need help writing Mystcraft Oil Age please
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causes massive lag (or is the only thing in my console that points to a cause) CPU, GFX card and ram should be good
btw, changed btw changed froge.cfg. like suggest but save will not show in the singleplayer menu
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Recover_corrupted_saved_world_data
try this
only using the FTB launcher locations instead of the unmodded locations
Sorry for derailing the thread there, but I found a solution that worked. I renamed the old file and then created a new world with same name as the renamed save, and viola!! it worked like a charm. Now I can get back to Playing with Mystcraft!! Thank you all so very much.
I Believe to get an orange sky you put in:
red
yellow
sky color
it should mix the red and yellow into, reddish yellow, or yellowish red also know as orange. At least according to the wikki
I Believe to get an orange sky you put in:
red
yellow
sky color
it should mix the red and yellow into, reddish yellow, or yellowish red also know as orange. At least according to the wikki
Which ones are the "terrain modifiers"? Perhaps this is my problem? Is it the caves/ravines/dungeons pages? It obviously must be those ones... the ones I haven't been using. LOL Don't let anyone ever tell you the Mystcraft mod is "intuitive".
Yes it is, you HAVE TO ADD PAGES FOR EVERYTHING or it will generate randomly, hence you're probably getting nether fortresses, spheres and tendrils... Those terrain/structure modifiers are underground so won't interfere.
If you leave a page out it won't just ignore that aspect of world gen it'll put in stuff... If you get that point and the fact that you put the modifier before the thing being modified then mystcraft is easy.
Back to the OP: try
ocean biome
single biome
oil block
standard terrain (or flat or cave world)
This should give you an infinite ocean of oil, along with enough instability to make things "interesting".
ocean biome
single biome
oil block
standard terrain (or flat or cave world)
This should give you an infinite ocean of oil, along with enough instability to make things "interesting".
No worries on the derail, guys. It's all good.
And Mac, anything you recommend is good enough for me.
I will give that one a go. I had an incorrect impression of oceans made from fluids other than water, a server I used to play on had a mining world with oceans of black ink but if you scooped it with a bucket, you actually got a bucket of water... so silly me, I assumed all fluids did this. LOL So... how much you wanna bet my first try results in oceans of flaming oil? Yes indeed, I was getting Nether Fortresses right on the surface and I also got these weird columns of ice blocks spaced every so often. So yep, that was the final piece of the puzzle, from here on out its more like 'fun experimenting' instead of 'confused fumbling'.
Thanks everybody!Not really cheating IMO. Dealing with the stability, is a minor annoyance at best.
Completely removing the only downside of a thing via out-of-game means? Destroys the balance of the mod, I consider it cheating.
Instability is there for a reason. Disabling instability? No thank you.
In fact, in the newest versions, you can disable the writing desk, and still play meaningfully. There's a good reason for that -- I requested it, because even the writing desk makes abusing the mod too easy for me.
The writing desk's primary function is to make lots of copies of pages. So if you find a rare, valuable page, you can make tons of cheap copies of a world description, go in and grab a few valuable items, and get out. In general, very very easily.
Once you can't make lots of copies, you have to think before you make a mineral rich world -- and probably don't want to.
Making interesting worlds with strange terrain? Sure.
Making rich worlds to rob? Cheap. Too cheap.
If instability is a problem, you aren't doing a good enough job of abusing things. Hint: 3 charged, spontaneous explosions (just one, it won't do enough to hurt you -- but you must have linking books on hand, your at-spawn return book will not survive unless you are outside of the initial chunks), perhaps cave world with meteors (they are up there, you are down below), mushroom island, scorched surface (especially with cave world -- make it three times), etc -- you can safely remove the instability from one dense ores without any trouble when you have all the symbols.
Not to mention diamond tendrils (more unstable than dense ores), or iron tendrils (more valuable, as far as I'm concerned, and much cheaper), etc.
Looking forward to a future version where instability is revised ...
http://binarymage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=2292
Sounds like you got island world, actually.
Void would not have any ocean. All the others generate some land.
Is there a "mid-sized" island around the start, about half the size of The End?
As mentioned: "stone, water, standard terrain" or the game will select a ground, liquid, and landscape type for you.
Was it just the surface frozen, or was the ocean ice?
Ice is a block that can make oceans.
If you have constant snow, it will treat the world as a frozen biome, and the top layer of water will be ice.
Specify normal weather. Specify that you want water as the ocean type.