IC2 + Factorization=Conflict

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Not really. ID conflicts are pretty easily taken care of, and if you're having ID conflicts, it's because you're doing things outside the realm of FTB. FTB is setup so that it doesn't have any ID conflicts, so if you're having them, you're adding to the modpack, which there's not really support for here. I'd suggest asking for help on the minecraft forums, or PMing me lol.
http://pastebin.com/bz4Vj6ww Got that when loading my world. :P please help.
 
First, make sure you have NEI, second, what version of IC2 are you running? And what other mods?

As to your error:
Code:
IC2 detected an ID conflict between your IC2.cfg and the map you are
trying to load.
 
Map: New World
 
Config section: block
Config entry: blockCable
Config value: 4054
Map value: 4078
 
Adjust your config to match the IDs used by the map or convert your
map to use the IDs specified in the config.

That's the part that's important. There's a block in your world that was created with the ID 4078, but at some point changed to 4054 and now it won't load it because of that. Find whatever ID is 4078 and change it to 4054 and it should work. For that ID. Since there's one ID confliction like this, there's almost certainly others.
 
First, make sure you have NEI, second, what version of IC2 are you running? And what other mods?

As to your error:
Code:
IC2 detected an ID conflict between your IC2.cfg and the map you are
trying to load.
 
Map: New World
 
Config section: block
Config entry: blockCable
Config value: 4054
Map value: 4078
 
Adjust your config to match the IDs used by the map or convert your
map to use the IDs specified in the config.

That's the part that's important. There's a block in your world that was created with the ID 4078, but at some point changed to 4054 and now it won't load it because of that. Find whatever ID is 4078 and change it to 4054 and it should work. For that ID. Since there's one ID confliction like this, there's almost certainly others.
Im using the lastest of IC2 for 1.4.5 i believe and was working fine until i got factorization.
 
First, make sure you have NEI, second, what version of IC2 are you running? And what other mods?

As to your error:
Code:
IC2 detected an ID conflict between your IC2.cfg and the map you are
trying to load.
 
Map: New World
 
Config section: block
Config entry: blockCable
Config value: 4054
Map value: 4078
 
Adjust your config to match the IDs used by the map or convert your
map to use the IDs specified in the config.

That's the part that's important. There's a block in your world that was created with the ID 4078, but at some point changed to 4054 and now it won't load it because of that. Find whatever ID is 4078 and change it to 4054 and it should work. For that ID. Since there's one ID confliction like this, there's almost certainly others.
Looked through all my id's and didn't find anything with 4078 id. o_O
 
Code:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Slot 4078 is already occupied by buildcraft.factory.BlockHopper@23a6fe47 when adding ic2.common.BlockCable@287ff99a

Block ID confliction. If you already have a map, like I said, you may have to recreate your world. If you're using a custom pack, and you're having ID conflictions you have a few options. One: Learn how to change IDs properly by reading your own log and finding out what's wrong. Two: Give up. Three: Use ID Resolver like I said earlier.
 
Code:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Slot 4078 is already occupied by buildcraft.factory.BlockHopper@23a6fe47 when adding ic2.common.BlockCable@287ff99a

Block ID confliction. If you already have a map, like I said, you may have to recreate your world. If you're using a custom pack, and you're having ID conflictions you have a few options. One: Learn how to change IDs properly by reading your own log and finding out what's wrong. Two: Give up. Three: Use ID Resolver like I said earlier.
Ok, the world seems to be the problem :/ Whatever. Thanks alot!