Noticed there's a Scuba Helmat but...

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Vauthil

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Hazmat Suit and Hazmat Suit Leggings complete the ensemble. You too can look like you died last episode on South Park!

To make the helmet work, you need to carry around Compressed Air Cells. It'll consume them to replenish your air supply when you get to four bubbles.

(Source: IC2 wiki)
 

Furious1964

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Thanks for your help, maybe you can help me further.

I run Windows 7 and I want to know which Launcher version should I be running. I can run both the .exe and .jar version, but I want to know what a actually should have.
 

Vauthil

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Hrm. Good question! I've run both during the course of the various updates and am currently running the .exe without issues (Windows 7 64-bit here) so I don't know if there's any particular merit to one or the other (full disclosure: I also run a minecraft java development environment, so I have jre6 and jre7 as well as jdk installed; I've never had an issue with it running the "wrong one" or such to date, either).
 

damnedsky

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Both are good, I use the .exe because I don't have to mess with Java Environment variables or .bat files in order to run it... and because I'm ignorant in that perspective ;)
 
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Furious1964

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I'm asking because I've noticed that the .jar version only shows that I have 1.5GB of RAM when in fact I have 8GB. The .exe version doesn't have that problem.
 

Vauthil

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I'm asking because I've noticed that the .jar version only shows that I have 1.5GB of RAM when in fact I have 8GB. The .exe version doesn't have that problem.
Yeah, that'd be the aforementioned Java Environment joy damnedsky mentions. The version of java launching the .jar is a 32-bit one for whatever reason. Your best bet is to go with what works in your case. =)