to be updates, I have hopes it will not be necessary.

Not sure if in the Blood Magic version that's in this pack, but you can bind a Sigil of the Whirlwind in your armor to make arrows and some other projectiles miss. Technically it's not negating damage, but it helps.

You can say that, but this version is quite stable, and there's something to say for that too. The only thing that really bothers me about the pack is that the version of BluePower in the pack is just so incredibly buggy. I know a lot of the problems have been fixed in recent versions of the mod...

That's a fair point.

I'm still playing this pack. It's got a lot of good mods, but it's less messy. There's some integration and a some nice tech tiers (most of which I end up skipping in the end). I'm excited it's going to be updated again! I hope this livens up this topic a bit again. Can you (Gideon) tell us...

Is there a way to get Mana-infused ore in TDT? The BluePower lamps are quite buggy, so I'd rather use the TE lamps, and I'd like to have a TE dimmed lamp in my mob spawner.

Ok, I'll just post this as a warning here because I saw my coal-train acting funny and almost saw my base grinding to a halt: harvesters have been nerfed in 1.0.8. Max speed is now one block per fifteen ticks, instead of what I think was four blocks per ten ticks.

One thing that's really obvious but kind of hard to see is that for about everything tech you need steel / refined iron. This really requires some steps before starting to automate stuff. I really like it.

You don't need signalum to make a TE machine block. You will need steel though.

Saints Row IV is awesome in its utter ridiculousness, and the way it is a tribute to various types of games. It's the only (mainstream) game I know in which breaking the game is part of the game. As for suggestions, if you want a similar game where you go around in a city and do missions using...

In the new Direwolf20 pack, only the IC2 recipes for MachineMuse's Modular Power Suit mod seem to be working, while NEI shows both the IC2 and TE3 recipes (although the latter is listed as JSON recipes). Are the TE3 recipes meant to work?

Oh, I manually downloaded the JadedCat mix, and it worked without a problem. Turns out, I like the original textures better, so I removed it.

Just for the record, I have the same problem (but I can obviously fix it by installing manually). Java 1.7.0_45, ArchLinux x86-64. The console window does not show anything when I click the button (even in Debug mode), but here is the console log anyway: http://pastebin.com/FuY2zEuZ

This is the reason I used it too for some parts of my base. And because it is cheaper in large quantities. I very much prefer the looks of AE, and the sturdy feel. Note that the functionality you described can probably be done easily using AE interfaces and translocators in recent packs...

Thanks for the reaction and the fix Mike! The new crafting recipe is exactly as I would expect.

That's not it. It's just an exploit of the way the entanglement crafting is done. It could easily be fixed by requiring two identical superpositions or an entangled one and an identical regular superposition instead of a single superposition. It's not even a bad exploit, because of the...

He's talking about the tome of alkahest ( http://ftbwiki.org/Tome_of_Alkahest ). I never use it (kind of a lame way to get certain items IMO), but it is at least kind of balanced. Doubling a diamond costs 4 lapis blocks (emerald costs 1). Note that creating a diamond using EE (another thing I...

I installed the new version of Unleashed, to check out QCraft In the first few minutes of fiddling with it in creative mode I found that I could do the following: - Make a superposition containing a diamond block (nothing else is necessary). - Make X entanglements of this block. - Place all...

Don't forget that Xycraft tanks also act as liquid transposers, and that they pull from adjacent inventories. This is really cool, but you would generally need power for this and a lot more effort, not to mention space. I think that in order to belance this, valves would need to be very valuable...

If you read a few pages back, you will see that the problem is solved by renaming FTB/Direwolf20/instMods/minecraftforge.zip to MinecraftForge.zip . I wish they would just fix this in the mod pack itself though. Seems like just a small change...