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After some testing I figured out the growth tick issue; most of my crops were directly under agricraft sprinklers. With the update, or perhaps reloading, crops won't grow directly under those (but it was before). The crash log is still valid as that issue remains, but it appears to be tied to...

I tried a fresh instance of 2.3.5 and the crash issue doesn't happen on NEW worlds loading multiple times. It appears to be specific to my save (which really sucks.... I finally got my ME controller in expert mode), and I am assuming the growth tick issue is as well. My upgrade path was 2.2.2 ->...

Version: 2.3.3 What is the bug: 2.3.3 was stable except for the following crash, which also happens for 2.3.5; loading up the world the first time is OK, but if I save and quit and reload the world, it always crashes with the following: Log: http://pastebin.com/wf96Zuvn In 2.3.5...

I guess you are right; the first mob was the reaper and the second which came out as soon as I hit a block of stone was a mountain mob 70 HP. Lost all my stuff immediately spawned not anywhere near there. Game over.

I am so used to machines and tech mods that I'd never really taken the time to understand any of the magic packs. This looks designed to ease me into it and as a bonus it has tedium-free mining due to the endless caves (always more fun than staircase mining). There are not yet any YouTube guides...

I never had any lag or technical problems with Monster, but I had to really lower my graphical settings on Infinity. Even with fast graphics, I had ridiculous lag in marsh areas with the murky liquid layer near surface for unknown reasons. That was the only really bad technical problem I...

Is it possible to add new NBT data on the crafted object that has nothing to do with that object's original mod? You would only need the recipe identifier so you can check what the components were, in the case of grid-crafted items. I'm not sure for machine recipes and such. I'm assuming that...

I had an idea I call "Recursive Deconstruction". I thought about it when I started using Minechem. There are two ideas really: the first is to "uncraft" an object into its components, the second is for Minechem to map an item to its constituent parts all the way to the bottom so that it could...