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Last time I tried to start the pack on a different computer, I got until "[minechem] Registering other Mod Recipes..." and there it stopped, I killed MC after ~ 15 minutes. But yeah, in theory I agree that the mod is interesting, *especially* in a modpack with GT that adds many rare chemical...

Looks cool! To keep it always on I'd want a config setting to make it much smaller though.

Well, then a tesseract / dim. transceiver is the best option, they should act as valid item/liquid inventories.

Can you maybe pump out of the upgrade block instead of the quarry block?

If a tool takes a flux capacitor as modifier now depends on the durability. See this recent thread: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/tinkers-construct-question-flux-vs-mossy.57939/page-2#post-855263

Yes, they're in their own mod now, but that's hardly cause for delay. Well, Tema who now does Thermal Dynamics managed to make his own pipes work fine with FMP, so we can hope.

The COFH marketing machine tends to be very successful. What I'm wondering is if the conduits were so amazingly optimized and stable in 1.6, why does it take so long to update to 1.7?

As for Thaumcraft: tools made from Thaumcraft shards have quite powerful abilities (silk touch, fortune, speed, depending on the shard color). But these are added and specified by Greg himself, so I wouldn't consider it unbalanced.

That's not how it works :) Redistribution yes, but only of the original builds. Nowhere does it allow modification, and therefore neither redistribution of modified versions.

When there is no explicit license that allows it, you are not by default free to fork, modify and redistribute the code. Just the presence on Github does not make it free software.

Future proof :)

AFAICS this modlist is quite similar to Infitech2, so if you don't want to download everything on your own I can only recommend that pack: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/1-7-10-infitech-2-modpack-v2-0-5-gregtech-galacticraft-hard-mode-modpack-updated-12-20-2014.50185

So far I've only processed my ruby dust from Ruby ore, and not touched my redstone supplies. But centrifuging redstone has many nice byproducts, such as mercury for chemical bathing, so at some point it will be done (especially since GT is not redstone-hungry at all, but AE will use a bit).

If you haven't planned this already, I would also recommend making an assembler/engraver/press early. It makes crafting the circuits so much nicer (and cheaper)... among others from 4 red alloy wire to 2. As for tools, I limited myself to stone, wrought iron and shards until I could make a...

If you have the infrastructure to auto-brew potions, the potion generator from ExU will also produce around 300 RF/t for a complex potion, and then you can combine 8 of them to a single 8x generator. Similar with the culinary generator, if you can auto-produce food with high saturation values...

To be fair, if they didn't also increase power use, even a measly 400k RF cell on a pick is enough to mine a lot of stuff before it runs out. And carrying an extra flux capacitor is not really a pain (if you need all the inventory space, don't forget that TiCon also gives you a knapsack.)

A Reika/RotaryCraft stream? I'd buy that for a dollar...

How do you power the miners?

Editing the OpenBlocks config is always possible. But I'd look into the Thaumcraft stuff anyway, it's pretty cool what you can do with the levitators.

It is not a regression in Vanilla, it's a patch that Forge missed when updating to 1.7.