Yeah, I haven't seen much about it, but some mods provide bits and pieces, such as IC2 reinforced stone (incidentally, to encourage use of reinforced stone I think IC2 nerfed obsidian, so you might want to be aware of that). I'll edit the original answer to reflect that.
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lol... those sound like message board meme's or something...
lulz. reading?[DOUBLEPOST=1374775209][/DOUBLEPOST]
i remember atleast MC 1.2.5 ic2 obby was said to be nerfed, and that the reinforced would stop a nuke. a 2 layer reinforced would stop a melt down. No numbers to go by though...
(edit) SpitefulFox in the next post has a better reference than my poor excuse for a memory.
They're enchantments from Thaumic Tinkerer:
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/thaumic-tinkerer-a-quick-but-comprehensive-guide.25261/
Another way is to use transformation powder from Twilight forest mod.
What this does is turn vailla mobs into twilight forest mobs, or back again which is the part we're interested in.
So, what you want to do is explore the twilight forest and find some, it's dungeon loot style, so find a hedge maze for example, get the chests inside, find a well get chest etc. Look it up for more options
(it's all much easier with flight)
Once you've got transformation powder, you want to now find the mob to use it on, the one we're interested in is the skeleton druid. It's a skeleton with a hoe that shoots golden projectiles at you, they're found near a hut structure with a spawner of them inside.
Use the powder on them, murder them for soul shards or safari net them, or even just kill them (probably a waste of powder to do this)
Now as to why you want to go this pathway is their huts are much more frequent, and the spawner doesn't need to be set-up to make them spawn.
Hi I'm having trouble with a program I wrote (I'm new to lua)
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while true do
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)()
turtle.select(2)()
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)
turtle.select(3)()
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)
turtle.select(1)()
end
After I start the program it places one block then says " place:4: attempt to call nil " any ideas to what I'm doing wrong?
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while true do
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)()
turtle.select(2)()
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)
turtle.select(3)()
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
turtle.sleep(5)
turtle.select(1)()
end
After I start the program it places one block then says " place:4: attempt to call nil " any ideas to what I'm doing wrong?
Transformation Powder only appears in Hollow Hill loot chests, if I recall correctly.
You only need one () after each method call, whether the method takes zero arguments or if it takes several. So :
Code:
while true do
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
sleep(5)
turtle.select(2)
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
sleep(5)
turtle.select(3)
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
sleep(5)
turtle.select(1)
endCorrect me if I'm wrong but there is no turtle.sleep, it's just sleep. Try this:
Code:
while true do
for i=1, 3 do
turtle.place()
turtle.dig()
sleep(5)
turtle.select(i)
end
end
As far as I know they work in both, it's more that it's pointless to do it in SSP because the big advantage is you can get systems to run while you're not playing, however in SSP the game is stopped while you're not playing and thus they lose the big advantage
So they'll work on LAN, but same effect, may not be worth it as the game pauses when you stop playing
No problem, it happens to me all the time (like with unpack over table.unpack).
Reading is an enchant added by Bibliocraft, not Thaumic Tinkerer. You can only get it on books, and when applied to a helmet, it gives the same effect as wearing Bibliocraft's glasses- you will be able to better interact with Bibliocraft blocks, by seeing the titles of books in shelves without first opening the bookshelf GUI.
It works on most Bibliocraft blocks, if I'm not mistaken. It's particularly useful on the typesetting table and the printing press.
I'm not certain if this is the case, but it might be that "turtle.*" commands only apply to turtles, whereas the other commands work on regular computers, too.
It makes no sense for an immobile computer to go forward or place blocks, but it can sleep just fine.
The modpack I made doesn't have NEI. Also, 4 in a square is how you make vanilla Stone Bricks. I tried that and I failed. I should try the rest of the suggestions you made, along with possibly craft it like a chest. Or maybe I need just three and arrange it in different ways... this is confusing me.
Why?
Opened up the Unleashed pack and looked up all the variants of Quarried Stone in NEI. There is no such thing as "FILLED" quarried stone.
That is almost certainly the case. Turtle functions are provided by the turtle API, which is neatly packaged into its own module, whereas (at least in ComputerCraft's implementation of Lua) sleep() will be a built in function. The built in functions provide the core functionality of the language, whereas modules can be loaded as needed for specific tasks, and left off for everything else. I don't know about ComputerCraft specifically, but you can write and load custom Lua modules to add functions and such as well.
Don't care about the not playing bit and having it stop. But if I wana pump lava from the nether into a tank in the over world, can a chunk loader in ssp keep said nether chunbks loaded while I'm in the over world , and have one in the overworld so it will work while I'm off in god knows where? Will they run in ssp? Or lan? or not at all unless I run a server?