Isn't there craftable warded stone, though? I seem to recall that being a thing (then again, it's been awhile, it's 6 in the morning and I've been up all night, and Bo-bobo, so I could very well be wrong).
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Isn't there craftable warded stone, though? I seem to recall that being a thing (then again, it's been awhile, it's 6 in the morning and I've been up all night, and Bo-bobo, so I could very well be wrong).
indeed, nothing/noone can break warded blocks, only the one that wards the blocks with his wand can use a wand to unward them again.
As for why some mods can move/break warded blocks, because the mod is not asking the TC api if the block is warded or not, and just uses standard minecraft code to move/break the block, it would be ideal if the author of TC would add special block breaking code to prevent that, but as a programmer I can tell you that it is not fool-proof and quite difficult to set up.
In 1.7.10? I assume not, that was how it worked in 1.5 if I'm not mistaken...
There's warded paving stones that you can craft, but they do a different thing (prevent mobs from crossing them).
Gentlebeings,
I would like to transfer my single player world to a private server so I can play Regrowth without having to lug my desktop around. What files do I need to move from the single world to the server world? I would rather not start over since I have progressed most of the quests into the 70%+ level. (Yes, I did search the forum but either I haven't worded my search correctly or I haven't sacrificed the requisite number of chickens/creepers/endermen/etc, because nothing turned up.)
For what it's worth, the server I am building is Unix and my single player is version 7 of the Windows Virus.
I would like to transfer my single player world to a private server so I can play Regrowth without having to lug my desktop around. What files do I need to move from the single world to the server world? I would rather not start over since I have progressed most of the quests into the 70%+ level. (Yes, I did search the forum but either I haven't worded my search correctly or I haven't sacrificed the requisite number of chickens/creepers/endermen/etc, because nothing turned up.)
For what it's worth, the server I am building is Unix and my single player is version 7 of the Windows Virus.
I'm afraid I don't know the answer to your question, but I feel you deserve some kind of response because your request is so elegantly formed. (Someone answer this guy!)
Well it only took me about a week, but a SS Level Terra Shatterer.
What I did was download the server from the FTB launcher, ran it once to generate the files, (don't forget the EULA, see the FAQ in post 2) and overwrote the contents of the world directory created in my server directory with my single player game save. I don't know if this is the right way but it worked for me.
Trying Regrowth without Climate Control. It crashes my Cauldron server.
I know Cauldron is old but I like to connect to my Enjin website and they only have a Bukkit plugin so plain forge is useless and Sponge has a long way to go.
Older than 0.4.17 Climate Control replaces all biomes with Ocean so the whole world is only water.
I know Cauldron is old but I like to connect to my Enjin website and they only have a Bukkit plugin so plain forge is useless and Sponge has a long way to go.
Older than 0.4.17 Climate Control replaces all biomes with Ocean so the whole world is only water.
If you want you can apply to join the server over at: http://scandygroup.iclanwebsites.com/recruitment/167745
Yes, I'm sure you're correct. And yeah, I get what you mean about people gainsaying you. But the fix you suggest doesn't quite work in my game. I did figure out that it happens with Tigerwood trees when I place a block, especially a previously broken Tigerwood log block, in the trunk area to pillar up and reach log blocks at the top, and then planting a Tigerwood sapling in the exact same block as the previous tree I had just chopped down. The only thing that seems to fix it is growing a different tree in that space. But since I went a wee bit overboard with the mutandis, I have plenty of other types of saplings to use. (I switched over to farming alder trees because they grow fast and drop plenty of saplings, but after having a couple of ent rampages, I just switched my farm to boring ol' oak trees. lol)
