Blood N Bones [Hardcore Survival]
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Dropping extra seeds is turned off, but extra essence isn't. I was getting some while farming obsidian yesterday. It didn't quite feel like a 20% drop rate though.
I don't remember the names of the different levels of essence, but obsidian seeds take the third level to craft and were occasionally giving me second level essence. Perhaps the lower level seeds (e.g. coal) can't drop extra?
Hi, I'm new to this forum and never posted again but I'm facing of a bug that can't allow me to play BnB.
Each time I came back from the Nether to the Overworld the server crash but I can reproduce this on my own computer.
I'm in work now and don't have a crash log but it seems Minecraft try to unload a chunk that can't exist.
Reference to this chunk is 0.0.0.
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Each time I came back from the Nether to the Overworld the server crash but I can reproduce this on my own computer.
I'm in work now and don't have a crash log but it seems Minecraft try to unload a chunk that can't exist.
Reference to this chunk is 0.0.0.
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It's actually 8 cobblestone to one seared stone (144 mb). Now NEI shows that a seared brick should be 36 mb, but when poured it consumes an entire block of the seared stone liquid. Not a huge deal, but if I was to use this method for creating the smeltery components it becomes quit lava intensive, and I don't think it's what the mod writer intended.put in one cobblestone get one seared stone, makes sense?
FYI if someone is making fairly large volumes of smeltery blocks they should remember that pouring 72 mb of seard stone over a block of cobblestone is far more fuel efficient. I'd suggest the clay, sand, and gravel method for the bricks needed for the other types of blocks.
Really not the right forum for this but I figured I'd drop it here for now.
We were having this problem on our server a while back, but that was back in 1.03 or 1.04, and haven't seen it since. What version are you using?
I was having the same problem in 1.1.1 (http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/index.php?posts/681783)
I'm not sure what fixed it, but I got the server switched to Java 7 (CreeperHost uses Java 8) and I'm running on Cauldron now, and the problem has gone away.
Okay, so i made a new world, managed to get myself a shadow steel pickaxe. Same configs as before.
Game crashes again. I'm pretty sure the bug is either with hoppers going into Metal Furnaces or Smelteries.
Crash log is here.... attached.
If you could find some way to prevent this world from being corrupted too, that'd be amazing. I've made a backup of the world at the time of the first crash, as well as a backup much further back.
Game crashes again. I'm pretty sure the bug is either with hoppers going into Metal Furnaces or Smelteries.
Crash log is here.... attached.
If you could find some way to prevent this world from being corrupted too, that'd be amazing. I've made a backup of the world at the time of the first crash, as well as a backup much further back.
Server crash in 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, same version on my computer.
Yesterday I've created a new world on my computer, create a portal, pass through it and back, no crash at all !
Mobs break cobblestone (and other building materials), some ways more violently than others (creepers). What are "safe" building materials? So far I think dirt, sand, and logs are fine. I've read compressed cobble is ignored too, though haven't tried it.
The Hunger per Stack should be pretty much constant, that is the whole purpose of this option - which you can disable in the HungerOverhaul.cfg (modifyFoodStackSize) if it gets too annoying.
I would suggest to keep a couple of stacks in the TiCon Backpack. Doesn't clutter your inventory and is still easy to access.
I was just noticing that cheeseburgers restore 4 hunger and stack in 4 (16 hunger total), but the next step up is bacon cheeseburger and it restores 4.5 but only stacks in 2 so only 9 hunger. 16 hunger (plus good saturation) is the number to beat for me at the moment.
Stone bricks are a grief-free and visually appealing building material. Good upgrade after your dirt walls have saved you to the point you find some copper. You can go 'chisel mining' for a single copper ingot for a couple bonuses: Chisel the stone and the stone bricks will drop when you mine it, and you can't chisel Silverfish eggs, making it possible to find and avoid them.
Stone ladders, Chests and Trapped Chests, wooden logs, dirt, grass, sand, sandstone and it's derivitives, mossy cobblestone... all of these are considered natural.
Did some more testing: turns out, the game crashes 100% of the time for me if you go through a nether portal, then something kills you immediately on the other side. You crash when you respawn in the overworld.
Moss Stone (ID 48) is on the grief list. I'm actually surprised chests are not, but maybe that would be a little too griefy?
Creepers blow enough holes in the rogue like dungeons as it is. If they hit the chests also, there'd be pretty much no point to even having that mod in the pack.
Since the change to Obsidian for those rogue dungeon, there isn't as many holes from what i've tested.