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Not exactly a bug, just XU still using a now outdated TE RF Power API. Just use a power conduit of some type to transfer the energy. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

For now, I settled on using TE itemducts on my default route chest set up with a whitelist, ignore NBT/Metadata going to a wall of filing cabinets. It works, but I'd prefer an LP solution. I've been trying to avoid AE on this world just because I've overused it so much in the past ... looking...

Does anyone know of a way in Logistics Pipes of handling items with damage values, similar to how AE fuzzy buses work? For example, an Item Sink type of module/pipe for accepting all bows (undamaged, damaged and enchanted). I recently set up a Cursed Earth / Drawbridge mob farm and am swimming...

The Thermal Expansion pulverizer runs on Redstone Flux power. The kinesis pipe you are using supplies BuildCraft MJ power. The new version of Thermal Expansion uses it's own new RF power system. Look into the Steam Dynamo for starter power using Leadstone Energy Conduits to carry the power...

I'm seeing the same issues in my DW20 1.6 map. I created the world with 1.0.0. In that version the BOP configs only had about 6 biomes enabled. I updated to 1.0.2. Now the BOP configs have *all* BOP biomes enabled. So any new world gen will create these nasty biome borders. A bit...

I had a similar issue and bumped up the MaxPermSize in my JVM arguments and that fixed it. The huge fps drop was probably the Java garbage collector eating itself while running out of memory. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It's hard to have legitimate complaints about the lack of recent updates. Thank you very much Jadaed and the whole FTB team. Happy Thanksgiving to all.

But while they continue to not give any sort of progress update FTB continues to lose mindshare and marketshare in the increasingly competitive launcher market. Us fans need a cookie every once in a while to chew on. Even while servers reroll to new packs and "Let's Play"ers continue showing...

Use the videos to get an idea how things work. Use the wiki (if it is up to date) to get more details on different blocks and how they work. Then make a Creative world and see how it all really works and how it interfaces with other mods. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Set up a vanilla cobble gen and use an Extra-Utilites Transfer Node to harvest the cobble. Direwolf20 demonstrated it in his recent Extra-Utilities spotlight.

(Emphasis mine) Apple has not distributed Java with their OS for the last two major OS versions I believe. They redirect you to java.com for the standard Oracle distribution.

With that setup, if you have any kind of drain on your cell your engines will run continuously. Take a look at this thread from a few days ago on this exact topic: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/help-with-bc-gates.28858/

Just remove the ".disabled" and leave it ".jar"

Power Converters is indeed in Unleashed, but disabled by default.

Last I knew, the fuel did not affect heat up times. Only the size and type (HP vs LP) affect heat up times.

Here's a couple of screenshots of my setup in case they are helpful. This is a stack of 24 magmatic engines, six layers of four engines each. The red rednet color is for redstone energy cell empty. The green rednet color is for redstone energy cell full. White is the output sent to the engines.

I have a similar setup. I use a stack of 24 magmatic engines hooked up to a redstone energy cell, which is then hooked up to a tesseract. I have two gates on the cell, set to redstone signal when full and another set to redstone signal when empty. I have those hooked up to a rednet controller...

What about an MFR auto-spawner setup? I think the minimum size for a ghast is 5x5x5. Use a reusable safari net to capture a ghast in the wild. The spawner, using some power and mob essence will spawn you more ghasts. You can use grinders to kill them and harvest the drops. You will...

One way to make this work is to use a sub-network with a storage bus applied to your ender chest. Then use level emitters from the sub-network to control exporters from your main network pointing to an Interface belonging to your sub-network.

That's an interesting layout as well. I'll give that a shot. Thanks!