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Purely at a guess, your server has the mod "DenEvents" and your client doesn't. DenEvents is a micro-library that DenLibCore tries to download when it's run, so my guess is you don't have write permissions to the folder mods/denLib in your Monster instance. When I delete DenEvents from my...

oreDict.blockIron.add(<2790>)

If you're playing on a server and you didn't update the client configs, it might be that the recipes are working but your client doesn't think they are. I can't think of anything else that might make it behave that way.

So what's the actual advice you need? The wiki articles that @ProfessorMudkip linked seem to answer your questions (how to add things to the ore dictionary and how to add shapeless recipes, respectively). One good thing to do is pick up a mod pack that already does Minetweaker stuff (Agrarian...

Well, maybe it's not such a tiny little answer. Messing with the Forge installed in Unstable gets pretty close to having to mess with the FTB launcher internals, which is undocumented and probably not very safe. Your best bet is probably to grab MultiMC instead. If you configure it to do so, it...

"ingotCopper", but yes. Let's also mention what the Ore dictionary is: its primary purpose is to help modders make recipes that work with any mod's metals, but in this case it serves as a good way to refer to a collection of (mostly) equivalent items. Mods register their items and blocks under...

Yes, but why should you have to? Mind, I may be a little biased in that my first instincts are often to be an asshole, and I try not to give those instincts free rein (I don't like myself when I'm an asshole), so it bugs me when people don't (seem to) put in the relatively minimal effort I do...

No, but seriously, it clearly gets out of Railcraft code: 2014-06-27 02:50:32 [INFO] [STDERR] java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.xcompwiz.mystcraft.api.symbol.logic.IWeatherController.getTemperature(FI)F 2014-06-27 02:50:32 [INFO] [STDERR] at...

Community showcase, maybe? It's FTB-related, and you want to show it off. Sounds just about right. That looks good. I'll follow along.

Because it's very computationally expensive to do that. This may or may not be relevant to your interests, though.

Open the zip files, delete the APIs. Keep the ones in Mystcraft.

Interesting: DragonAPI does, indeed, contain a copy of the Mystcraft API. And they are somewhat different -- the IWeatherController in DragonAPI states that getTemperature's signature is "(FII)F", whereas the version in Mystcraft proper (and, in fact, the one desired) is "(FI)F" (so, an integer...

Some block-moving mods could probably do it (I wonder if you could use Blood Magic teleposers... it would seem somehow fitting). And sometimes nodes don't degrade when jarred, though I wouldn't want to rely on that.

It might not be possible anymore. But it's a moot point, anyway, if there's no Chisel in Horizons.

Last I tried it (in TPPI, I think?), Chisel wasn't helping very much. It only liked its own kind of limestone. Some kind of unifier might do it, but I'm not familiar enough with Horizons to know if there are any.

Well. I imagine you could've started out by saying what you just did. That would've helped. Don't be mean. You're just assuming that @LunaticMiner posted this to brag, but it turns out he didn't. Now you look like an ass, and you've alienated someone new to the forums. Nice job, hero.

And deserts.

My word, such drama! Bravo! Bravo! ...but, well, I totally missed the part where you said you'd migrated the world itself from Minecraft 1.5 to 1.6. Among other things, all the versions of Thaumcraft so far have had the ability to retro-gen their special features into an existing world. If you...

Oh, hey, wow, another really good video maker. Thank you so much!

Agreed. But we made sense of it, in the end. All's well, and so on.