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I farm pumpkins to turn into Jack-O-Lanterns for the purpose.
(And they're a cheap waterproof light source for oceanic work).
If you post your idea on http://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/ and advertise it well, there's probably going to be a few people interested in helping you with it.So, I know this is not the right place to post this, but the map section is so inactive nobody responds for days. I want to make an adventure map on FTB and probably have some people help me buid. Is there a easy, free way to do this? Thanks
You can also always ask specific questions at the link mentioned above or this thread.
Opening the game to LAN or using your computer to host a server should do it. There's plenty of tutorials on the internet.
Botania. If you point a mana spreader at a spawner, it should continue working without you there. Unless that was changed.
I don't know if the Autonomous Activator + Deep Dark portal bug still works, but it's the only other thing I can think of.
Also, you need to reset it every time the server restarts - which shouldnt be that difficult.
This is early game, so that isn't happening. Also have no clue what that is so can I get a link to an elaboration of that?
Worth a shot. Thanks!
Yes, but the coal chunks require obsidian, which I assume is also diamond-level. Granted, Igneous Extruders are a thing, which is fine in this case because Thermal Expansion is on Resurrection, but it seems like there should be a way to get it with just GT. Requiring an electric ore washer and sifter (or implosion compressor, for that matter, but that's even farther up the tech tree) just to get diamonds seems like a good way to completely nullify the steam and high-pressure macerators, because by the time you can make them, you can already make the electric version. Unless the HP steam macerator is faster/more efficient than the LV electric one?
Wait a second, maybe small TC shard ores drop actual shards, rather than crushed ore? *boots up instance*
Edit: Ok, that worked. Out of ten GT Small Aqua Infused Ores, I got three shards, a bunch of dust, and some crushed ore. But that still raises the question: What if no TC? Neither (small) diamond nor topaz gave me gems, just small ore, and the granite tools (other than arrows and arrowheads) don't appear to be craftable. Most of the diamond-tier metals seem to require the blast furnace... hrm... Aha! Cobalt works! Small cobaltite ore can be mined with an iron pick, and it drops dust which smelts directly into ingots.
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I am not sure what mod added it, but noticed in TPPI that the coal chunks could be made with 2 alternatives to obsidian. One was Bricks(the clay variant) and the other one I don't remember. I assumed it was GT that did it, as I doubt any other mod was altering IC2 recipes.
EDIT: seems to be a vanilla IC2 thing. You can either use Obsidian, Bricks or an Iron block.
Maybe in TPPI, but the only bronze-age-friendly recipe in Resurrection uses obsidian. The electric Assembler, though, can use bricks, iron blocks, steel blocks, or Thaumcraft obsidian tiles/totems rather than vanilla obsidian.
That's a good tip, though. Could make getting those industrial diamonds for things like the grinding head easier... although judging by how much diamond dust the ore processing machines spit out with respect to the amount of actual diamonds they produce, Implosion Compressing the dusts just might be more profitable.
Not quite right. There's an elven knowledge item called the Life Imbuer that does this though
Assuming no compounds and a normal node, you can simply square root then round down. (For instance 100-120 vis would all get you 10 cv/t)
Compounds break down into all primals they made of. For instance Spiritus would be Perdito Terra and Aqua. In the case of conflict, For instance a node with both Spiritus and Aqua, only the highest is used.
Bright nodes get a 1.2x multipler before rounding, and pale nodes get a 0.8x multiplier. I'm not sure about fading nodes.