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This means you're breeding hybrids. You were breeding a noble-cultivated with a noble-cultivated probably. This means that the possibilities for the offspring are: noble: 25% noble-cultivated: 25% cultivated-noble: 25% cultivated: 25% As you can see there's a rather small chance of getting a...

It still adds annoying crafting steps which you need to add a machine for. That isn't exactly my idea of adding fun content to a mod.

No, you attach a storage bus to it. It just behaves like a (very VERY large) barrel in that sense. Make sure you tell the storage bus what to store. I currently have 15M items in stock and only 10 storage disks. Most of my stuff is in DSU's/

Tapatalk probably does it's own UBB > html translation so if it creates the smileys inside code blocks it's a bug in tapatalk.

It really doesn't matter anyway. It won't make a measurable difference. Besides, you don't write lua to make blazing-fast stuff ;) There's tags actually.

GT adds tesseracts? /facedesk

The reason is because modems are not in the API list. Kinda annoying :) http://computercraft.info/wiki/Modem_%28API%29

local modem = peripheral.wrap("side") if(modem.isWireless()) then print("I'm a wireless modem!") else print("O noes! :(") end

Ah, I didn't know that was changed. Good to know :)

You wasted time building that block by block? Damn... :D

Err. Most of my programs don't require a monitor. If you don't have anything to display they're useless anyway because they're, you know, displays! :) In my base I have one big monitor that displays stuff like contents of my tanks, items in AE and stored energy. Only the computer displaying...

And even if it's not original, who cares? It's your mod and as long as you're having fun... ;)

It can be made with a liquid transposer IIRC. Or atleast one of the TE machines. I think you can also make it with the forestry moistener. For me moss is by far the most popular addition to tools.

Not an argument, sorry. If you have the bandwidth to download the FTB launcher you most definately have the bandwith to simply make a website available offline. And I don't think catering to a very small minority is a good time-investment for a mod-maker anyway. Heck, people who don't have time...

Might I give you a tip? Critique is good, if it's supportive of what you're doing. Telling you that everything done is "done before" is not supportive criticism but simply being an ass. So if you read something that's basically diagonally opposed to what you want to do: don't even bother...

Still, building something this big has nothing to do with practical applications. A MAC 8x8x8 for example is already more than any project has a use for.

Still not as good as having the same info available on a wiki. Those in-game manuals tend not to remember the page you opened them on, and you can use even a simple textsearch in them. It's fine if it's made available both in-game and on a wiki but I dislike the current trend of mod author...

And my friends this is why in-game manuals suck. Really, this stuff needs images.

Buildcraft fillers are your friend.

You didn't even mention it! The correct response would be "I'm sorry but I forgot to mention that....". Sheez.