How do I search a mod in the latest version of NEI Easy

[Ryokumara]

How do I search a mod in the latest version of NEI. I could for example type 'app' in the search bar and it would show me Applied Energistics blocks and items along with a bunch of other things from other mods ie. enything that had 'app' in the title or what ever. This was awesome in monster. I do know I can type '@mod.Applied Energistics' or go to the subset bar on the top, but that is a pain. Just typing 'app' and moving over a page is much easier.

 

[Qazplm601]

i think you need the WAILIA mod for that.

 

[Strikingwolf]

How do I search a mod in the latest version of NEI. I could for example type 'app' in the search bar and it would show me Applied Energistics blocks and items along with a bunch of other things from other mods ie. enything that had 'app' in the title or what ever. This was awesome in monster. I do know I can type '@mod.Applied Energistics' or go to the subset bar on the top, but that is a pain. Just typing 'app' and moving over a page is much easier.

I think that is a bug with NEI currently

i think you need the WAILIA mod for that.

NOPE

 

[Ryokumara]

I have the WAILIA Mod. Still cant search mod the way i want. sound i uninstall the WAILIA mod

 

[Succubism]

@mod.modnamehere

If this doesn't work, it's not implemented or bugged.

 

[Ryokumara]

Is there a mod that will make this work[DOUBLEPOST=1410051797][/DOUBLEPOST]

@mod.modnamehere

If this doesn't work, it's not implemented or bugged.

That dose work. but the point is thats Hard

 

[unknown zombie]

In 1.6.4 you could leave out the @mod. and just type @modname, without WAILA. Hopefully at least that shortcut makes a comeback.

 

[Ryokumara]

That was better but in monster nei would see the mod name as part of the title.

 

[tedyhere]

Only way currently is to @mod.ModName or easier click the NEI Subsets button, click mod, scroll till you find the mod and shift+click

 

[VapourDrive]

Note: saying something along the lines of "in modpack x it worked" isn't very helpful as the mod version tells us much more about the actual mod But yeah the implementation of that feature is currently limited to typing "@mod.(insert perfectly spelled mod id here)" or limiting the nei subsets to that mod (a bit of a pain). Chicken Bones also isn't near as vocal about what hes up to as he used to be...

 

[Succubism]

That dose work. but the point is thats Hard

Remembering @mod. is hard?

 

[Azzanine]

Remembering @mod. is hard?

...

Get-him!

 

[mcalpha]

Not so much "hard" for remembering, but typing a) "@Mod." and b) the full name of the mod ("Flaxbeard's Steam Power" anyone?) every time.

 

[ratchet freak]

click on the top grey bar and you can go into the menu, then find the mod and shift click the @mod.<modID> will be filled in automatically

 

[mcalpha]

Sorry, but that's even more clumsy if you have as many mods as there are in most tech packs...

 

[tedyhere]

Sorry, but that's even more clumsy if you have as many mods as there are in most tech packs...

He asked the easiest way, as of now unless you know the EXACT spelling of the mod THIS IS THE EASIEST WAY. Not the best way or the better way, it's literally hit E, click a button, click another button, scroll down and shift click the mod. Or @mod.Buildcraft Power Generator Mod Part Thing of Unknown Spelling.

Until ChickenBones fixes it, that is the easiest way in 1.7.X Which I will assume is what he is talking about.

 

[Azzanine]

click on the top grey bar and you can go into the menu, then find the mod and shift click the @mod.<modID> will be filled in automatically

Is that thing still a finicky unintuitive POS? I'd rather type out a long line then use that thing.

 

[Succubism]

Not so much "hard" for remembering, but typing a) "@Mod." and b) the full name of the mod ("Flaxbeard's Steam Power" anyone?) every time.

You don't need to type in the full name of the mod.

 

[Golrith]

You don't need to type in the full name of the mod.

You do in the current 1.7 version of NEI. Bit painful on long mod names, especially if the internal name is different from the actual mod name.

 

[Succubism]

You do in the current 1.7 version of NEI. Bit painful on long mod names, especially if the internal name is different from the actual mod name.

Really? What's the point of that?