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You'd not only need to know Java, you'd also need the permission of the mod-maker, unless you're a) starting from scratch or b) they've made their code publicly available. And if this is the one you mean, it looks like it's closed source now.

Did anyone else notice that both of the AgSkies packs got overhauled this past week? :eek:

Go here.

This. There used to be that whole section for third-party packs, listings for such. Then the Curse/Twitch launcher came up, and all of a sudden, *poof*. You still get some occasional poking in threads like Regrowth, but - otherwise, dead.

'Sufficiently advanced technology,' as Arthur C. Clarke would say. ;)

Did a poke into Reddit, and someone mentioned Thaumcraft's 'Arcane Lamps', which apparently cover a pretty decent area. You may also consider 'floating' your lights (Nitor doesn't require a supporting block, only a block during placement, for example.) A 15 meter ceiling in a modern warehouse...

I'm really partial to Managlass (no power needed! and you can also use a Saw on them to micro-block them) Carpenter's Blocks with Glowstone are a little pricier in this pack, but once you have a Sawmill, it's not so bad. The lamps from Railcraft (I think - I've got both the 'bloody' and the...

Considering the number of tweaked recipes in IE:Expert, I wouldn't trust any recipes other than what's in NEI. Not to worry - you'll probably need that ichorium wand for something.

Sounds pretty reasonable. I usually run my 'crop improvement' on a plot that's bordered-off from my other plants,

I may possibly have an unhealthy obsession with 'underwater' and 'round' in Minecraft. >_> And occasionally, glass.

Underwater dome? EDIT: Wind turbines would be an issue, but maybe those could be set up on shore with a transmission system underground.

I think that's the 'dungeon loot table' - but I have no idea how you fuss with it.

Oh, the quick access shaft will be perfect. Even if the chickens are half-way through a poster, he'll be going too fast to see them.

Probably, but you wouldn't know where it would end up. Possible alternatives: conveyor belts would probably kick them through without stopping. I think there are some teleposers that can be set to transport entities to specific coordinates (or at least relative coordinates). Also remember...

I know a vanilla minecrafter that did something like that... made the most OP quad-hut witch farm.

Silly question, perhaps, but - what are you looking for in a modpack?

Yeah, it took a couple of restarts - including one where it didn't even recognize I had Minecraft installed. >_> Twitch gonna twitch, I guess.

I'm not particularly well-versed in Blood Magic, to be honest. The in-game guide just says 'using it on plants' works like bonemeal, and the wiki says you can socket it into Bound Armor to affect plants in your vicinity.

Yeah, those are the only two on the launcher. Creating modpacks - especially quest-based - is a ton of work, and they might have run into RL constraints.

They released one called 'Sprout', which is a little more exploration driven.