there are a lot of vanilla mechanics to get seed that have been removed so using those methods to get items that are not supposed to be would be concidered an exploit. However there is a fix for this comming up that will alow you to get the seeds but they wont be as OP as they are currentley[DOUBLEPOST=1412474798][/DOUBLEPOST]Edit: if you are using them now dont worry about it there are a lot of other pple using worse exploits than this and if you want to keep the melons or potatos but want to keep it legit then just dont use them to fix all your food needs
[1.6.4]Crash Landing [Hardcore, HQM] version 1.1.x BETA STABLE
- Thread starter Iskandar
- Start date
-
The FTB Forum is now read-only, and is here as an archive. To participate in our community discussions, please join our Discord! https://ftb.team/discord
This pack needs some infos on heat source radii... What's a good 'general' spacing to avoid basement heat from affecting ship interior?
Ok. Not very helpful. Defaulting to 4 block spacer [think that's the max # solid blocks elevators will work through].Rule of thumb
HEAT IS EVERYWHERE
Don't bother
FYI: microblocks stop elevators from working
Finally solved water. SFM is finicky. Can someone who's knowledge-able with SFM/PC-interaction explain why I need to output my camel pack to a chest, then input for crafting?
This is how it works currently:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Output: Chest
Input: Chest / Camel pack + water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This is how I wanted it to work:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Input: Chest / 4 water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This method fails to pull the camel pack when empty - dunno why?
Ok. Not very helpful. Defaulting to 4 block spacer [think that's the max # solid blocks elevators will work through].
FYI: microblocks stop elevators from working
Finally solved water. SFM is finicky. Can someone who's knowledge-able with SFM/PC-interaction explain why I need to output my camel pack to a chest, then input for crafting?
This is how it works currently:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Output: Chest
Input: Chest / Camel pack + water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This is how I wanted it to work:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Input: Chest / 4 water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This method fails to pull the camel pack when empty - dunno why?
I tried and doesnt work
But tbh does it really make a difference?
http://i.imgur.com/KkMbwvw.png?1[/spoiler]
need a bit of help my overworld tps has dropped to 7 trying to find out why and clean up the area but it does not seem to help. any thoughts/fixes
about the lives if anyone wants to know
need a bit of help my overworld tps has dropped to 7 trying to find out why and clean up the area but it does not seem to help. any thoughts/fixes
about the lives if anyone wants to know
also about the 3 lives i did /hqm enable a bit into playing just as instinct when it poped up that i did not have it enabled and don't feel like restarting just to get it to go away still playing hardcore and will delete after death
No expert but I'd suggest firing up Opis mod [spelling?] and see what that tells you - you may have to install it as I'm unsure if it's included with CL.
Are you talking about the elevator or the SFM/PC interaction? If it's the SFM/PC interaction, knowing why helps increase the knowledge pool. I suspect it's some cross-mod incompatibility and prob specific to the aerial interface block.I tried and doesnt work
But tbh does it really make a difference?
Hah. While back someone reported that the interaction of water [flowing or still] and smooth stone allowed Blizz to spawn inside a mob tower [darkroom]. I just found 2 Blizz under my tree farm. The area's well lit and floored with Chiseled cobble. The only recent change I've made was to replace some of the floor with snow blocks. So either these Blizz both caught a Ghast ride over the wall [from where?] or Snow/Cobble allow Blizz to spawn in non-dark conditions.
Edit: Blizz spawn on Snow Blocks [ftbwiki]
Thought I'd discovered something...
Edit:
Blizz spawn on Snow Blocks [ftbwiki]Thought I'd discovered something...
Last edited:
You aren't supposed to, but there are 'nilla mechanics that allow it
No one is sure why it has to be done like that. Here's my setup if interestedOk. Not very helpful. Defaulting to 4 block spacer [think that's the max # solid blocks elevators will work through].
FYI: microblocks stop elevators from working
Finally solved water. SFM is finicky. Can someone who's knowledge-able with SFM/PC-interaction explain why I need to output my camel pack to a chest, then input for crafting?
This is how it works currently:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Output: Chest
Input: Chest / Camel pack + water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This is how I wanted it to work:
Input: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 100 dmg
Input: Chest / 4 water bottles
Craft: Camel pack 0 dmg
Output: Aerial Interface / down / Camel pack 0 dmg
This method fails to pull the camel pack when empty - dunno why?
I don't know about RIGHT AWAY, but I do know GenerikB did a city run within the first few esp. of his LP
This was discussed a few pages pack. Camel pack is the only way to maintain tempature. There is quite a few items that raise ambiant heat, but none that reduce it
smack out a 1x1x1 hole somewhere away from heated blocks, drop a bucket of water into it, and then stand in it at night. it'll supercool you fast enough to bring you from heat stroke down to hypothermia in only a couple minutes. aside from that, wearing diamond armor will cool you a bit, as will that one pneumaticraft helmet.
As far as a water hole be careful not to right click it... will cause dehydration. Armor, depending on material used to make it helps cool you off. Iron, gold, etc cool you off durring night but heat you up durring the day. Diamond is the only material that cools you down regardless of day-night cycle time. But none help temperatures around machines.
Make sure you extensively test this. As in it wasn't night, nor was it 'raining'(It doesn't actually rain, but the sky gets a bit dimmer when its supposed to be raining in the world, resulting in the ambient temperature being reduce a bit)
Durring my testing, Cryotheum did nothing to very little in the way of cooling me off. Same can be said for holding snowballs, snowblocks, and ice, none effected temperature. Nor does placing them and standing on/around them help.
Last edited:
Tested it and yeah it does work...
Here's a screenshot without having the cryotheum in my hotbar
When i have it in my hotbar
When i wear a full set of Diamond Armor and have the bucket in my hotbar
When i wear a full set of Diamond Armor and do not have the bucket in my hotbar
There's only a few seconds in between these tests and as you can see, the two dots on the temp bar move quite a lot to the left when i have both Diamond Armor and the Cryotheum bucket in my hotbar, so i will never overheat when i have both
That was the first and second picture.
The first one i have nothing on and the second one i only have the Cryotheum Bucket.. Both pictures i don't have armor
Also i tested this without any heat source/machines nearby. This is the same as spawning in a new world
I haven't seen any LPS but I have actually done it and it's VERY effective, although you have to get somewhat lucky. You need to grab all the items you can, complete the first 3 quests, ( I only play on hard mode) and then bone meal the first tree. I think you need at least a 6 log tree and to not waste all your bonemeal for this to work which is why you have to get lucky. Make a tinker setup and make at least a pickaxe and a shovel. (remember pattern can be made with 4 sticks) If you get a 7 log tree and use like no bonemeal I think you can also get a pan but I don't remember exactly. Head directly south to the first building. (careful it has a pigman spawner on the bottom floor to the left). Setup a perimeter by digging a trench and building a wall (if you don't try to make it too large you should be fine). The city will provide all the water and food you need early on if you progress at a reasonable rate and the cobwebs you thought were useless in other runs can get you a very early bed. If you find the right buildings you can even get a SFM auto sifter setup really easily, almost before building anything else. I've found the city to be exactly the same every time so even if you lose to variance a few times you'll learn enough to do better the next time. The biggest thing to remember is the 3 floor spawners won't spawn if you're on the bottom floor. I've found that pigman spawners are most commonly on the 3rd floor for the basic buildings so i enter the building and clear the bottom floor then quickly elevator to the top floor and try to get on top of the book cases. It's kinda like playing russian roulette because sometimes the pigman just spawn on you, but most of the time it works just fine. If my computer is able to record/stream I could try doing so. It's a really fun way to play the pack for those who don't want the usual early game grind.
Last edited: