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Processing times can also be adjusted down to make building gregtech machines actually quite rewarding.

Not as much vertical space as a vanilla solution, but still quite relevant. You wouldn't want to stop the mobs inside the spawn radius of the spawner as this can greatly reduce spawn rate if it's a just a regular spawner (endermen spawners can be found in packs with the roguelike dungeons mod...

Shuffling mobs into a more enclosed space can cost vertical space which he might not have. But yeah, conveyors are cheap and easy either from MFR or ExtraUtils. Or he could carpet the floor in Item Collectors (MFR, the vanilla recipe for which is quite cheap for 8 of them) and have them output...

I've actually done larger such systems in Vanilla where hoppers are really your only choice for Endermen. Anyway, for a modded solution, try conveyor belts.

It's actually quite complicated. Copyright law is aimed at protecting and fostering the various Arts. To that end, one should respect the spirit of the wishes of the authors of Minecraft and its numerous Mod authors regardless of how they end up phrasing them. To that end, the ATLauncher, for...

I understand that there may be an issue with mod order in some operating systems due to differing rules for ordering capitalized versus uncapitalized names, but am unaware of a specific issue with macs.

Special note on creating a Server version of a pack: The server has to select the server version when running the forge installer All client side only mods must be removed, failing to do this can result in a relatively uninformative crash on startup. Identifying client side only mods can be a...

Every item/block in openblocks can be disabled by setting its ID to zero. So if it is a particular item causing a problem, it is very easy to disable the offending item without removing the entire mod.

I think the only mod specific to terrain generation like this that I've not yet destroyed a world with so far is Highlands, but only because that's the only one I haven't tried yet.

That's fine if you don't ever want to learn how to do it. I don't recommend it if one intends to actually build and maintain a publicly available pack. One generally needs to be looking at every config file anyway to get all the mods working well together outside of simply resolving ID conflicts.

You do not need permission for compiling a pack just for yourself and honestly shouldn't bother until you're a lot closer to a completely configured and stable pack. Steps to building a pack: 1. PRELIMINARY: Start with vanilla Minecraft and download the latest recommended version of forge...

Not necessarily. One could look to EA for "it's done when the publish date we set is reached regardless of how functional it is".

I think he's saying that his 1.6.2 version won't ever work with multipart's 1.6.2 version and the recommended build of multipart is still 1.6.2. There have been 100+ builds since then into 1.6.4, so give one of those a shot. On Configs, there's nothing special about them. They're just text...

While I haven't attempted this myself, I would assume one of the many methods of detecting block updates could be used on the casting basin to reset a timer that would pump out the contents of the casting basin into the ingot casting table once the time is expired. That way you'd give the basin...

It's possible to do this with vanilla redstone logic. Basically a comparator puts out a redstone signal relative to the fullness of the inventory. It's sort of how vanilla sorting systems work. I'm not certain how well it interacts with mod-added inventories but it is definitely worth a shot...

If you take the time to conquer one of the Roguelike Dungeons from the same named mod, you'll find (usually) several enderman spawners. There's also ender lily seeds in dungeon chests. Ender Golems found near Farlander houses are also good sources of ender pearls/eyes but they can be difficult...

There's no vanilla auto mining for cobble, so there's no free lava without a mod-added block doing all the work of mining the cobble for the player (for free). That being said, this is noted under the Volcanic Furnace's description, "As of now, it doesn't require any special conditions or fuel...

Generally if one has a problem with "lava without power" one should also have a problem with "infinite cobblestone without power" or possibly "infinite water without rainwater collection" to be consistent. Gany is really good about listening to and implementing suggestions and I'd highly...

Best thing about Dartcraft is that regardless of how it gets balanced by default, each change to that balance gets a config option. That way if I want to play the most recent Dartcraft with the original OP settings, I can.

Nah, nothing really to fight over. I've had a lot of fun with GT in the past, but I'm waiting on IC2-EX to get to a much more done/functional state before using IC2-EX and anything that depends on it (such as GT) in a long term world.