I have normal dirt I try to till. I mean I can just spawn farm land blocks to replace the dirt but then I'll get addicted to spawning stuff in, and I know you don't need to be by water to till the dirt because there was a youtuber who tilted dirt while in his crashed ship. on a block he placed just to get some rice.
[1.6.4]Crash Landing [Hardcore, HQM] version 1.1.x BETA STABLE
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In this modpack, to obtain farmland via hoeing dirt you MUST have a water source nearby/something else to provide hydration for the soil. No water/soil hydration = no farmland. Period.
It turns out you were right I guess in the youtube video he was close enough to the water in thats in the other tank to till it
That block he placed to get the rice was in range of the water source outside the ship to count as hydrated. So yeah, you need water nearby. Try it, then tell us if it still doesn't work.
i have been watching this thread since page 89 but havent made a forum account till today
Chunk loaders can cause probs with lag if used incorrectly and by now you know that as soon as something stops working due do player error the first thing they do is jump on fourm and start complaining that the pack is broken. This is something Iskandar is wanting to avoid as much as possible yet still help with the sync bug. So this is yet again another compromise that all must make to make the pack better and safer without causing to many probs for Iskandar.
*You wake up to find yourself in a strange room where a strange man comes in and starts speaking* I see that it was a necessary compromise to save a lot of never ending whining and complaining so yeah at least we have spot loaders !yay! *you realize now that you were kidnapped*
To paraphrase Harry Potter The subways are strictly out of bounds for all of those who do not wish to die a most painful death.
Even with sky access at mid day with glowstone beside the seeds they kept popping off.
I'm not sure if it's a bug, but it has something to do with the redstone signals being applied directly to the dispenser. When I indirectly power the dispenser(redstone feeding into block adjacent to dispenser) I have no issues.
Edited: Thinking about it (haven't tested) leads me to believe block updates are what was causing the seeds to pop off
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This is incorrect.(Vanilla Minecraft) Dispensers have special code for specific items(bonemeal, arrows, snowballs, firecharges and fireworks) to trigger actions. They do not 'simulate' a player clicking. I'd also like to point out that droppers do not apply bonemeal. They simply 'expel' the item
With that said, it would appear any block update, not just the redstone(nor the dispenser) was causing them to pop off. That is, placing a block beside the seed creates the same effect. I guess its my setup, but I have it working, using dispenser bonemeal, so no fuss
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*sigh*
Ok. Focusing on one aspect does, in some cases, help solve issues, but not stepping back and looking at the big picture is usually the biggest error anyone can make (and I should know since I do it pretty consistently).
Given that everyone is still complaining about making grinders or whatever because of books found in cities, people complaining about exploits, complaining about dehydration (and not using camel pack), about dying, syncing and losing environmental data, etc.. I think worrying about someone complaining about the use of a chunk loader that is included in just about every pack under the sun because it might cause people to post issues caused by misuse of them? Sorry. I think that ship has sailed around page 50 or so.
TBH, I've never misconfigured a chunk loader and would really love someone to educate me on what you can do wrong with them that can cause issues? Seriously.
given that you actually have a very real bug with sync that is in this pack whose fix lies in the very use of said chunk loader (you were there that night shane when I went out of my way to prove why it was happening). It behooves to have one added and to be used to circumvent that very same issue.
Again, I already said that the spot loaders will fix that one issue, so that's not the primary reason I'm wondering and typing. It's the big question mark on why go through all the trouble to remove recipes for whatever reason. Hell, add a quest and tell the user how to use the chunk loader.
Oh well. I should stop complaining. At least it's added in. That's a step in the right direction I guess.
Well, I'm gonna have to get that entity tracker into my Pneumatic helm (Yay Pneumaticcraft buildings for having cool loot!)
Two smelteries:
First: Iron, Copper, Lead, Gold, Cobalt
Second: Nickle, Tin, Aluminum, Platinum, Silver, Ardite
The metals to keep Seperate:
Iron - Nickle
Copper - Tin and Aluminum
Silver - Gold
Ardite - Cobalt
High Oven, 8 blocks tall with Fluiducts filtered to every single set of metal possible.