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Can you use other op commands? What if you enter /gamemode 1 then try to leave creative?

Were it possible to use all mod releases with all Minecraft releases, I'd agree. It's true that to some extant Minecraft updates drive innovations in mods: Authors don't keep up, and so new versions come from other developers, and those new versions each bring their own little peculiarities to...

I for one would be perfectly happy if they finished up whatever it is they're planning with their mod API, sorted out the major remaining bugs (chunks not loading), then just left it alone. Heck, I'd be happy if they just left it alone.

Well it makes sense to me that a program would take focus when you launch it (... even if it truly doesn't for me - if I've switched to my browser while waiting for the taskbar icon to appear, then said icon will just sit there and flash like a good little icon), but I still suspect we're...

Which launcher are we talking about here? Mine doesn't take focus off my other programs.

It brings to mind the bug where occasionally mobs get multiplied however many hundreds of times over. Imagine that with chunk-loading mobs. Heh.

Is that a slab missing at the top there? Each layer going up the "curve" has a width of three diagonal slabs, then five slabs, then three slabs, then five... I'd make 'em all five. Otherwise looks really good to me.

Back when I was a young boy, I met an old man who kept bees. The whole "perfecting the genome" game was a reality to him - he'd started out with some local swarms (that liked the climate there) and some imported ones (that made a decent amount of honey, but didn't like the damp so much) and...

How much gets sent, versus how often that value gets sent. Typically machines are happy so long as they get the packet size they want, whereas the frequency usually doesn't matter so much (though some machines will reset their progress to 0 without a stable supply). Machines can be spammed...

http://feed-the-beast.wikia.com/wiki/GraviSuite

I suspect Thamcraft has bugged out and deleted the other nodes. It tends to do that. Get some goggles and see if you can find the others. The goggles should display stats for the node closest to you (though if no node is in range they simply display the details of the last node that was, which...

I'm not sure what the new Mac Pros are intended for, full stop. It's like they set out to make a new Mac Mini, then decided to show off with it and use that as an excuse to drop the real Pro line.

IIRC, recharging nodes with clusters does not in itself create flux, but when those nodes hit 100% they'll keep on charging up to something like 110% - and overcharging does produce flux. Since larger nodes can automatically feed smaller nodes, but the opposite isn't true, you want to have...

Define "nicely". I don't have any prior releases of Java installed on my system. 2.1ghz dualcore, Mobility Radeon HD 4650, 4gb of RAM (system total, no custom allocations), 32bit OS, graphics set to fancy+far. Quite playable for me with the framerate hovering between 10-20FPS.

The other side of the bee-coin is their effects. You know the beacon blocks? Those things that chew up massive amounts of resources to get going, in return for something that has very limited range, effects, and is a huge chore to move? Those things no one ever bothers to build unless some mod...

Play the way that feels fun to you and don't feel guilty about it. If you find yourself constantly cheating in a certain way, then all that means is that you've hit upon a game mechanic that isn't "fun". For example, I disable mob griefing because cleaning my lawn/beach/whatever after Endermen...

http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/exception-ticking-world.33617/

Well done. :)

If you don't get an error when trying to suck, then you've got the wrapping sorted out. The command won't error out if you call it correctly but it's not possible to suck - then it just returns "false", so you can have your code detect that the operation was unsuccessful and respond accordingly...

You get "attempt to call nil" because the function isn't available to "p". This likely means you haven't wrapped the peripheral correctly. Odds are you're getting the side wrong - giving it a quick test, I find the basic inventory turtle has the module to its right. You must specify the...