Can Thaumcraft Taint spawn in Mystcraft void ages? If so, would I need to plant silverwood trees around my base in the age to prevent it from spreading into my base?
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Yes. And ethereal blooms also work, though for the most part I wouldn't build a base near taint in the first place...[DOUBLEPOST=1391296723][/DOUBLEPOST]
Supposedly in snow biomes when it's snowing, though I have horrible luck and never find them.
had completely forgotten about that one, I never used the wand version from 1.5 since it had like 2 uses, but ya the wand focus of dislocation.
and on blizes, I have only ever seen them spawn on snow blocks, the full ones. I have a mystcraft age that is mostly snowy and permanent rain/snow and have only ever seen the blizes on the snow block tendrils and have never seen them spawn on the regular snow covering. Could just be random chance, but try that
Oh! But once they are moved, they won't downgrade further, is that correct? I had no idea about this and have moved some of them twice just to redecorate. Well, never more!
You need to level it up. Keep using it. Add Auto-Repair (moss) to it as soon as you can, unless you get it by luck while levelling it.[DOUBLEPOST=1391302364][/DOUBLEPOST]
They should spawn in any snowy biome, but I've never seen one. I think DW20 did see one in his current SSP season. Others have also reported not being able to find them. You can make the blizz powder by another means though, infusing a snowball with redstone in a fluid transposer I think.
Anyone know which version of Thaumic Tinkerer that the Ichor armor and stuff is added? Also, how do you set NEI so that it types stuff into its search bar like creative mode?
If you have one of the newer versions, those are enabled by adding the "Kami" file to the mod folder. Technically, all the items are actually built into TT, but you need that extra file for them to be enabled.
Is it the ball of moss from Tinker's Construct? You need to put 9 Mossy Cobblestone / Mossy Stone to get the ball of moss from Tinker's Construct. The moss from whatever mods add them help to make the mossy cobblestone / mossy stone.
I actually didn't know you could disable NEI's search bar, so I assume if you restore default settings on NEI it will work.
I can't do that. I made myself a bone TC pick (handy graveyard nearby) and when I tried to apply a TC ball of moss it won't work.
What's the deal with rubies in Horizons? There are six kinds: farlanders, magic crops, project red, emasher, rotary craft, and bop. The farlanders only want to trade with farlander rubies. I think I have project red, emasher, and bop rubies. I can convert all of them to rotary craft rubies in a crafting table. I have heard of a trick to convert things using barrels, but that would require having at least one farlanders ruby to start. Maybe I'll just have to cheat one in....
Do anybody know how many blocks, on average, are loaded into memory per chunck of completely untouched terrain? I'm mostly interested in flat terrain such as Plains, Meadows or Tundra. The minimum possible amount seems to be 512 (Entirely flat surface + bedrock, all other blocks in the chunk are adjacent to other blocks and thus not loaded), but features such as caves, ravines or Abandoned Mineshafts quickly add a three-digit amount to that number.
I'm asking because I'm trying to determine at which point a quarry hole would cause less lag than untouched terrain. Given enough digging and flat bedrock, the number of loaded blocks per chunk will eventually hit 256. On the other hand, the walls of the hole will add over 1000 blocks to be loaded per border chunk, so those will be quite resource demanding.
Still, once a sufficient amount of chunks are dug out, caves are eliminated and all that remains is a smooth Bedrock surface, the total amount of blocks loaded into memory will be lower than before digging started. When could I expect this to happen?
I'm asking because I'm trying to determine at which point a quarry hole would cause less lag than untouched terrain. Given enough digging and flat bedrock, the number of loaded blocks per chunk will eventually hit 256. On the other hand, the walls of the hole will add over 1000 blocks to be loaded per border chunk, so those will be quite resource demanding.
Still, once a sufficient amount of chunks are dug out, caves are eliminated and all that remains is a smooth Bedrock surface, the total amount of blocks loaded into memory will be lower than before digging started. When could I expect this to happen?
Ultimate 1.4.7
How do I get charcoal from one electric furnace spread evenly to multiple generators using pneumatic tubes? Right now I just have a transposer feeding out of the furnace into the tubes to the generators, and it's only feeding the generator closest.
How do I get charcoal from one electric furnace spread evenly to multiple generators using pneumatic tubes? Right now I just have a transposer feeding out of the furnace into the tubes to the generators, and it's only feeding the generator closest.
Ultimate has Factorization, right? If so, feed the pneumatic tube into a Factorization router that's next to your line of furnaces, and configure it to place the charcoal round-robin into the correct slot in the furnaces. It's been forever since I used Factorization, but there should be some guides/spotlights out there that show how to properly do this.
Thanks! It worked flawlessly (and was very easy to set up, just a matter of clicking the GUI a few times). I'll definitely remember this for other applications and later-game systems, it's really pleasing how easy and clean that method is.
I guess my question now becomes is there another way to do this (still using pneumatic tubes, I'm specifically avoiding Buildcraft pipes)? I'm messing around with this specifically with early-game power generation in mind, and routers take quite a bit of expensive setup (not to mention I have basically zero prior experience with the mod).
In magic farm the tools do not start with any modifier slots last time I played. You either need to add modifiers with the gold+diamond or netherstar or upgrade the tool with a thaumium part. Or use it a bunch and get an extra slot through leveling
Haven't played horizons, but does it have mariculture? If so that has an ore dictionary machine which lets you select the output type without actually having an origonal.
They only decay when you jar them, they will not change just by sitting there or by use (unless you completely drain a node which can cause it to not regenerate that aspect)