Thanks to your input on multiplayer. While I'm not directly interested in changing configs/OP, the better performance and overall better controls are very attractive, I'm going to find a tutorial on server hosting and give it a try
Just try it out on your machine so you can get a feel for it. It's super simple too, thanks to the awesome people at Forge
1. Download a Forge installer
2. Run it, select "install server"
3. Point it at an empty directory
4. Let it work
5. Go to that directory, start the server once, let it set up, and shut it down again with the command "stop"
6. Insert mods and configs and delete the world folder (so you can get a fresh one with all the added mod worldgen)
7. Start it again
8. Start your client (with the same Forge version, mod selection and configs, obviously)
9. Direct connect to "127.0.0.1" or "localhost" (they mean the same thing)
10. You are now playing on your own local server!
Nope, but then again, I don't see what you would mean with "upgraded version". However, there is a mod called Carpenter's Blocks which allows you to texture your own bed in the way you want it. It also offers a few variations of the bed.
Two-person beds, which spawn a baby villager when two players sleep in it.
I do. Blast it, and see if it resists.i dont know of any way to see blast resistance other than gregtech which isnt in unleashed.
I think obsidian has a specific resistance to the laser that is discrete from blast resistance and mining speed.No, I was testing using the mining laser.
What happened to Obsidian BR? I thought IC2 set it down to sixty, but on my Unleashed world it acts like it does in Vanilla Minecraft. Am I maybe just too dim to find a config that is defaulted to false, or is there a mod messing with it?
Blast Resistance. In vanilla it's 6,000. Cobblestone is 30.Whats Obsidian BR?
They occasionally randomly change aspects.In thaumcraft 4, what do unstable nodes do?