I always use the flint at the beginning to make a hatchet. It levels up overtime and makes a great weapon. To the point where if I die holding this weapon, I completely give up.
That's why I'm glad we have backups. I died while stupidly hovering over the void trying to kill a skeleton (which had spawned in a poorly lit part of one of my under-levels) with the wrong weapon. That skeleton must have had a powerful enchanted bow, and flight means you get knocked back every time you get hit. So I loaded the backup instead of screaming in frustration at losing my VERY nice alumite cutlass and pick, and decently-leveled bow. AND my frickin' resonant jetpack.I always use the flint at the beginning to make a hatchet. It levels up overtime and makes a great weapon. To the point where if I die holding this weapon, I completely give up.
I always use the flint at the beginning to make a hatchet. It levels up overtime and makes a great weapon. To the point where if I die holding this weapon, I completely give up.
Tip: only get as much cobble as you need for a cobble-gen and immediate needs, don't start mining large quantities with a pick yet. Use the hammers to smash the cobble to gravel, instead of mining for cobblestone blocks. Run stacks of gravel through sifters. Both these can be AFK'ed by swapping your mouse buttons in the Minecraft controls config, then using the Windows Control Panel->Mouse control panel to enable click-lock for left-click (set in-game to "right-click").If you mine the dirt out of the initial tree-spawning area, and do something like this:
Seared stone and ice were the easiest for me. For seared stone, just put a stone brick block in the basin and pour seared stone on it, and you get a seared brick block. If you need liquid seared stone, drop that back in the smeltery. Ice just needs water and a glacial precipitator (look up the changed recipe in NEI), and then I dumped the results into a deep storage unit (which was also pretty easy, as I haven't even needed what I made for that quest). Automating these things is as simple as a couple of liquiducts and a few hopper or itemducts.Just started on For the Hording, boy, this is going to take a long time on single player non-chunkloaded 2-3 hours a night max...
Wood, Glass, Ice and Seared Stone all under production so far, oh and a MAC under construction draining all my resources.
Strongly recommended: Local Server, and chunkloadersJust started on For the Hording, boy, this is going to take a long time on single player non-chunkloaded 2-3 hours a night max...
Wood, Glass, Ice and Seared Stone all under production so far, oh and a MAC under construction draining all my resources.
Just draining Molten Seared Stone into a empty Block thingy gets you some seared Smooth Stone, which can be then crafted via a TiC Chisel into pretty much anything made with Seared Stone.Seared stone and ice were the easiest for me. For seared stone, just put a stone brick block in the basin and pour seared stone on it, and you get a seared brick block. If you need liquid seared stone, drop that back in the smeltery. Ice just needs water and a glacial precipitator (look up the changed recipe in NEI), and then I dumped the results into a deep storage unit (which was also pretty easy, as I haven't even needed what I made for that quest). Automating these things is as simple as a couple of liquiducts and a few hopper or itemducts.
Is a Apiarist Chest not good enough? Because unless one has enough Princesses to benefit from a AE system for storing them, I doubt many other choices really compete, unless one counts the Indexer thingy from Extra Bees, which holds a LOT of bees.How do you store your Bee Princesses? I use a Filing Cabinet atm (Drones get a disc in the AE), but I just noticed that the Princesses never stack because my generations rise too fast (I breed all my bees with the shortest Lifespan since I need to liquify them). Would the problem fix itself if I rebreed them all with the longest possible lifespan?
Obiously the reason my princesses dont stack because their NBT doesnt match 100% due to the different generation. But is there any way to store them properly without having to rebreed them all?
Could you tell those of us who don't know how to run a local server how to do so? Because it's a clever suggestion, and I personally think that it'd be helpful for you to tell us, or provide a link detailing how to do so.Strongly recommended: Local Server, and chunkloaders
Download server from launcher -> doubleclick ServerStart.bat -> doneCould you tell those of us who don't know how to run a local server how to do so? Because it's a clever suggestion, and I personally think that it'd be helpful for you to tell us, or provide a link detailing how to do so.
Pretty much what Moasseman said, with a couple details. Run ServerStart.bat 1 time, it will create a bunch of folders. Quit ServerStart.bat. Replace the contents of the "World" folder with the contents of the saved world on which you want to play. Make sure if you added any mods (like AutoFood), to add them to the mods folder on the server, ditto any config changes. Open the 'ops.txt' folder, add your user name (this will let you use cheat mode if you need to/want to).Could you tell those of us who don't know how to run a local server how to do so? Because it's a clever suggestion, and I personally think that it'd be helpful for you to tell us, or provide a link detailing how to do so.
How would one do this without using the FTB Launcher which comes with those .bat files? I think you may find that a surprising amount of people here don't use the FTB Launcher.Pretty much what Moasseman said, with a couple details. Run ServerStart.bat 1 time, it will create a bunch of folders. Quit ServerStart.bat. Replace the contents of the "World" folder with the contents of the saved world on which you want to play. Make sure if you added any mods (like AutoFood), to add them to the mods folder on the server, ditto any config changes. Open the 'ops.txt' folder, add your user name (this will let you use cheat mode if you need to/want to).
Run ServerStart.bat. Open Minecraft, under multiplayer, find 'add server', for server address type 'localhost'. You should see "A Minecraft Server". Join that server. Profit.
Running the server itself without Minecraft running is very lightweight, and I've left it running in the background while doing all sorts of things, including playing other games, without incident.
What? FTB launcher doesn't come with the server download, so I've no idea what you're talking about. Also how would one do this without using the launcher? The exact same way as with launcher, with the exception of getting the download link from somewhere else (or by manually installing all the stuffs).How would one do this without using the FTB Launcher which comes with those .bat files? I think you may find that a surprising amount of people here don't use the FTB Launcher.
It... does... though...What? FTB launcher doesn't come with the server download, so I've no idea what you're talking about. Also how would one do this without using the launcher? The exact same way as with launcher, with the exception of getting the download link from somewhere else (or by manually installing all the stuffs).
No clue. I suppose you might take a look at where ever you managed to download the pack.How would one do this without using the FTB Launcher which comes with those .bat files? I think you may find that a surprising amount of people here don't use the FTB Launcher.
You're not being serious, are you? All that button does is takes you to the address of the download which, for example, is http://new.creeperrepo.net/FTB2/modpacks^Monster^1_1_2^MonsterServer.zip for Monster 1.1.2It... does... though...
Like... a button. By the pack menu...
Download server from launcher -> doubleclick ServerStart.bat -> done
You're not being serious, are you? All that button does is takes you to the address of the download which, for example, is http://new.creeperrepo.net/FTB2/modpacks^Monster^1_1_2^MonsterServer.zip for Monster 1.1.2
It... does... though...
Like... a button. By the pack menu...
OK, forgive me for being confused when you backpedal your statement like that, but seriously, I use MultiMC and don't give two shits about the FTB Launcher usually(unless it's a slick pack like the sort that JadedCat or Eymaz make, or a pack that meshes well with my style like TPPI), so is there a generic way to do this that could apply to MultiMC? Because while it's cool and all that the FTB Launcher has this functionality, it doesn't do most people a lot of favors, even on the FTB Forums.You're not being serious, are you? All that button does is takes you to the address of the download which, for example, is http://new.creeperrepo.net/FTB2/modpacks^Monster^1_1_2^MonsterServer.zip for Monster 1.1.2