Nether automated lava disappeared for 2 time!
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By "disappeares[sic] magically", you mean that the chunk it is in reverts to the original way the chunk looked before you did anything with it?
I've noticed something similar to that happens to quarries in the Twilight Forest, but I've never had an issue with my nether lava pump, although I haven't used it in weeks, and I'm on the MindCrack pack (with MystCraft's last version installed, currently).
I've noticed something similar to that happens to quarries in the Twilight Forest, but I've never had an issue with my nether lava pump, although I haven't used it in weeks, and I'm on the MindCrack pack (with MystCraft's last version installed, currently).
I've never seen that happen with the nether, so it may be a new bug from the latest update, or it may be related to the Twilight Forest/quarry issue. You may want to think about submitting a bug report here: http://desk.feed-the-beast.com/
That used to be a bug in 'the-pack-which-shall-not-be-named' as well. It was attributed to world anchors IIRC. But that was on a much older 1.2.5 version of mods. The fix for us was to delete the world anchor data file, and then reset all the anchors by hand. lol
oh ok..why the-modpack-that-should-not-be-named can't be named?Sorry for the newbie questions
Technic/Tekkit is a competitor to Feed the Beast, so some people act irrationally and childishly when it is brought up, for example, calling it "the-pack-which-shall-not-be-named", and the like.
A lot of users came from the Technic/Tekkit community back before Feed the Beast was a gleam in Feed the Beast senior's eye (which is to say less than a year ago going by the WHOIS created date for feed-the-beast.com) and so after having found something a good deal better (my opinion, as Feed the Beast is better run, has a better launcher, a better community, and better communication systems) they have moved to scorn their past.
And, finally, there are people that don't even really know what Technic/Tekkit is, but they've decided that they "hate" it because they have seen others do as much, and it appears to be a low activation and upkeep cost method of increasing their popularity.
This is not to say that nethervvoid was saying it for any of the above three reasons, as there is always humor to take into consideration as a possible factor (which, of course, plays a role in most discussions of things that have become standardized social responses).
That would be the three main reasons I would think your question should be answered. Thanks!
Indeed, as I'm sure most people do, as well as how they react to it. It is a part of this community, but it is also something that new members won't understand and, as such, may very well cause confusion and possibly irrational reactions (hatred, etc) in regards to The-Pack-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named *thunderclap*.
Nah, the Harry Potter books are outlined in a way that, while you don't know who is being referenced, you learn quickly enough that it is not confusing. At least not when I first read them, which was a long time ago (in a far away galaxy--- No wait, same galaxy).
On an internet forum, it is an inside joke that is confusing to people. It'd be like if I called you a turtle (an inside non-joke-joke I have with some people I know). You'd be confused, right? Is that a good thing, a bad thing, or a thing thing? Right?
