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Why the heck would you want to fortune xycraft stuff, there isn't enough of it about to satisfy you?
Probably I ask too much questions here 
1. How can I get achievements on ftb? It seems like ex: refined iron achievement, when I smelt iron to refined iron in induction furnace / iron furnace didn't give me the achievement. And so does achievements for other mods achievement. Can someone explain that?
2. How does xp works on ftb? Whenever I smelt something like 2 stack of charcoal or 2 stack of iron dust in induction furnace it didn't give me xp.
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1. How can I get achievements on ftb? It seems like ex: refined iron achievement, when I smelt iron to refined iron in induction furnace / iron furnace didn't give me the achievement. And so does achievements for other mods achievement. Can someone explain that?
2. How does xp works on ftb? Whenever I smelt something like 2 stack of charcoal or 2 stack of iron dust in induction furnace it didn't give me xp.
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Probably I ask too much questions here
1. How can I get achievements on ftb? It seems like ex: refined iron achievement, when I smelt iron to refined iron in induction furnace / iron furnace didn't give me the achievement. And so does achievements for other mods achievement. Can someone explain that?
Hmm. Odd bug, probably just tell the IC2 devs.
Now that is intentional, I seem to remember it had something to do with balancing the electric furnaces.
Got the cobblestone fixed, whatever it was, wether it was removing and re-applying gregtech or whatnot.
But now, it works.
On a sidenote, any automated possability to get food?
You don't get XP from most modded furnaces for repeatable recipes.
I.e. IC2 also adds the macerator, which turns ingots back into dust. If you got XP for smelting dust into ingots, what keeps you from setting up an infinite smelting/macerating/smelting loop that generates infinite XP?
(Of course you could use a vanilla furnace with a macerator, but that eats a lot of coal and works really slowly.)
You will find that things such as glass, which cannot be turned back into sand, still gives XP when made in mod furnaces.
The electric furnace is overclockable to really fast speeds. Assume you have a good EU production, then you could smelt big amounts of cobble to stone in no time, which would give XP en masse.
Some achievements need other achievements before they can be achieved themselves. The modding scene has problems with correctly saving achievements between reloads since a long time. Try to check this out.
Can you please disable this useless message? Thanks.
Any kind of wheat farm coupled with an autocrafter to produce bread?
Igneous Extruder to produce Obsidian, pulverize it and then centrifuge (or was it electrolyze?) the dust.
That's a bug.
(If they [IC2] wanted it to not give XP, they would've set the XP on the smelting recipes to 0 so you wouldn't get it from any furnace)
(And then everyone would start hating IC2 for changing other mods)
I have programmed a turtle to make Factorization dark iron for me in a wrath forge via applied energistics. Partly because it was a project to help me improve my LUA coding I tried to make it really good. It is capable of processing up to two stacks of iron in one go amongst other things but unfortunately the wrath fire burns out before I can get done. I have already programmed the turtle to pause the program and wait for player intervention if it realises the wrath flame has burnt out but before I code it to relight the wrath flame does anybody know if wrath fire has a finite number of uses before extinguishing? The way my program works is that every 32 iterations it pauses for 10 seconds, otherwise it pauses for 1.5 seconds. If wrath fire is infinite, does anybody know what the optimal timing.
Exactly how? His question had nothing to do with computercraft, but with factorization instead. Also this is perfectly fine place to ask his question.
@Casille: No idea =(
There's a vanilla mechanic in 1.5 if you want to check it out: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Comparator#As_an_inventory_contents_checker
What's a good weight target to have and still get good gliding with Modular Power Suits armor?
So I had heard KL had fixed Omniwrenches to work with GT again and yet I can't get mine to work. Was this "fixed" by Greg or is there something I'm missing.