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That would be Tinkers Construct, the option is configurable, just go to your config folder, look for one called TinkersWorkshop, the option will be under the difficulty changes section as B:"Keep hunger on death"=true.

They don't seem to be terribly common, thankfully, I've seen two so far, the first was right next to a village which I was heading towards to investigate because I had never seen a village spawn with a building that looked like it took a creeper blast and got sucked in because I didn't know it...

Any tips on getting close enough to do so without being eaten? I know creative flight can keep you from getting drawn in by hungry nodes and portal guns fired at the moon, but that wouldn't be practical on a multi-player server for obvious reasons, or for people that just don't like cheating.

I know if you drain a node completely of its vis it will sometimes destroy the node, I would assume that applies to hungry nodes as well, how you'd go about getting close enough to drain it I'm not sure.

Tinkers Construct, easily, highly customisable tools and weapons, orky gubbinz, and soon modular exo-armour, once the armour is in there won't be any use at all for the default enchantment system.

Well, if you don't mind using magic Witchery is also part of Horizons and includes the ability to craft flying brooms which could be used to board and disembark from an airship.

Well, the version I currently have installed there's options in the config to change both under the mobile chunk section, D:airship_balloon_ratio=0.4 sets the ratio of balloons to other blocks needed for an airship, so by default 40% of the blocks need to be balloons, I:max_chunk_blocks=2048...

The question was how I would change the mod, within this hypothetical situation that implies that I were part of the dev team and thus have the authority to make whatever changes I want, in this case the changes I would make include the removal of the devs in question which would be well within...

In that case I change my vote to adding a config option to disable the Gregcraftian plate requirements for even the most basic machines like the iron furnace and firing these two.

Unfortunately I've found that sometimes that can happen, you can try absolutely every aspect available and just won't have enough runes light up to be able to connect the dots, all you can do is trash the scroll and keep trying until the Random Number Gods smile upon you.

The version I got from https://github.com/lluixhi/EE3-Builds/tree/master/1.6.4 here seems to work fine, build 25 to be precise, 26 and 27 I couldn't use because they rely on a version of Forge that doesn't have modloader functionality, but that one works fine. Naturally as you said they're not...

Add a config option to disable the new recipes that require plates for a start, imagine my annoyance after installing Resonant Rise, going to create my iron furnace, and discovering that the recipe has now been changed to a Gregtech style recipe. So much for Greg only being involved in bugfixes...

So, with Archimedes Ships being part of Horizons, let's explore how this lovely new toy works in conjunction with some of our favourite older toys in the toybox. For example, here's a good thing to know, you can build a T-Con smeltery aboard a ship, and the smeltery will remain fully functional...

There are also some test builds of EE3 that will work with 1.6.4 available, if you look for a mod called Equivalency, which is an EE3 addon that adds some Minium Stone transmutations for various popular mods like IC2 and Thaumcraft there's a link in the first post to a GitHub page you can...

Unleashed is the Ultimate pack, more or less, alternatively there's Feed the Greg Unhinged, but it's not really much like Ultimate at all.

Even in vanilla Minecraft the idea of taking a boat seemed strange to me, I tried using a boat once and quickly learned how useless they were due to easily crashing and breaking into planks and sticks.

Tramsmutations generally aren't worth it as far as changing metals from one to another goes, excepting for thaumium, naturally, unless you somehow find yourself with an excess of iron and wheat but a deficit of copper. For the most part EE3 does a better job as you can pretty effectively get all...

I believe the typical use for Stonebound is to wear it down enough so that you have the maximum speed boost possible from it then slap on a battery which locks in the durability and by extension speed. Myself, I generally don't actually worry about speed, as long as it's as fast as a vanilla...

I'm waiting on ninja turtles, myself.

Could have sworn there was a turtle for that, there's a turtle for just about everything else, after all.