Sort of, I would think it is linked to papyrus which is made from the pith of the papyrus plant. And sugar is made from the pith of the sugarcane plant. So...
But I suppose any plant with a lot of cellulose you could mash up and make into "paper".
There is a CC peripheral in bigreactors you can plug in directlySimplest way of doing this is with ComputerCraft and some kind of bundled cable. But you would need a version of CC and a supplier of bundled cable(MFR, PR, RP2) that are compatible due to recent changed to the api.
You can do something simple as this:
I wrote this a while back for someone who wanted something like what you are looking for. I dont remember quite what it looks like, but I think it is a moving wave.
Use this for reference for the colours: http://computercraft.info/wiki/Colors_(API)Code:while true do redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",3) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",7) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",15) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",31) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",63) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",127) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",255) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",511) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1023) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1022) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1020) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1016) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",1008) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",992) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",960) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",896) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",768) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",512) sleep(.5) redstone.setBundledOutput("back",0) sleep(.5) end
They are simply added together in binary above.
If your pack does not have CC bundled support(like 1.6 packs with CC1.63) you can use this method to translate redstone strength signals from the computer to colour channels:
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/thr...uide-collection-etc.42664/page-24#post-840501
It is probably also possible to use the MFR Programmable Rednet Controller. It has wave functions that you might be able to use, but you would need to offset it for each vertical line somehow so you actually get a moving wave.
Lastly you can probably also build something out of RP2/Project red logic gates. But would be somewhat bulky.
They are quite different. They are from different families, and you have to go all the way up onto Order level to house them both in the same category:I think in RL both papyrus and sugar cane are biologically part of the reed family. but I may be wrong.
Ok I am crashing every time i try to load but its not giving me a crash report. This is the console log. I cant figure it out from that log though
There's a corrupt or missing file called "dependencies.info" inside the Lycanites Mobs jar. Or something else is messed up.
Try deleting CodeChickenLib.
CodeChickenLib should be automatically downloaded into your /mods/1.7.10 folder by CodeChickenCore.
If it's been diamond locked, that means that when a player opens it, they will only see their frequency of that color. Like: if I had a white-blue-orange ender chest with 64 cobble in it, then applied a diamond, when I next opened it up I would see my private inventory for that color combination. However, anyone else that has a white-blue-orange ender chest without a diamond applied can access my 64 cobble. Basically the diamond means that, instead of connecting to the public spectrum of color codes, this chest now connects to a player's private spectrum.I just had an diamond-locked ender chest stolen on a SMP server. I know that frequency is to be considered compromised and not used anymore. But now I'm kinda worried, can the person who has it change the frequency while retaining the player lock? If so, is there anything I can do short of not using ender chests anymore altogether? I have a suspicion of who might have it and there's been some mutual hostility between the two of us, so I doubt asking nicely is gonna help.
So far nothing is being pulled from my other frequencies but I'm worried about them setting up an ender storage channel sniffer thingy and remotely robbing my entire base.
This is incorrect as I just tested it with my friend in 1.7.10 infinity pack and he can take stuff from my ender chest which is locked and when he changes the frequency of retains my lock I think you are thinking of the vanilla ender chest.If it's been diamond locked, that means that when a player opens it, they will only see their frequency of that color. Like: if I had a white-blue-orange ender chest with 64 cobble in it, then applied a diamond, when I next opened it up I would see my private inventory for that color combination. However, anyone else that has a white-blue-orange ender chest without a diamond applied can access my 64 cobble. Basically the diamond means that, instead of connecting to the public spectrum of color codes, this chest now connects to a player's private spectrum.
TL;DR: If you put diamonds on your ender chests, don't worry. There's no way anybody else can access that stuff without being you.
My computer is a 2010 Mac book pro (Awful) and it runs infinity with fast craft quite well around 30-40 FPS.What would you consider to be the best Starter modpack? any MC version.
Difficulty: Its a 4 year old computer that modpacks like Tolkiencraft breaks (figure about 8 fps on Tolkiencraft)
You could get a lot of value out of the 1.6 packs most likely. Something like the DW20 1.6 pack would be a decent introduction if you play it along with watching some of DW20s lets plays from that version.What would you consider to be the best Starter modpack? any MC version.
Difficulty: Its a 4 year old computer that modpacks like Tolkiencraft breaks (figure about 8 fps on Tolkiencraft)
My computer is a 2010 Mac book pro (Awful) and it runs infinity with fast craft quite well around 30-40 FPS.
Nvm. I found mekanism universal cablesDepends on the pack, but I don't think there are any great methods. Electrical Engines are fairly bulky, and the MFR cable has a fairly limited throughput. There is also Power Converters, but i think even that is limited by it's buffer.
You could get a lot of value out of the 1.6 packs most likely. Something like the DW20 1.6 pack would be a decent introduction if you play it along with watching some of DW20s lets plays from that version.
when a player opens it, they will only see their frequency of that color.