Ever since I got the portal gun, I tend to go around at night and picking the mobs up and throwing them into the air. I did this with the gravity gun and now I tend to shoot the mobs into portals to make them go flying. Don't know why I like doing this, but it is quite enjoyable. What random things do you like to do with the mods?
What mods do you enjoy messing with?
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Portal gunning mobs using a moon portal is fun, but I still find it more fun to practice my archery on them (which I've gotten fairly good at).
Besides that, though, I try and systematically go through the list of mods when I get finished with my current major tasks, and try them out. Today, though, it's storage fixing time!
Besides that, though, I try and systematically go through the list of mods when I get finished with my current major tasks, and try them out. Today, though, it's storage fixing time!
Yeah, most people don't like it when they get griefed ("A griefer is a player in a multiplayer video game that purposely irritates and harasses other players.").
I've never done it to anyone persay, but ive had it happen to me and it was interesting/funny until it caught the wood planks on fire and killed me.
I live under a friend on a server who always threatens to nuke me, so I think I may cause infinite amounts of flux. So I guess it'd be thaumcraft, though I've never gotten into it.
How does one "thaum", and dump massive amounts of flux into the world?
How does one "thaum", and dump massive amounts of flux into the world?
To be a complete ass and ruin the aura simply do the following steps.
1. Throw lots of stuff into the crucible, the more aspects and concentration of the aspects the better.
2. Make sure the combo you threw in did not form a valid recipe.
3. Right Click with wand.
4.???
5. Run like hell and never look back.
1. Throw lots of stuff into the crucible, the more aspects and concentration of the aspects the better.
2. Make sure the combo you threw in did not form a valid recipe.
3. Right Click with wand.
4.???
5. Run like hell and never look back.
I would say steve carts and railcraft ;p but I haven't gotten heavily into them as they can be resource hungry. But I really enjoy the youtubers who do allot with those two. Then next would be thaumcraft.
As far as random things, I plan on making a million 9x9x9 tunnels through my world =P
As far as random things, I plan on making a million 9x9x9 tunnels through my world =P
Get a crucible, and have either netherrack 2 blocks down with fire right beneath it, or lava underneath it. Then, fill it with a bucket of water. After you see the water in it bubbling, throw as much random stuff in as you can, and have it be a variety. Bones, Wool, Redstone, Netherrack, Cobble, Dirt, even Iron or some other, Glass, Boats, Chests, Rubber, Slime Balls, Torches, Water Buckets, everything. As much of everything as you can possibly spare. Then, use your wand of the apprentice and right click on the crucible. Bam, MASSIVE amount of aspects dumped in the air to create flux.
I think that need wand charge for that. Just a little bit per item, but too many items and an aprentice wand won't be enough. I also think that the crucible overflows at a certain point.
Applied Energistics.
When it comes to bringing your base together it is simply the best, being able to combine the immensely powerful combination of both fully-integrated storage and instant teleportation of that storage anywhere within your network. Plus, the fact that it requires a non-trivial amount of power and resources makes it feel slightly less like magic free item transportation, (like RP2 and BC) and more like a real automation system. They also make its implementation more interesting, since it's not basically free.
When it comes to bringing your base together it is simply the best, being able to combine the immensely powerful combination of both fully-integrated storage and instant teleportation of that storage anywhere within your network. Plus, the fact that it requires a non-trivial amount of power and resources makes it feel slightly less like magic free item transportation, (like RP2 and BC) and more like a real automation system. They also make its implementation more interesting, since it's not basically free.