No gravel - no mossy stone - no breaking through the walls to raid chests under ground (till you get a pick capable of obsidian anyway). Makes things much harder. Still not sure where I will get mossy stone from - probably have to make it with that nature essence stuff once I get to the nether and find some.Thank you. I enjoy your let's play series.Regarding metal mining levels, I'll suggest you check out this excellent video Batch_2 did to clear it up:
Also, his spreadsheet on the first post gives tons of info. Here's a re-link to that for convenience:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kqZDSHk9JkPI3lC5XgmrHqbsnhytdh3oLDltR1qTyCw/
You can see there that Steel material starts as Bronze level (and then boosts to Steel). You'll need Steel level to break netherrack and some basic metals in the Nether. Then you'll want to boost to Shadow Steel to get to the next tier. Batch_2 covered it well in his video above.
Well, progress has been made. I managed to change his spawn position, but now it's in the void... XD Fixing time lol.
Yeah, mossy is going to be tough right now for 1.1.2 worlds. I believe the plan is for Obsidian towers to be somewhat rare when 1.2 goes out, but right now all of the towers are obsidian. That being said, I'm not sure the other towers will be mossy / stone though... so this may just be a thing now. I don't know of any other easy way to get moss balls for repair.
My god I'm amazing. Ever tried to loop through all the instructions in a MethodNode and remove all of them? Does not turn out well XD. Seems it even deletes the code required for an empty method to even run XD. Any chance you did something this insane in the past and have a list of Opcodes to ignore? Currently just slowly working my way through finding em.
Well, based on the info in that log, it seems minecraft attempted to generate something, but one of the variables was null. In other words, from what I see that log gives absolutely no useful information whatsoever. Points to only vanilla methods in the stack trace.
It's a way to disable vanilla tools without removing them completely since they may be used in some crafting recipes. Sure you could enable them again, but then it's not Blood N' Bones! Make TiC tools. They're better anyway.
I've experienced varying times for this. I recently planted a large fruit tree farm and the results surprised me. Some trees like cinnamon and banana grew in one minecraft day, others like peppercorn and pomegranate took about three. My coconut tree has yet to grow after five days...
just gather the un-matured fruit, then chop down the tree, and replant a new one, bone meal the tree sapling once. repeat.
The only problem with that is the fruit trees that require jungle saplings unless you've found yourself in a jungle biome, due to the jungle saplings being much rarer to drop. It's definitely not a guarantee to get the sapling drop from your fruit tree.
