I often type middle parts of names into the NEI or ME termainal search bar, e.g. "bbl" for "cobblestone". Well, guess what I typed in for "ender pearl" 
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"derp"I often type middle parts of names into the NEI or ME termainal search bar, e.g. "bbl" for "cobblestone". Well, guess what I typed in for "ender pearl"
I try to (semi-)uniquely identify items using just the left side of the keyboard (to keep from having to move my hand off the mouse), so I'd use "ear" for that. Or "der ". P is a key too far to be considered.I often type middle parts of names into the NEI or ME termainal search bar, e.g. "bbl" for "cobblestone". Well, guess what I typed in for "ender pearl"
When working around delicate setups, I usually switch away from my powerful tools to more innocuous items in order to avoid accidental destruction when interacting with things. It's just too bad if you don't pay attention and that "innocuous" item is Protoclay. Protoclay thas the unique property of automatically putting the tool in your hand most suitable for destroying the block you're targeting. Even worse if you had set all your tools to area mode...
I noticed a lag that was building up slowly on the server I was playing on
Today, I decided to upgrade my soul sand rig for AgS, because I built that really early on, and it was still using regular itemducts, instead of impulse ones. So, in attempting to upgrade the soul sand farm.. I also found the source of lag
Apparently there was enough stacks of sand bouncing around in the itemducts to make the sound for items going into my inventory take ten minutes before it played.
Well, Lets hope it only takes two hours to despawn (TPS of 1)
Today, I decided to upgrade my soul sand rig for AgS, because I built that really early on, and it was still using regular itemducts, instead of impulse ones. So, in attempting to upgrade the soul sand farm.. I also found the source of lag
Apparently there was enough stacks of sand bouncing around in the itemducts to make the sound for items going into my inventory take ten minutes before it played.
Well, Lets hope it only takes two hours to despawn (TPS of 1)
Good grief... This sounds like a legitimately useful time to use a Bound Pickaxe in Beast mode in skyblock...
I still wonder why itemducts sends stacks and stacks of items to a destination where only one slot is free.
I hope this will be fixed in 1.7.
They do that because you set them to do that
There's a setting if you look in the configuration screen about how many items it will send
So, when I get back on tomorrow (server crashed before I got it fixed up), I'm going to attach a nulifier to the item ducts as we will have rolled back, and then replace them with impulse item ducts set to only send one item at a time[DOUBLEPOST=1404563873][/DOUBLEPOST]
It was item entities, not solid blocks, I don't think the bound pickaxe would have helped
It would've dumped all the entities into the Void, assuming you don't have another layer of floor below.
If them just sitting on the ground broke the server, them flying through the air definitely wouldn't have been better
We had to roll back, so doing a more gradual empty of the itemducts now instead of trying to get rid of them all at once
It'd be unplayable for long enough for them to reach... I think it's -100 Y. Basically, once it's far enough below the void, it's gone flat out.
I wonder if itemducts will be somewhat optimized in 1.7? Right now, they're safer than BC pipes, but still prone to misdirections and overflow.
Of course, one could always use XU's pipes instead.
Guess what I accidentally dropped into a crucible. Hint: Its name is quite long.
Derp.
Good that I had enough resources to make another ichorblablabla wand.
Derp.
Good that I had enough resources to make another ichorblablabla wand.
Guess what I accidentally dropped into a crucible. Hint: Its name is quite long.
Derp.
Good that I had enough resources to make another ichorblablabla wand.
I did that with my thauminomicon just recently. Darn Q key.
Well, that's a bit easier to replace isn't it?
Even more funny when the crucible overflows from the dropped item
Even more funny when the crucible overflows from the dropped item