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I agree, the power requirements on the EnderIO spawner set much steeper demands on your power infrastructure. The varying energy cost is also a nice detail, with MFR it's really easy to farm tons of blaze rods or ender pearls. (This is not a complaint about MFR, it fits well with the rest of...

If they were shaped so you don't have to "cycle" through the blocks like you do for the TiCon chisel, that would be fine with me. (And of course quite easy to add with Minetweaker, should the need arise.)

When I walk through my rubber tree farm, about half of the planted saplings display as sacred rubber saplings in WAILA, but of course they are all normal saplings. So there is some metadata conflict going on.

Or use an Auto-Enchantment table to do both automatically. Yeah, this is kind of a cross-mod exploit: in MFR, the spawner needs the mob essence infrastructure, while the killer only needs power. In EnderIO, the spawner only needs power while the killer needs the "mob essence" (in this case...

This is worrying. Someone needs to tell the Pope so he can ban Minecraft!!!

AE condenser: make matter balls and shoot them at mobs. Or a singularity.

I understand that completely. I also don't get the motivation: these must be people who never created anything, although it's so easy to create in Minecraft. OK, the difference is that it's probably very rare for others to copy your Minecraft builds and sell them as their own.

Now I am interested...

Hey, at least now we know that all modders are self-entitled fucks since they for no reason at all want to control distribution of their copyrighted work. </reddit-inspired sarcasm>

You might be able to add Funky Locomotion. Not sure if there's a way to get Enderium for its default recipes though.

The latest TC update changed how researched items are stored, and so they have to be rescanned. Azanor quote from the changelog: "Enjoy the free research points." :)

When someone doesn't post on Twitter for 3 whole months he obviously must be dead...

Yes, Mojang/MS don't claim copyright on your code. However, they can (and do, in the EULA) make restrictions about what you are allowed to distribute as a mod (remember the issue about deliberately crashing code/player blacklists in some mods), and how you can use it together with Minecraft...

We might be talking about different things. What I mean is: if a mod just for "protection" purposes (DRM much?) or the like reads my browser history, or really anything outside of /minecraft/, no code from that developer will ever run on my systems again.

Saving what exactly?

Yep, it's pretty much "all content you make belongs to our game and therefore we have the final say".

And very much taboo to touch from a Minecraft mod.

You could add a new recipe for the bucket, made of a different metal. If you take zinc, not copper, the color isn't too far off :)

I wouldn't say it's reasonable, but it's how they start, and they have to be given a chance at least. Someone has to *show* them that there's a difference between the NPE and your log. Users that get angry, insist you are wrong etc. - sure, ban them.