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One note about Thermal Expansion... It's been split into 3 separate mods: Foundation, Expansion and Dynamics. The first two have been added to Direwolf20. Dynamics, the part with all the transport (pipes/conduits and such) is not yet ready for prime time but will be added when it is. This holds true for Beyond, as well.
Interesting. My take / comments on memory and args: https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebea...mc_and_memory_usage_a_history_with_a/df8p9ga/ -- tested for J7 and J8 (not the same), for 1.6 and 1.7, not for 1.10.
Welcome to the bugs that is minecraft mobs over chunk loads and unloads. There is no known solution. Mobs will suffocate, or just find their way to the other side of a wall. Villagers are known to fall into caves/ravines given enough time. See also: Zeno's edge of the world exploration journal, www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-discussion/survival-mode/2769273-zenos-to-the-edge-of-the-world-journal where this causes his village to depopulate as well.
Now, buildings that lose their doors? That's a new one.
I've just started playing the new Direwolf pack, which is awesome, but for RF it uses EnderIO and Extra Utilities 2, which i've never used.
Where do I start with these mods? is there a good progression to follow? I have some RF items i've found in dungeons that i need to charge, but I cant even find a simple block/generator that charges items.
Thanks!
Where do I start with these mods? is there a good progression to follow? I have some RF items i've found in dungeons that i need to charge, but I cant even find a simple block/generator that charges items.
Thanks!
For ender IO start with a Stirling generator and a basic capacitor bank. That will give you a charging solution that can be upgraded. The generator uses any coal or other items that burn in a furnace for fule and can be upgraded later for more efficiency and power by adding capacitor to it. The basic capacitor bank can also be upgraded as well. See JEI for those upgrades.
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I have posted this question in the tech section as well so if it is in the wrong place please feel free to delete it. I have made a tinkers broadsword using Demonic ingots as the blade in FTB Beyond. When it had used all of its durability I placed it in a tool forge to repair it. I placed some demonic ingots in the forge expecting my tool to be repaired. I was disappointed..it does not appear to repair demonic tools. I have used a sharpening kit but that is really not a viable use of the resources. Any suggestions folks?
Thank you @Cptqrk and @keybounce - sounds like its a pretty normal thing to happen alas. Given the issues my computer has with loading new areas, and that I'm only on single player anyway, I think I may add in the 1.10 minetweaker (is that CraftTweaker?) and put in a recipe for villager spawn eggs. And then make my village as safe as possible for those derpy testificates 
I know it's not what you want to hear, but the short answer is, "When it's ready.". TD has some issues that delayed it, even though the rest of the COFH suite has already released, but when TD does release, it will be added to Beyond. If I'm not mistaken, DW plans to add the entire TE suite to his pack once it has all released as well (Edit: It seems the latest DW20 has TE included, so expect TD to join when ready).
Infinity has the entire suite, but of course it's for 1.7 rather than Beyond being 1.10. Personally, I've started my world in Beyond with the thought that TD will drop by the time I'm ready to start building complex systems. If not, there are other ways to do what i want until then.
Thank you @Cptqrk and @keybounce - sounds like its a pretty normal thing to happen alas. Given the issues my computer has with loading new areas, and that I'm only on single player anyway, I think I may add in the 1.10 minetweaker (is that CraftTweaker?) and put in a recipe for villager spawn eggs. And then make my village as safe as possible for those derpy testificates
Making a 'clinic' for rehabilitating zombie villagers is another way to increase testificate population. And with the new identifying robe feature, you even had some control over what types of villagers you get from the process.
...do you know what? That's the proper way to do it, isn't it? Yes, its a little time consuming, but that's the legit vanilla way! Lets do dis.
OK, so with that in mind, hopefully another simple question: I've noticed that any swords I use tend to have a sort of "sweep" damage, hurting multiple mobs at once. If I can get a zombie spawner, I'm going to need to slay non-villager zombies and not accidentally kill the VZ, so I need something that can be a bit less indiscriminate in its damage. Do you have any suggestions? If I can get my aim right, a bow would do... do you know whether axes, in combination with their slower attack and higher damage, attack multiple targets or single ones?
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And, I'm not fussed about fast attack speed either... BOOM - I think I have my simple answer, thanks @Viperion!
Also, the TiC cleaver doesn't do AOE damage and it might be better for those 1 hit kills even though it is slower than the axe.
I was not aware this was possible. So after hitting the Googles, does anyone know if the vanilla method is still viable or would mods have altered this?
Axes cannot sweep, so you can take both to clear batches of normals, and pick off extras if you get villagers.
Zombie spawners don't produce zombie villagers in 11.2, however.
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Zombie spawners don't produce zombie villagers in 11.2, however.
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Oh! That's problematic, possibly, but good to know! Cheers
Does anyone know why they changed that? Is it intended that ZVs will only occur as a product of zombie sieges? That would make sense with their increasing movement towards a more story-like feel with the maps, Illagers and so on.