Same crash log for me while opening nei, or my me terminal. So could be inventory.http://pastebin.com/WPFqAx7X
A Crash if I open the Inventory at version 1.1.9
The 1.1.9 server fails to start up because maliscore is too old. Replacing 0.9.9 with 0.10.3 resolved the NoClassDefFoundError on ITransformable.
I should make a hotfix... mhm...
1.2.0*No worries, rolled back to 1.1.7 which works perfectly, so a 1.1.10 that's even better would be icing on the cake!
I don't understand IguanaTinkerTweaks either, that is the problem, haha. I wish an expert would enlighten me =/ I disabled its Harvest Level Tweaks already but some stuff is still weird. I really need someone who knows a lot about it.I added a diamond modifier on my iron pickaxe today in order to increase the mining level. When I did that, the pickaxe was saying that it's data is incorrect and that I should put it in a crafting grid to correct that. Once I've done that, the mining level went back down despite the diamond modifier remaining.
I have never played with Iguana Tweaks before, but I suspect it is the mod that's causing this behaviour? Why exactly is this? If I put a diamond on an iron hatchet, the same thing happens. I'm guessing I'm not supposed to upgrade my mining level this way, but I think the system is absurd. What if someone does this and simply never "corrects" the data by putting the tool in the crafting grid?
Can somebody please shed some light on this? I am trying to wrap my mind around this whole thing, but I'm struggling to understand the mod's behaviour.
One of the IguanaTinkerTweaks's tweak is diamond & emerald not adding mining level, *but* the author can't find a way to do it directly (or other reason) so the half-ass solution is that if you put it back to crafting table it will *fix* the NBT data for ya.I have never played with Iguana Tweaks before, but I suspect it is the mod that's causing this behaviour? Why exactly is this? If I put a diamond on an iron hatchet, the same thing happens. I'm guessing I'm not supposed to upgrade my mining level this way, but I think the system is absurd. What if someone does this and simply never "corrects" the data by putting the tool in the crafting grid?
Can somebody please shed some light on this? I am trying to wrap my mind around this whole thing, but I'm struggling to understand the mod's behaviour.
Apart from the teasers, what do you guys think of the Christmas content? Yet I haven't gotten any feedback about it yet ...!
If you don't "correct" it, it will work as an old diamond enhanced pick, just won't have XP any more, so won't upgrade.
Can't be bothered personally. I won't even be home on christmas, we always stay a few days with relatives so anything games do on it is pretty irrelevant to me.
Plus I find holiday stuff annoying anyway. It's especially distracting with online games when the lobbies or major towns or whatever are decked out in christmas stuff everywhere even if they don't take place in a time or culture that recognizes it. I don't know what the point of it is for developers except to maybe alienate the non-christian users, sell overpriced holiday items, or just annoy the hell out of people like me that would like some non-jarring escapism where the world doesn't transform into a bad movie marathon special on a public access network for a month.
you do what you want though, if the amount of effort you're putting into this is worth it to you then that's your prerogative. I won't even be around to see it so go nuts.
tl;dr: me
Not a fan of it. We had it before, only got complaints, sorry You can add it yourself though, everything's compatible.Spice of life Needed. it gives a point to the game to actually farm for stuff and make different kinds of food rather than just completing a quest.
When that happened to me, it made my flint pick mine cobalt! I was very hesitant to fix the incorrect dataI added a diamond modifier on my iron pickaxe today in order to increase the mining level. When I did that, the pickaxe was saying that it's data is incorrect and that I should put it in a crafting grid to correct that. Once I've done that, the mining level went back down despite the diamond modifier remaining.
I have never played with Iguana Tweaks before, but I suspect it is the mod that's causing this behaviour? Why exactly is this? If I put a diamond on an iron hatchet, the same thing happens. I'm guessing I'm not supposed to upgrade my mining level this way, but I think the system is absurd. What if someone does this and simply never "corrects" the data by putting the tool in the crafting grid?
Can somebody please shed some light on this? I am trying to wrap my mind around this whole thing, but I'm struggling to understand the mod's behaviour.
Not a fan of it. We had it before, only got complaints, sorry You can add it yourself though, everything's compatible.
Trying to keep mods to a minimum at the moment.How about just adding it as a optional mod for those that want it and those that don't will just leave it off.