Advanced Machines is one of the few mods that are updated to 1.7.2 and it's not in unstable, which imo it should be. Anyone else think it should?
Anybody else think Advanced Machines should be in unstable?
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Give it time. I would expect this pack to be added to quite regularly. Although I haven't seen advanced machines since 1.5.x packs now that I think about it. Wonder why? I always liked it and advanced solars.
I have a thread where I talked about this same thing, I agree it should be and people in my thread seem to think it should be also
people seem to forget that Unstable is a test pack, and not really an official pack.
it's just a pack to try out a 1.7 pack and see how the mods work together, it's not really a pack that's meant like Monster or Horizons
they can add any mod that's updated for 1.7 but that's not the goal of this pack.
at most this pack can be considered a minimal modpack, allowing the user to add their own choice of mods to this pack
it's just a pack to try out a 1.7 pack and see how the mods work together, it's not really a pack that's meant like Monster or Horizons
they can add any mod that's updated for 1.7 but that's not the goal of this pack.
at most this pack can be considered a minimal modpack, allowing the user to add their own choice of mods to this pack
Well, 'apparently' the pack is based off forgecraft...
That explains the lack of MANY... important mod.
That explains the lack of MANY... important mod.
I'm sure that more mods will be added after they are tested.
Pahimar, on episode 1 of his new "Forgecraft 1" series (the same server Direwolf20's server series is on) mentioned that he just reset "Forgecraft 2" with MC1.7.x which will be used to test new mods and updates by the devs that hang around with DW.
This could be another potential FtB pack, I suppose.
Pahimar, on episode 1 of his new "Forgecraft 1" series (the same server Direwolf20's server series is on) mentioned that he just reset "Forgecraft 2" with MC1.7.x which will be used to test new mods and updates by the devs that hang around with DW.
This could be another potential FtB pack, I suppose.
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That sounds fun! Hopefully direwolf will that on that forgecraft, then I can lead about he updates to the mods from him since I already watch him
Its internally updated, people -could- compile from the source, but totems arent working yet \o/
If you wish to test it with the Advanced Machines Mod why don't you just add it in to your own custom pack? Simple as that.
I do not think thaumcraft and ars magica are tech mods
Thaumcraft is sorta a tech mod. It was obviously one with TC1, as everything was a machine that needed "Vis" for energy. TC2 was a refinement that added Taint, and both were piped around like crazy. TC3 was less tech related then TC1 or TC2, but was still mainly machine based, but did have wands, but everything was based around Nodes that were a pain to refill unless you could find the "Alpha" node and place enough crystal charger thingies near it. TC4 is less annoying, but with the addition of essentia tubing and things being powered by certain aspects, its still very much a tech mod, but its still very much magical.I do not think thaumcraft and ars magica are tech mods
AM2 has limited tech, mainly a way to cook stuff using it's power, convert items into certain items used mainly in crafting spells and items, and repair stuff. Almost everything else is Magic(snort snort).
So vis and taint, magical liquids that do stuff and can be transported through pipes because they are fluid, are tech?
No, the heavy amounts of machines make it a tech heavy mod. How you power it all is irrelevant if all you're doing is sending that power to a machine to cook items, craft items, fix items, automine items, and so forth. I find it silly to call it Magic if the only difference is the power supply.So vis and taint, magical liquids that do stuff and can be transported through pipes because they are fluid, are tech?