For general storage, smaller cards will do the job. However, 64k are excellent for storing items you'll get vast amounts of, such as Cobblestone or Sand (if you're digging in a desert). A pre-formatted 64k card can hold several hundred thousand Cobblestone, more than enough to take in whatever your Quarries spit out.
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For general storage, smaller cards will do the job. However, 64k are excellent for storing items you'll get vast amounts of, such as Cobblestone or Sand (if you're digging in a desert). A pre-formatted 64k card can hold several hundred thousand Cobblestone, more than enough to take in whatever your Quarries spit out.
IMO only use larger discs for preformatted discs containing only single items. If you use them to hold several preformatted items or just unformatted, just stick with 4k discs.
Squeezers don't use liquid. They take solid items and squeeze them into liquid. For example apples make fruit juice and honey drops make honey.
Why is the MFR harvester removing trees that should be outside of it's range?
http://i.imgur.com/8tYlcd1.png
http://i.imgur.com/8tYlcd1.png
Probably because the leaves of the trees being farmed grew up against the other trees leaves. Then the harvester assumes its part of the same tree.
ok older laptop with ubuntu. I want to be able as of tomorrow to play something FTB of some sort. what can I run on
http://www.cnet.com/laptops/hp-compaq-presario-cq60/4507-3121_7-33695854.html
http://www.cnet.com/laptops/hp-compaq-presario-cq60/4507-3121_7-33695854.html
other then 4g ram no upgrades. might finagle X64 but, well I only have till 7:30 am tomorrow. any and ALL help is appreciated! peace and happy (though belated) holidays!
http://www.cnet.com/laptops/hp-compaq-presario-cq60/4507-3121_7-33695854.html
http://www.cnet.com/laptops/hp-compaq-presario-cq60/4507-3121_7-33695854.html
other then 4g ram no upgrades. might finagle X64 but, well I only have till 7:30 am tomorrow. any and ALL help is appreciated! peace and happy (though belated) holidays!
Try FTB Lite then. Might squeze in a few extra low resource mods in addition.
If you don't mind low framerates you should be able to play a bigger pack, I tend to get 5-15 fps in a Resonant Rise modpack (Lists 170+ mods in the debug screen from memory)
Your specks on your computer sound like mine
Mine is a Macbook, so got the laptop part covered too
Just be warned, you can go through your battery in an instant with FTB
The range that the harvester harvests trees is larger than it's detection range. you can use this in some fairly interesting ways using an un-upgraded harvester to gather a large area by placing a piece of wood down in front of the harvester. I don't remember the exact range but brain tingles suggest says it defaults to a 15x15 area of 'unsafe for wood products'. And no the trees/leaves do not need to touch.
He's right. I had some nice perfected rubber trees planted about 5 blocks BEHIND the dam harvester and they didn't survive, and I can guarantee that they had no leaves for anything to touch.
So, I've been away for a while, just picked up FTB again, so I'm trying to find the best pack for me (trying out dw20 atm). I have, however, noticed some new particle effects that I would rather be without.
Are the falling leaves added by a mod? Can the effect be disabled via configs?
Are the falling leaves added by a mod? Can the effect be disabled via configs?
I think the falling leaves only happen with the witch wood tree's? I've not seen it happen on any other trees myself. I believe that tree is added by the Ars Magica 2 mod, you could check if there is a config setting of some kind.
Yeah, with AM2 came some pretty awesome new textures and particles, including the falling leaves from the Witchwood trees. From what I've seen they can't be disabled. The leaves may also be from the Weather mod if they have that installed, those add flying leaves if you are near leaf blocks, and can cause some crazy fps lag, along with the sounds of wind.