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Space Astronomy. I've been through the github and the thread on-forum and haven't seen any similar reports.
One more lil question about modpack-making:
- When you start disabling ore-generation of some mods (to not have x mods spawn the same ore into the world), is it best to get as many different ore from the same mod or can you just choose however you want without getting the trouble, that the ore-spawn get into each other's way?
(like instead of copper+tin from mod A you choose copper from mod A and Tin from mod B)
(I tried to look into this COFH-worldgen for it, but that's already a bit too much coding for me to not mess up the whole stuff ^^")
- When you start disabling ore-generation of some mods (to not have x mods spawn the same ore into the world), is it best to get as many different ore from the same mod or can you just choose however you want without getting the trouble, that the ore-spawn get into each other's way?
(like instead of copper+tin from mod A you choose copper from mod A and Tin from mod B)
(I tried to look into this COFH-worldgen for it, but that's already a bit too much coding for me to not mess up the whole stuff ^^")
Recently(last couple days) my FPS has started dropping to 10-20FPS after a bit of time online. It doesn't matter where in the world I am, it stays fixed. I used to(still get the first few minutes after logging in) 150+ in untouched parts of the world and varying FPS around my bases(30-90). RAM usage is fine, CPU load is low on all cores, GPU load is not even enough to start the fan.
Anyone got any idea what can be causing this FPS drop? Never experienced anything like it.
(Playing a 1.7.10 server instance of a slightly modified Nuts and Bolts pack)
Anyone got any idea what can be causing this FPS drop? Never experienced anything like it.
(Playing a 1.7.10 server instance of a slightly modified Nuts and Bolts pack)
DrRagehard has a surviving with IC2 youtube series that goes over a few options for safe nuclear power, you may want to check that one out.
Playing with Steve's Carts and I can't seem to get the wheat from the farmers cart into the cargo manager. Any ideas on what to do?
First guess, the manager might not be set up right.
You need to:
- Target the right side/color for the process
- The arrow need to point 'towards' the manager
- You have the set the target of "where" the wheat is (so the storage where the wheat is in the cart) up. Usually that should be the lil "chest"-icon.
- You need one of these special steve's carts rails next to the manager (so the cart stops)
If you already know all this: This was the thing which confused me the most when playing first time with steve's carts, so without further screenshot from the manager or information I guess it's just the setup which has a lil problem.
This is wrong, it's just that the bee requires exact match for specialties, so in the nether you'd only get hellish/arid specialties, temperature and humidity tolerance is irrelevant. The alveary upgrades are the standard solution, allowing you to get anything but hellish as that temperature is unobtainable with alvearies. Gendustry can do any though via industrial apiaries and their upgrades.
Mezz described it a bit here.
@malicious_bloke you'd probably be interested in this too.
That explains a lot! Good to know I can manage it with biome overrides in my apiaries. If it was strictly based off the native conditions it would be impossible to get all my bees producing in one location...
A probably quiet weird question (which only shows my technical knowledge *cough, cough*):
-When you plan to get a server for a modpack to play on, does the server need less RAM than when you play it on your own pc?
(e.g. most modpacks tells you to have at least 4GB RAM for minecraft, but I'm wondering if that only necessary cause you run the modpack - so everything which happens there - and your own client at the same time and a server might need only 2GB RAM then or so)
-When you plan to get a server for a modpack to play on, does the server need less RAM than when you play it on your own pc?
(e.g. most modpacks tells you to have at least 4GB RAM for minecraft, but I'm wondering if that only necessary cause you run the modpack - so everything which happens there - and your own client at the same time and a server might need only 2GB RAM then or so)
I don't believe so.
I tested it out some more and I seem to be able to trigger it by teleporting to the nether(and back possible) with RFtools. And possible just after long enough time online. Pretty used to performance degradation(and eventually needing to reboot client) after several dimension jumps. But this seem different. I am really clueless what is going on all of a sudden.
In my experience (which includes playing on servers as well as 'family LAN time' with my little crafter), the server handles more of the load than the client. Remember that the server has to keep track of what's happening with all players and their loaded chunks.
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axel4340
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coming off infinity evolved skyblock, want to try project ozone 2 now. wondering if i need to run a local server like i did for infinity for my SP world, specifically if there are any recipes that take a stupid long time to do and need a server running when the game isn't?
The server's needs and the client's needs are very different. Splitting into two programs, even on the same machine, lets you tune the two separately. Good.
That said: The client's needs are almost entirely rendering, and will increase a little as the visual objects/models/textures go up.
The server's needs are more complicated, and will increase based on the memory usage of the mods.
In other words: A pure server will need a little less -- it won't need to do rendering -- but it will still need much of that memory. Exact amounts will need to be tested.
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Ausghostdog
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Any reason why Iron wheels from Steves carts is not working in the crafting table? I place four sticks with an iron ore in the middle and nothing crafts?
Solved it, the sticks MUST be minecraft sticks, not other mods sticks
Solved it, the sticks MUST be minecraft sticks, not other mods sticks
A little update on this that I noticed last night (modpack is Space Astronomy). At the instant that the sound cuts out, my speaker icon abruptly 'mutes' for a fraction of a second before going back to normal levels. When it restores, any other sounds on the machine perform normally, but Minecraft sounds are unresponsive.
When that happens, hold down F3 and press T to reload all resources. This will probably freeze the game for a minute or two, that's fine. If this fixes the problem, then it sounds like for whatever reason, the sound device/card is getting momentarily disabled for whatever reason, and minecraft isn't detecting it when it gets reconnected. Could you be bumping the cable or something?
Unlikely - the past several times, I've been sitting stone-still watching to see what's going on - but I'll try the F3-T thing next time I play.
EDIT: That did fix the problem. I never realized how much information I was actually getting from the game sounds until I had to do without them.
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