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When SFM isn't the answer, ComputerCraft is. I don't know if that's still a thing in 1.7, but in 1.6, CC had a bunch of methods that could interract in very precise manners with inventory slots. IIRC, it was added by OpenPeripherals, but I'm not 100% sure. EDIT: Yeah, it was deffinitelly...

Other than SFM, like pc_assassin sugested, you can have multiple interfaces with the same recipe and the system will be intelligent enough to distribute the load amongst all the interfaces.

Option 1: Machine -> chest -> comparator -> variable length of redstone -> conduit triggered by the redstone -> machine Option 2: Chest buffer with a BC autairc gate attached to a wooden pipe next to it. Configuration for it should be pretty obvious.

BuildCraft gates, CC and SFM are the first things that come to mind.

If you use the /mt hand command from Minetweaker while holding a node in a jar, you'll be able to see the NBT structure data for nodes in jars. From there, you can use the /give command t with the info you got in order to spawn whatever node you desire. There was a post a while ago on...

I assume there's an app for iPhones too? I remember someone doing that once, but I don't dabble in the world of mobile phones, so I can only assume.

Yes, it is. You'll have to use MultiMC and log at least once with your account. Another option is making a wi-fi hotspot with your phone; I wont cite any specific apps because I don't know any - I just know it's possible.

How does it not work? In a bit more detail.

Try either putting a jar in between or applying the export directly onto the crystalisers.

Ah. An Essentia Export Bus should do it then.

What is a "TE essentia storage"?

Hm. I don't have access to minecraft right now. However, I could write a quick CC program that uses insulated redstone conduits, if that would do it.

With repeaters and redstone emmiters/recievers. The hard part - the logic - can be done easier inside the factory manager.

You can do it easily with SFM as well. No need to code, but some basic programming logic knowlwdge is required.

Turtles can. Just give them a tap and have them check the matadata of the block to know whether to harvest it or not, using turtle.place() to harvest the rubber.

Run these three commands and you should get rid of the warp completelly. /tc warp <username> set 0 /tc warp <username> set 0 temp /tc warp <username> set 0 perm

You have to drop a piece of gold dust inside the black circle in the Ink Mixer. You'll see the circle flash for a bit and there's a chance the page you pull out will have intra-linking on it. The more pieces you drop in, the higher the chance of getting it - with diminishing returns. You might...

I think it doesn't. When you load a small pack it takes far less time to load than, say, a full vanilla retexture.

Yeah, If you have more than one resource pack active, when you hover a RP's icon, you'll see a little arrow head pointing up or down - that'll adjust priority.