Not a huge derp but it happens so much... right clicking the crafting table with the eye of ender I was using.
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I tend to make sure I'm holding items WITHOUT right click functions before opening anything.
I do pretty good, but every once in a while...
*throws magmatic florb of pyrotheum at door*
Yep, never hold ANYTHING right clicking.
Yep, never hold ANYTHING right clicking.
This is generally why I hold a pickaxe at all times, except when I'm actually doing something with an item/weapon.
Of course, this may or may not have backfired once or twice. Always never keep a bound pickaxe active. ;-;
I so amused when Build Craft tanks calls "vanilla"
Wasn't the first time I made the exact same mistake :\ :\I so amused when Build Craft tanks calls "vanilla"
I think that 90%% items from BC 90%% of players calls "vanilla" and only 30-40%% of players understand that BC is mod.
I'm guessing in some cases people might refer to the BC tank as a "vanilla" tank as I think BC is one of the first mods to do the whole liquid tank thing, so the BC tank is essentially the "original" tank. So it's a "vanilla" Buildcraft tank rather than, say, a Railcraft tank.
Although at this point liquid manipulation is ingrained into Forge and many mods implement liquid manipulation and tanks, so at this point Buildcraft is just another mod with liquid manipulation.
As an analogy, the vanilla Furnace is the "original" furnace, and other furnaces are a variation on the vanilla furnace.
Although at this point liquid manipulation is ingrained into Forge and many mods implement liquid manipulation and tanks, so at this point Buildcraft is just another mod with liquid manipulation.
As an analogy, the vanilla Furnace is the "original" furnace, and other furnaces are a variation on the vanilla furnace.
I'd say they're an improvement, but to each his own. (Also, OT, but does anyone else pluralize "furnace" as "furnae" in their heads?)
Sorry, Cauldrons are the vanilla tank.
They don't use the same mechanics, though.
Cauldrons just hold a data value from 0-3 to indicate fullness. Thus it can store liquids (well, only water) but don't work the way that tanks from Buildcraft, Railcraft, Thermal Expansion, etc. work. Cauldrons don't have millibuckets or the ability to store arbitrary liquids.
Meh. Not only was it not a true fluid tank, the only way to actually get water out of it was by hand, and the only way to transport it is by walking yourself. Even then, it didn't really have use; why use a finite cauldron when you can have an infinite water source? Plus it could only ever store one out of the two types of fluid there are, which every other tank CAN do.
Buildcraft tanks added USES for fluids and ways to store and transport them. As far as I know (I wasn't playing back then), that was the very first time anyone looked at fluids in MC that way, therefore earning it the right to be called the "vanilla" tank.
Of course, that whole topic is rather menial, so you can take that with a grain of salt.
I'll give you a slight snippet of my MT code and guess what's wrong...
Code:
val furnace = <minecraft:furnace>;
furnace.remove(redstoneIngot);
furnace.addRecipe(redstoneIngot * 1, redstoneBlock, 0.5);Is this the problem? Because if that does what I think it does, then I approve of this derp.
That's not how adding/removing furnace recipes works is it? Not by working with an itemstack of a furnace huh?
oh yeah, setting the value would break the furnace.add and .remove