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I think the idea behind the size that he/she listed is that it's all that's available for them to build their reactor in

Fill the entire inside with fuel rods. That will net you the most power (AFAIK) without regard to fuel efficiency due to the increase irradiation

You can use water flowing across the top of the sieves to collect the items into a vanilla hopper for the auto-sieving thing. It definitely works, because I have used that my entire game for sieving until recently, which I then switched to slime channels instead of water (but still acts like water)

Found this video and it looks like a block spotlight on it

If you set your AE system to constantly keep a level of items at all times and craft to replenish this stock, then it would allow your craftables to be remotely ordered. You could do this by having a precision export bus set to craft only pointed at an interface, with a level emitter pointed at...

Negative, they'll all turn into vanilla zombies. Witch water only does vanilla mobs.

That sounds like you've been playing a "free" membership until now..

The starting biome has no effect, as far as the game is concerned, that area has been an enchanted forest for its entire life. Keep in mind, in AgS the angry zombie spawning rate is low EDIT: I recommend setting up a mob sorting system like the one described earlier in this thread

Sometimes it feels like I sit down and DO actually only make one upgrade to my base, and it's a disproportionate time later.. >.> We must harness this and label it quantum flux!

It's not terribly hard to make most people angry, because it isn't hard to be rude

My irk with minecraft is I've found that whenever i sit down to play it, I must enter a time compression field.. because I swear I was only playing for half an hour, not three hours..

Just wanting to get a potentially simple problem out of the road, are you attempting to spawn regular zombies to get angry zombies?

In 1.7.10 it's apparently that easy (due to the fancy id thing) minus the unzipping part. I haven't tried it for 1.7, But in 1.6 it's as easy as doing those steps minus unzipping, plus fixing ID conflicts, which there's a guide to do that on the forums

If you want to, use the unstable ingot sword, it's slightly more damage than a diamond sword, but more importantly it's indestructible. Its crafting is the trade off..

That appears to be true, I did some testing with the different block breakers to see if they checked the inventory they were ejecting to first (Idea being fill inventory up with intended block), but no luck, they all just jammed, including the transition plane from AE, which I would have thought...

You may be limited to removing all of AE2 from NEI using this until you need a recipe from it and re-enabling temporarily

Are they under a subunit of AE2? The item subset button allows you to disable groups of items from appearing in NEI (at least it did in 1.6.4)

Question: Is there a block breaker/way to use AA's so that they only break blocks of a particular type..? I'm wanting to set up auto-luring systems so that they leave hives there for people to harvest if needed, but I want to automatically break the hives which lose their scent without turning...

The one that chunk loads itself is the ender-thermic pump I believe..? But the regular buildcraft pump definitely doesn't.

Yup, just make sure to filter the output on the receiving end, because otherwise you'll just have a random chance of it being one liquid or the other in your fluiducts