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You can also morph yourself into a chicken, if you have morph installed. Then you just float down and as you do you can guide yourself away from the node.

All I can say is what it did to me, was draw me in, like a tiny black hole, hold me there for about ten seconds, then shoot me straight up like I was atop a geyser or a really strong updraft.

Ahhh! So it's not a glitch, but a feature. Never heard of a "hungry node" before. Not fun. Thanks. I didn't realize you could use NEI to do that even if you turned cheat codes of when creating a new world. I was able to get my stuff back. Thanks.

I'm playing the Direwolf20 modpack under 1.6.4 (finally got it to work!) and came across a small area in some forested hills where I get drawn in (like a magnet pulling in a piece of metal), I hover for a little while shaking, and then am thrown high up into the sky and then fall and die...

In the Feed the Beast launcher, under the Options pane, you can check "Reopen launcher after exiting minecraft?". Then the launcher will restart after the crash, including the console with debugging info.

Thanks for looking into this.

Here's a new pastebin. The one from yesterday is about to expire. http://pastebin.com/xCuWywhW

I don't remember now why I thought of trying this, but I ran a Cat5e cable from my router to my Mac, so the connection would be wired instead of wireless. I deleted the Direwolf20 modpack folder from the FTB folder, and tried launching again. It downloaded the modpack fine and then seems to...

Well, I have a Mac, OSX 10.7.5, as listed up top. As far as I know, it does not have a built in antivirus program, and I haven't installed one. It does have a firewall, but it's currently open. Maybe Apple has quietly added in some antivirus function into the OS, but I've heard nothing about...

I tried again and just let the launcher sit there. It updated the modpack and stopped with the message about retaining the modpack file (Direwolf20.zip). The "Launch" button is still greyed out and the Console is idle. I have to assume that it's trying to download files from Minecraft.net...

Well, I tried playing vanilla Minecraft again and it actually loaded, even though I hadn't reset the password. But it choked when trying to do an its own update. I tried deleting all of vanilla Minecraft (except saves) from my system and reinstalling, but haven't gotten it to work yet...

I've let it sit for upwards of 30 minutes several times. A little while ago I tried to play vanilla Minecraft (haven't done that in a while) and it was taking forever to log in. So I tried logging in at Minecraft.net (to check that the password I had written down was correct) and it didn't...

Operating System and bit type: Mac OSX, 10.7.5 / 64 Bit (Intel Core i3) Java version/update and bit type: Java 7, Update 45 Launcher version: 1.3.1 Console log, pastebin.com link: http://pastebin.com/Xn2RnsvB Description of the Issue: After I download a modpack, the launcher fails to...

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