I'm probably going to try to rename it to Default instead of None. If I can do that without breaking worlds that is
RFTools - Support and Suggestions
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I'm probably going to try to rename it to Default instead of None. If I can do that without breaking worlds that is
So I created a dimension with the special Peaceful dimlet, which seemed to work fine at first (no hostile mobs anywhere), but then I found a nether fortress with active blaze spawners. I'm guessing peaceful doesn't apply to spawners?
Also, can someone confirm if it's possible to specify multiple tendrils for the same dimension? Reason I'm asking is I created a dimension using Material:Temporal Ore + Feature:Tendrils, but then when I went to my dimension, it had two types of tendrils: some of them were made of Temporal Ore (as specified), and some of them were made of Emerald Ore (not specified). Not that I'm complaining ( ), just wondering if multiple types of tendrils is intended behaviour.
Really loving this mod, and I've only just scratched the surface - keep up the great work!!
Also, can someone confirm if it's possible to specify multiple tendrils for the same dimension? Reason I'm asking is I created a dimension using Material:Temporal Ore + Feature:Tendrils, but then when I went to my dimension, it had two types of tendrils: some of them were made of Temporal Ore (as specified), and some of them were made of Emerald Ore (not specified). Not that I'm complaining (
), just wondering if multiple types of tendrils is intended behaviour.Really loving this mod, and I've only just scratched the surface - keep up the great work!!
I've been wondering the same thing.Also, can someone confirm if it's possible to specify multiple tendrils for the same dimension? Reason I'm asking is I created a dimension using Material:Temporal Ore + Feature:Tendrils, but then when I went to my dimension, it had two types of tendrils: some of them were made of Temporal Ore (as specified), and some of them were made of Emerald Ore (not specified). Not that I'm complaining (
I'm wondering if the proper thing to do is :
- Material Temporal Ore
- Feature Tendrils
- Feature None
So that you get the specified tendrils but no random ones.
So I created a dimension with the special Peaceful dimlet, which seemed to work fine at first (no hostile mobs anywhere), but then I found a nether fortress with active blaze spawners. I'm guessing peaceful doesn't apply to spawners?
Also, can someone confirm if it's possible to specify multiple tendrils for the same dimension? Reason I'm asking is I created a dimension using Material:Temporal Ore + Feature:Tendrils, but then when I went to my dimension, it had two types of tendrils: some of them were made of Temporal Ore (as specified), and some of them were made of Emerald Ore (not specified). Not that I'm complaining (
Really loving this mod, and I've only just scratched the surface - keep up the great work!!
Indeed peaceful doesn't apply to spawners.
Tendrils only support one type of material. Are you sure those other 'tendrils' are tendrils and not canyons?
Code:
private BlockMeta tendrilBlock = null;This is how the tendril block is specified in code. There is only one
Not sure how all of you seem to be getting multiple materials for tendrils unless you're confusing tendrils with canyons.
Perhaps a screenshot might help.
I'm personally not getting this issue with tendrils, but am with orbs. I figured the same logic applies.Code:private BlockMeta tendrilBlock = null;
This is how the tendril block is specified in code. There is only one
Not sure how all of you seem to be getting multiple materials for tendrils unless you're confusing tendrils with canyons.
Perhaps a screenshot might help.
I created a world yesterday with at least three different types of huge orbs (glass, clay, and redstone ore)
In this case I don't know that I specified a type at all (don't remember). Perhaps you only get multiple randoms if you don't specify a material?
Ah orbs support multiple materials. But I didn't do that for tendrils yet as that is slightly more complicated.
Now that you've mentioned they might be canyons and not tendrils, I'm pretty sure that's what's going on - although when I think 'canyons' I think expanded ravines, whereas the emerald ores in my dimension look more like fallen tendrils. In any case, here are some screenshots for reference: http://imgur.com/a/4ORCt
Yup, canyons. I dunno why McJty calls them that; I suggested "fins" once or twice...
BTW, I just went through the RFTools wiki and tried to update it as good as I can. Added missing blocks as well as screenshots and such:
https://github.com/McJty/RFTools/wiki/RFTools-Blocks
https://github.com/McJty/RFTools/wiki/RFTools-Blocks
What do you mean by that? Dimensions are automatically loaded when a server starts.
Well it is up to the chunkloader to load your dimensions. If the chunkloader doesn't do that then I think this is a bug in the chunkloader. There is not much that RFTools can do about loading dimensions. That's chunkloaders' business.
What chunkloader is this btw? I must say I noticed a similar problem in one of my dimensions with the ender quarry but with the Buildcraft quarry there was no such problem.
I am indeed relying on either the ender-pump or ender-quarry to load the dimension, thanks!
Since some chunkloaders are working (BC and ChickenChunks) and some not I guess it is a problem with timing. RFTools dimensions are registered somewhat later then normal dimensions and perhaps the Ender Quarry tries to do its job sooner. Since I can actually reproduce the problem myself I may be able to see about this but at this moment I don't really have a clue.
Love the mod (surely you've seen my posts about it in other threads ).
I'm just going to repeat a suggestion I saw a while ago:
A customizable world-type, done like an Enscriber.
Think like superflat, but instead of needing a complicated set of codes, just set up your dimlets (which are infinite and searchable) inside of a "Custom" menu under the "RFTools Gen" worldtype. So, if I want floating islands with liquid orbs of oil, I can generate that as my overworld. ^^
A couple presets would be good; fantastic overworld with extra dungeons and nether biomes as well, and maybe a mining dimension - increased oregen with the cavern worldtype.
I plan on trying to implement this myself as part of a mod I'd *like* to make, if/when I actually learn to mod properly, especially if you haven't gotten to it by then.
).I'm just going to repeat a suggestion I saw a while ago:
A customizable world-type, done like an Enscriber.
Think like superflat, but instead of needing a complicated set of codes, just set up your dimlets (which are infinite and searchable) inside of a "Custom" menu under the "RFTools Gen" worldtype. So, if I want floating islands with liquid orbs of oil, I can generate that as my overworld. ^^
A couple presets would be good; fantastic overworld with extra dungeons and nether biomes as well, and maybe a mining dimension - increased oregen with the cavern worldtype.
I plan on trying to implement this myself as part of a mod I'd *like* to make, if/when I actually learn to mod properly, especially if you haven't gotten to it by then.
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So you want to replace your Overworld with an RFTools dimension... interesting.Love the mod (surely you've seen my posts about it in other threads
I'm just going to repeat a suggestion I saw a while ago:
A customizable world-type, done like an Enscriber.
Think like superflat, but instead of needing a complicated set of codes, just set up your dimlets (which are infinite and searchable) inside of a "Custom" menu under the "RFTools Gen" worldtype. So, if I want floating islands with liquid orbs of oil, I can generate that as my overworld. ^^
A couple presets would be good; fantastic overworld with extra dungeons and nether biomes as well, and maybe a mining dimension - increased oregen with the cavern worldtype.
I plan on trying to implement this myself as part of a mod I'd *like* to make, if/when I actually learn to mod properly.
It's possible to fake that by setting your spawn point in an RFTools dimension, which is already possible (although it's not so reliable in SMP... either that or my ferver admin friend derped). Gideonseymour pulled it off in Pathfinder, somehow... I know that there is a "Special Spawn Dimlet" that allows you to respawn in an RFTools dimension as long as it's not low on power. However, I don't know what happens if you die in a different dimension, use the End portal, or join a server with one of these dimensions for the first time.
Hmm, unrelated idea: Some way to create a dimension closer to the style of vanilla Superflat dimensions. I'm thinking this could take the form of a Terrain dimlet that takes an arbitrary number of Material and possibly Digit dimlet modifiers, so [Digit 1] [Material Bedrock] [Digit 3] [Material Dirt] [Digit 1] [Material Grass] [Terrain Superflat] would produce the classic vanilla bedrock-dirt-dirt-dirt-grass Superflat world that's constantly overrun by slimes.
Probably not very useful, and may not even be possible with the existing infrastructure for terrain dimlets, but it's an idea.