i thought quantum was unenchantable and yes hungry nodes can be contained by obsidian all around it , a common use for hungry nodes is to make giant nodes for massive centivis not just defeating it (kinda defeats the point of the cage if u going to break it )
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If the node is applying void damage to the player, than I can tell you for sure it does not. One of the few things quantum armor (or any mod's armor for that matter) does not reduce is void damage, and if a mod author is trying to "defeat" any type of armor they generally use void damage.
Ah, but what if you have Heart Canisters. You'll have more time to vacate the area of the node, yes? Oh and the Enchantment: Last Stand 2 would help also as it takes damage from XP if you're about to die.
Yes, that should extend the time you have (regen potions or similar items could also help). Although unless there is some major regen cheat I do not know of, you are only prolonging the unavoidible if you do not have a for-sure method of escaping the node's pull.
Added the Power Fist from Modular Powersuits and this is what I have: Ultimate Solar Helmet, GraviChestPlate, Quantumsuit Leggings and Quantumsuit Boots. Have them enchanted and the Power Fist has an Elite Battery and a Blink Drive on it. Standing on top of the hungry Node and it's bouncing me around and doing damage, but the Heart Canisters and everything I have on make practically immune to it.
Oh, and I found a way to spawn that node in a jar.
Oh, and I found a way to spawn that node in a jar.
I wrote a short minecraft inspired book. Is posting a smashwords link to it permitted?
Read the site rules, although if memory serves me it shouldn't be a problem.
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I saw this:
- No buy selling or unsolicited advertising of items or services on the forums.
Well, as long as you put it in the right section, you'll be fine. While you'd be advertising it, it wouldn't be "unsolicited," provided you think it's worth letting us read.
I would advise you to put it in "General FTB chat," as it's generally MC related. You can always add a post saying "Moderators, if this is in the wrong section, please move it." Alternatively, you could ping a mod like @Padfoote and they could help out.
Isn't there a wireless booster? Or you can add multiple wireless access points throughout your network.
I don't have any of those. Will look into them, but I seem to not be able to get a grasp of the way the cables work.
I don't think that's right as the machines I have attached to the cables are not getting items.
I don't think that's right as the machines I have attached to the cables are not getting items.
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If you're having trouble grokking channels in AE2, there's a really good video explaining them that I link to all the time right here, on the AE2 wiki.
Channels are indeed a bit confusing at first. One way to think about it is in each line of regular cables, there are really only eight individual wires that can be used to transport data. Each machine has a single port where one of these wires can be plugged in, as well as seven more spaces for wires to just pass straight through the machine and out the other side. Since each normal-size cable bundle only has eight wires, you can only connect eight machines to the controller through it, because you can't plug multiple machines into any individual wire because that would cause interference and break things.
With this visualization, it might help to think of each machine not as a solid block with ports on each face, but rather as more of an open box with a single port to connect it to a controller and enough space inside to run several more wires through. There's no way to even connect multiple machines to the same wire in this way, since you can't have a wire with more than two ends, and one of those ends has to plug into an ME Controller.
Channels are indeed a bit confusing at first. One way to think about it is in each line of regular cables, there are really only eight individual wires that can be used to transport data. Each machine has a single port where one of these wires can be plugged in, as well as seven more spaces for wires to just pass straight through the machine and out the other side. Since each normal-size cable bundle only has eight wires, you can only connect eight machines to the controller through it, because you can't plug multiple machines into any individual wire because that would cause interference and break things.
With this visualization, it might help to think of each machine not as a solid block with ports on each face, but rather as more of an open box with a single port to connect it to a controller and enough space inside to run several more wires through. There's no way to even connect multiple machines to the same wire in this way, since you can't have a wire with more than two ends, and one of those ends has to plug into an ME Controller.
I'm noticing something called a Plasma Launcher in Infinity. Is this something that will be available sometime? Looks too OP.