How to get started with FTB?

[Type1Ninja]

I believe you missed making a world out of UU-Mater

I'm not sure that's possible anymore, but you can make giant fluid orbs filled with it.

 

[Dylz101]

Ah, so that's why my enderium sea wasn't working

 

[Type1Ninja]

Ah, so that's why my enderium sea wasn't working

Really? It SHOULD work... Post on the "Ask a Simple Question" thread with more info.

Also, to the OP: Should you ever have questions, you can post on the thread "Ask a simple question, get a simple answer." You can find it here. There's tons of people who check back every day (myself included) and everyone is super willing to help.

 

[Type1Ninja]

Except when I ask something....
Or maybe it's not "simple" enough?

If that happens, it's most likely that nobody knows the answer. What was the question?

 

[Baron_Falcon]

Here's a taste. The first one's free.

http://prntscr.com/84rh9k

 

[Type1Ninja]

I suppose that's basic physics right?

It might just be that in the mod author's measuring system for inertia, a lower value means "harder to spin up." Inertia, just for reference, is based off of mass; which materials are you using, exactly?

 

[Dylz101]

Here's a taste. The first one's free.

http://prntscr.com/84rh9k

Pffft...

Spoiler: Learn RFTools, it will be your friend :D

Spoiler: ProjectE is also pretty cool

 

[B3ASTy]

You should watch GamingOnCaffiene he does great ftb series, very up to date and informative!

 

[Dylz101]

GoC is great for entry level players, especially at the beginning of his playthroughs. To the end he does the more complicated mechanics of the mod.