I have done this,(or the closest I can, as I am running OSX 10.9.5) It only has java 8 installed, and the latest version at that.
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I have done this,(or the closest I can, as I am running OSX 10.9.5) It only has java 8 installed, and the latest version at that.
is there any chance that logistics pipes are still going to be added. several people have asked for it on the forum, but apparently there was no version of the mod compatible with our buildcraft version.
i just checked and that isn't true anymore, so can it be added now? i think it would make a great improvement over the mekanism pipes, which are acting a bit buggy to me.
i just checked and that isn't true anymore, so can it be added now? i think it would make a great improvement over the mekanism pipes, which are acting a bit buggy to me.
Probably a silly question, but please bear with me: have you completed ALL your available quests? I seem to remember that, at least for the Certus Quartz seed, you need to finish some, if not all, of the storage quests (not on my gaming PC now, so not sure which chapter that is), besides having achieved the reputation level. I am mentioning this because, if I am not mistaken, Mek is one of the last chapters so before getting to it, it might make sense to check Certus Quartz and AE availability (not sure if AE has quests yet, I am still dabbling in magics). Speaking of magic, to unlock the Thaumcraft quests you have to be very advanced in the Witchery quest line (I think the first chapter of Witchery should be nearly completed) - not only for the treefyd seed reward (to get Greatwood and Silverwood), which you can anyway get by using the Polynesia charm. Millenaire is the very last chapter (I think) and you need a Primordial Pearl for the wand, which you can get only through (you've guessed it) Thaumcraft. So, for magic mods, I would go by completing the Botania chapter (except maybe the Gaia II fight), the first Witchery chapter (or at least about 80-85% of it) and that should get you started with TC and, maybe, BM and after completing TC you will get the Millenaire quests. If anyone hasn't found out about some of the hidden quests, I will include the ones I've found in the spoiler below.
Holding an XP Berry Bush from TC
Getting/holding a diamond dolly from JABBA
Getting a Treasure (hidden?) map as a drop from mobs
Getting/holding a diamond dolly from JABBA
Getting a Treasure (hidden?) map as a drop from mobs
Does anyone have a recommendation for a "best" tree for saplings? I've had a decent amount of success with Fir (2x2) combined with my smelting+fortune Lumber axe, but being so tall, sometimes takes the tree longer to decay than I have the patience to wait around for.
When I played through this the first time, I used some quest awarded glowstone and had the same problem. remove that glowstone and try again.
birch is usealy my goto, it doesn't grow too tall and i use the horn of the canopy to get rid of the leaves
I tried Birch, 4 trees would yield me maybe a surplus of 6-8 saplings. One 2x2 Fir gives me a stack and a half. I suppose I could just be patient and wait it out or set up a few Hopperhocks.
I was just wondering if there was another option that yielded similar (or better) results.
Try using a grafter (manasteel is my go-to one) on the leaves - I've had far greater success with sapling drops than using the horn of the canopy or waiting for the leaves to decay naturally.
I guess I'm not making my need clear, for that I apologize. I am getting enough saplings to replant with no issue. I am using saplings in the fermenter to make Biomass. Currently each Fir I harvest I get 40-60 saplings. I do not have anything automated to handle this process yet so I must do it manually.
As you can imagine, going through each tree with a grafter for 2x saplings on leaves I can reach is not necessarily my best investment of time.
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DanLeo427
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Forestry is part of the modpack for this reason, trust me when I say you get a very good amount of saplings so quick you'll be up to your ears in them.
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I would recommend going for the forestry bred trees - those saplings can yield much more biomass per sapling plus their fruits can be squeezed into fruitjucie to increase biomass production even further.
The witchery trees do yield more saplings than a lot of vanilla trees, but i don't know if they can be processed into biomass. But i go along with you - taking fir for sapling production is one of the best choices, if you can get rid of the wood
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Folklore
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I recommend not using Witchery trees to farm as they have a chance to spawn Ents.The witchery trees do yield more saplings than a lot of vanilla trees, but i don't know if they can be processed into biomass. But i go along with you - taking fir for sapling production is one of the best choices, if you can get rid of the wood
But i go along with you - taking fir for sapling production is one of the best choices, if you can get rid of the wood
Auto-smelting it to charcoal can be useful. Endoflames can put that to good use.
I would recommend going for the forestry bred trees - those saplings can yield much more biomass per sapling plus their fruits can be squeezed into fruitjucie to increase biomass production even further.
The witchery trees do yield more saplings than a lot of vanilla trees, but i don't know if they can be processed into biomass. But i go along with you - taking fir for sapling production is one of the best choices, if you can get rid of the wood
Getting rid of the wood is easy with the AutoSmelting Lumber axe... Named "Charcoal!!!" ... all that charcoal is fed into my endoflames...
Yup, I did a bunch of those early on near an overhang so I could get my witchery fumes all back stocked. I think I have ~20 twigs?
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coloneljjw
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Yes I have. That's not a stupid question that's something other people have recommended as well.
I'm not sure if you're to the point of a golem farm, but compared to a forestry farm it's AMAZING. The leaves decay quicker than normal if the golem is cutting it down so that may solve your sapling issues.