Yes. Exactly that. If you teach it all the steps, it can make pretty much anything.
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Yes, and with the ability to "outsource" autocrafting by putting crafting patterns in ME interfaces you can incoorperate crafting steps like furnace smeltings, filling buckets with water, forestry carpenter crafts, railcraft rolling machines and much much more. And this does indeed allow you to order a Gravichest plate from the ME network with nothing but basic raw materials(raw coal, sticky resin, iron, UU-matter etc). I have done this a few times now in several worlds. It takes a bit of time and effort setting up all the patterns properly, but overall I would say it is easier than making it all manually.
I am also quite addicted to the MAC. I do never make the crafting terminal any more. Instead I make patterns for EVERYTHING I need to make instead. I put a ME fuzzy export bus on the MAC putting any written patterns in the ME network into the MAC, which means I can write patterns from anywhere and just dump them into the ME network. After a short update the recipe will then show up in the access terminals. Everywhere in my base where there is an ME access terminal I also have an adjacent pattern writer thingy(forgot its name). I find this much preferable to always having to go to the MAC to make new patterns.
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Here's a really good question for you. I don't know if it's simple or not, but here goes. Is there a way to have one modpack, have several saves with that modpack and have each save with different mods enabled/disabled without having to turn them on and off manually?
Not within the FTB launcher. What I would do is to rename the modpack directory to a different name for each modpack variant, and name-swap the directories before running the launcher. So, I might have folders called Monster1, Monster2, and Monster3, and I rename Monster2 to Monster before running the launcher and then rename it back to Monster2 afterwards.
How do you breed Carbon bee on DW20 1.6.4, Nei says Stannum + Spitefull bee, but i tried in the overworl, the nether, the end, with carbon blocks below the alveary with no luck.[DOUBLEPOST=1393520558][/DOUBLEPOST]After a server restart, our ender thermic pump arent working until someone goes in the nether and then their fine. It seems like the nether does not load unless someone goes there. Any fix for this?
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This is most likely a setting to chunkloaders(a pretty good one imo) that prevents long time afk players chunkloaders from loading all the time. This way someone has to go "initiate" it for them to load, after which they will stay loaded until the next server restart.
Could also be the way the enderthermic pump is designed to load new areas itself. You might try and put a spotloader or chunkloader restricted to one chunk on the pumps chunk and see if that kickstarts it.
I think they might actually. Seem to remember loosing a few kills since I went exploring a bit further before going to kill them off. But been so long since I really explored the TF.
I also had a problem in a previous world when I tried to use one to break some bedrock. Used a Portal Gun to send it to an excavated minotaur maze, and when I flew over to it, no sign of it. Perhaps I should have dropped through the portal, it probably de-spawned when I got close-but-too-far.
Do any of the IC2 or Gregtech tools mine anything like a TiCo hammer (more than 1x1)?
I last used the laser drill thingy a year or so ago, and while it was pretty sweet in long range mode, I still felt it was inferior to an upgraded hammer doing its 3x3 business, both in terms of productivity and longevity before recharge/repair.
My goal is to try to disconnect myself from dependency on TiCo but its so hard when its mining tools are so amazing...
I last used the laser drill thingy a year or so ago, and while it was pretty sweet in long range mode, I still felt it was inferior to an upgraded hammer doing its 3x3 business, both in terms of productivity and longevity before recharge/repair.
My goal is to try to disconnect myself from dependency on TiCo but its so hard when its mining tools are so amazing...
No, TiCo is the best for everything; from tools to ore processing. Get a hammer with the moss upgrade and you can mine for centuries.
Ore processing? I mean, sure, cheapest doubling in terms of initial metal investment, but best?