You should be putting them into the compost bin in Regrowth until you get all 10's anyway.
[1.7.10] AgriCraft
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You should be putting them into the compost bin in Regrowth until you get all 10's anyway.
Um, that's what he said he was playing. "I'm playing Agricraft in the Regrowth pack" -direct quote
Oh well, I said nothingUm, that's what he said he was playing. "I'm playing Agricraft in the Regrowth pack" -direct quote
Move along please, nothing to see here
Oh well, I said nothing
Move along please, nothing to see here
While you're here, I was wondering, do crops only cross breed if both parent plants are fully grown?
I am having issues mutating poppy and dandelion, is the parent crops still sugarcane/melon and sugarcane/pumpkin. i have been trying for hours with over 50 non mutations. All parent crops are 10/10/10 and have tried both garden soil and farmland. Anyone know why this is not mutating?
thanks
thanks
Flowers all need untilled garden soil to grow on, additionally make sure both parents are fully grown.
EDIT: I'm assuming Regrowth here.
EDIT: I'm assuming Regrowth here.
My self-made pack has a few crops that don't grow properly on Agricraft crops (they either can't be planted at all or when they're mature, right clicking reverts them back to their first stage with no drops - one example is Witchery's garlic). I assume I'm meant to make them behave by registering them as custom crops?
Witchery garlic is fixed for the next version, seeds that can't be planted are not coded like vanilla seeds and will not be supported. For now you can use minetweaker to register the garlic from witchery as seedWitchGarlic and cropWitchGarlic to the ore dictionary.
Having an issue with your channels in Infinity, the ones directly attached to the tank(channel or valve) have an update time of over 70us... That's more than my speed 2 Ender Quarry and is the most server intensive block in my whole game
How large is your tank?
It goes trough some math to calculate updated fluid levels, I'll see what I can do to make it better.
I think I know why it takes so long, when connected to a tank it requests information about the position and size of the multiblock. The tank calculates this, I'm going to store them as a value instead and only update those values on a block update. This should reduce ticking time
