Easiest way to change the biome is to just plant silverwood trees from thaumcraft. Plus you get the bonus of the lime green grass.
Set your wand to bind mode, click on the spreader, then just click on any block that does not have a pool in it's line of sight. Or you can break them and set them back down (i have never had a mana spread automatically point at a pool before).
The mana spreaders are not the issue, d9phoenix. The problem is with the plant that picks up everything in its range. If there is a mana pool any where around the plant attaches itself to it (which gives the plant an insane 25 block cube to pick things up from). None of the combinations with the wand that I have tried will break that connection. I guess I will just have to set up this farm well away from any other mana pools. This is the biggest issue I have found with the Hopperhock, the darned things are almost impossible to control.
You should have skeleton soul seeds by now. 9 essences of skeleton in a 3 by 3 crafting grid should get you 3 xp bottles. This works with other types of mob essences (if you have gotten that far).
You should have skeleton soul seeds by now. 9 essences of skeleton in a 3 by 3 crafting grid should get you 3 xp bottles. This works with other types of mob essences (if you have gotten that far).
EDIT: Alternatively, you could craft yourself a vanilla fishing rod and try to fish up a bottle o' enchanting. I can't say how rare or common it is to be fished up, as I haven't even tried this method in my Regrowth world. But I am positively sure this is a vanilla mechanic.
Yes, but the anchors don't keep the village active as evident by when you press v and it says the village name, distance and active/inactive. They don't do anything when inactive.
There is a file in the "world_name" directory of your save named LEVEL.DAT. There is also one named LEVEL.DAT_OLD. When the system (or server) crashes, level.dat sometimes get corrupted. You might be able to rescue things by copying level.dat_old into level.dat. I would, of course, make a copy of both files somewhere else before messing about (Devout, and Practicing, Coward). If you have an earlier save, you may be able to get a copy of level.dat from that and not lose too much.
Thank you for the advice, but unfortunately it didn't work..the crashes continue
<sigh> Sorry that didn't help. You may have to re-load the regrowth files (SAVE your world somewhere else first!) and restart. You can then try copying the saved world files into the new instance. I have a mind like a steel sieve, so I don't remember exactly which files need to be copied to get your world back. Times like this are the main reason I run a private server on a separate machine automatically backing up every 30 minutes. Fixed computers for a living for too many years to ever trust them.
