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What's modifying a mod? Changing a recipe they add? Then he's modified forestry (no config to reverse) IC2, and buildcraft. Drastically is an opinion word and not a useful definer. Actually the number of mods that delete or change a vanilla recipe are very slim. RailCraft was the only...

And GameRegistry.addRecipe does absolutely nothing but call GameRegistry.addShapedRecipe, which does absolutely nothing but call CraftingManager.addRecipe. Tinker's addShapedRecipeFirst is a copy of CraftingManager.addRecipe. There was, and is, no need to spam everybody by posting. This is in...

It appears you're declaring spoils bags by opening one or two. Of course, if you don't use anything from the mod, you're purposefully limiting yourself and that's not likely to change. Portalguns Division Sigil UU-Matter Thaumcraft lore All sorts of ingots and Vanilla/BoP gems Basically...

Seriously, if you need help adding a recipe....you need to start your mod all over. With the tutorials.

Let's clairify for you: As far as the law is concerned, it's only concerned about distribution. You may disassemble/decompile anything you damn well want (Including Windows or the MacOS itself). You may refer to this decompiled code in your own programming, either to learn how something is...

Actually my laptop ships with unsigned drivers, and they operate without issue.

This is how it was done: addShapedRecipeFirst(recipes, new ItemStack(Block.planks, 4, 0), "#", '#', new ItemStack(Block.wood, 1, 0)); addShapedRecipeFirst(recipes, new ItemStack(Block.planks, 4, 1), "#", '#', new ItemStack(Block.wood, 1, 1)); addShapedRecipeFirst(recipes, new...

No, it crashes the load. Complete with crash log. What's really pathetic is GregTech already has code to refuse to init the mod without crashing. And chose to not use it.

So, per Slowpokes OP: What is targeted compatibility breaking code? (And specifically, this is a question for Slowpoke / FTB policy) Is adding recipes to the Forge recipe handler "targeted malicious code"? ...ever? What if those recipes are copies of recipes previously removed by another...

Welp, KL has promised to show Greg what it means to have a Core mod if he ever did that. Can't wait til KL gets back from his break...

I've stolen all I can from kittens this week, so no.

You're so full of shit, I'm left wondering how you cleared your airway before choking to death. GregTech absolutely does not respect the Forestry bronze config. The setting switches between 3+1=1 or 3+1=2 in current versions of GregTech. This was an intentional, and malicious, change after...

No, it appears that they still disagree anything was done wrong (except by mDiyo) and continue to defend the hypocritical behavior.

Not in my tests (other than the dupes, of course) If I create a recipe to recover the iron from an iron door by smelting it into 6 ingots, and then hit those doors with a pickaxe from Dartcraft I get 6 ingots, from Tinker's I get somewhere from 12-18.

Well, that would be a Forge/OS bug and not the expected result of sending text to the system error log. There's plenty to lay at Greg's feet, there's no reason to pile on. Intent matters, and the intent here clearly has nothing to do with crashing/freezing the game.

But Force picks do as well, and it certainly reinforces the original subject line of this thread. Why would anybody make a tinker's construct pick with dartcraft installed - ever? Dartcraft has higher speed values, and roughly the same options, including (when Thaumcraft is installed) a faster...

Lol. Doing everything possible to be the "even easier tinker's"

Which you'll never use because it's a buildcraft pipe. (That's ok, the MFR unifer is better anyways)

I don't think you get it. The jars will not be signed just sitting on your harddrive. You'd have to download new jars, at which point they can include any code whatsoever. Almost nobody in windows sandboxes their java, so its running with full user permissions and can do whatever is coded...

<sarcasm> Yes, because GregTech never breaks configs! </sarcasm>