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IC2E is at its highest version possible for 1.6 as the dev team moved to 1.7 long ago. So you wont see any updates for IC2E before you make the move to 1.7.
If you are having problems with a few of the recipe bugs in the current version, you should check this out:
http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=10433
So i just decided to give an update and another related question. I tried using leaves again, but i used Twilight Forest minewood leaves and it magically worked. Sheared two Minewood trees, got just under 2 stacks of minewood leaves, and almost filled a barrel full of sludge with a full stack of leaves left.
So does anyone know why TC4 tree leaves aren't working? It sucks, considering that i cant set up an auto farming system for Twilight forest trees because roots. Greatwood trees would be easy to farm and would still give a really good amount of sludge per leaf block.
They're probably just not registered properly in the OreDict.
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Which holds more of a single item? A partitioned AE 1k storage drive or a MFR Deep storage Unit?
A 1k drive partitioned to one item only holds 8128 items, while a DSU stores 2 billion (2*10^9).
http://ae1.ae-mod.info/ME-Storage-Math/
Nah that makes perfect sense since they used to be "ore dictionaried" as the same thing before the increased complexity of the IC2 Uranium process.
Thanks
Actually also just noticed that Nether Uranium Ore from the Laser drill Macerates/Pulverises into Yellorium dust for some reason
That has to do with when things are loaded into the ore dictionary. The last item loaded is what it /should/ turn into. Some machines bias what it turns into so that it always turns into their version.Actually also just noticed that Nether Uranium Ore from the Laser drill Macerates/Pulverises into Yellorium dust for some reason
I think it's based on the load order of the mod, rather than the item ID.
So, how would mods be loaded in a different order? Put "z"s in front of the filename?
Also, I'm just gonna put this here; it's more of a complicated question with techy stuff, but here goes:
I am running MC on this exact laptop. So far, I haven't made any alterations to my hardware, but I've noticed that while running modded MC, my memory usage is up in the 90-95% range. I could, of course, remove mods, but it still uses a significant portion of my available memory anyway.
Would it be worth it to pay around $90 (USD) to double my memory capacity (2x4G memory rows)? I'm not sure what the "going price" is for RAM, but everything seems to be in that price range.
I don't use my laptop solely for gaming, so extra memory would be great anyway; I'm just wondering if anybody with more experience than me would like to offer an opinion on the usefulness of more memory being given to MC (say, about 4.5-5G, which would leave around 3G free for other tasks). Would it even be used?
And if there is a section for questions like mine, just say the word and I'll cut this part out. Thanks!
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I think it's based on the name given to the mod in the code.
As best as I understand it, and if I'm wrong, someone please correct me, the MC client does not benefit from, and may actually be negatively impacted by, more than 4gb of RAM.
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