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LOL. eth? I'll hit the Witchery thread.
Just found it.
CodeChickenCore.cfg:
Just found it.
CodeChickenCore.cfg:
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#If set to true two adjacent water source blocks will not generate a third.
finiteWater=falseI know that DocM77 managed to glitch some through in some of his crackPack episodes, but those bugs are most likely fixed by now.
There are ways to cheat it, such as with machines that can access the player inventory directly, but the main intention is for it to be treated as a separate progression to get the spirit world specific items, all of which will cross between the normal and spirit worlds with the player.
The first bit of what I said: "such as with machines that can access the player inventory directly"
There are a number of things that do this, Pneumaticraft's aerial interface for one. I'm pretty sure that random things also has something similar and there're probably things in a number of mods that I have yet to play with.
Bear in mind, if doing this single player you will probably want to set up some form of time delayed input to make sure you're in the spirit world before it goes through. If playing with someone else you can just ask them to feed it through when you're ready as an easier approach.
If you are playing with just witchery, there are no ways. The only items that will transfer between the worlds are the icu needles and the dream world items. All other items are world specific. That being said, in most mod packs you could use some for of player inventory interaction to send over an ender chest and get items across the world that way.
I've not played the mod with the Spirit world but Direwolf20's Server play just this past weekend ran a series of 3 episodes setting up a prank on Soaryn. He showed 2, possibly 3 methods (as I say, I haven't done this myself):
1. Ender Chest.
2. Some kind of "Transport" block that a co-player used to send stuff to him. [Edit:] Probably the pneumaticraft block named above.
3. The "Icy Needles" you stick yourself with to return without dying seem to return your inventory with you.
I'll link the first of the 3 videos.
Awwight... I have no idea what I did, but no TE4 ores are generating. I didn't touch the configs; all I did was add a few new mods into my instance. Problem is, I can't remember exactly which ones those are. >_> I've been trying to remove the most recent ones and seeing if that works, but so far no good results. However none of the mods have anything to do with ore generation, which leaves me stumped. I'm going to try and see what I can do about this; meanwhile, has this sort of thing ever happened to anybody before?
Also, vanilla, TC4, Bluepower, and TiCo ores do generate; it's just the TE4 ores that don't. For my next trick, I'm wiping the TE configs, and taking out all the latest mods. BRB.
Also, vanilla, TC4, Bluepower, and TiCo ores do generate; it's just the TE4 ores that don't. For my next trick, I'm wiping the TE configs, and taking out all the latest mods. BRB.
I'm using MFR fertile soil in my MFR farm, and for some reason they keep turning into sand. I've tried searching every wiki I know of, and none of them even mention fertile soil (I even tried googling 'minefactory reloaded fertile soil' and nothing came up). Does anyone know what causes this, and if it can be solved?
Another question: I'm using sprinklers on said MFR farm, but there's no particles? How can I be sure they're working? They're consuming water, but I'm still not 100% sure.
Another question: I'm using sprinklers on said MFR farm, but there's no particles? How can I be sure they're working? They're consuming water, but I'm still not 100% sure.
That reminds me of the old school forestry farm behavior, where eventually dirt turned to sand because it had lost all of its nutrient value. I just checked the configs and saw nothing there and also checked the MC forum thread for info. Nothing there, either.
For your first question, I have no idea. Never heard of it.
For your second question, have you tried placing your sprinklers such that only half of the crops are within range? You could then turn off your harvester and see if one half grows faster, or set up two harvesters, one of the watered side and the other on the other side, and see if one fills a chest faster.
Stuff like the mining item from EE2 where it just took out huge chunks of landscape. Stuff where you would only want it on a single player world because of the potential for breaking a server.
Also fertile soil, isn't that from EnderIO and not MFR?
NEI sayeth:
Fertile Soil, Minefactory Reloaded. Shapeless