I am! :3
I'm also very tired...
I'm also very tired...
What's new in modded minecraft today?
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Clearly this is the indication that railcraft and buildcraft are merging. Can't everyone see that? Open your eyes sheeple!Chugga chugga choo choo!
It's not a train, but it looks like a train
I think that if mojang is seriously changing and fixing code, thy should, in 1.9 or 2.0 UPDATE THEIR OPENGL. i think that minecraft is still using 1.9? and 3.0 or above is out? just my humble opinion.
Considering that I'm sure that there are many people who ignore the front page.
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/update-on-the-future-of-ftb-modpacks-in-1-7.44850/
But lets keep all comments about it to that thread. Ok, Guys?
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/update-on-the-future-of-ftb-modpacks-in-1-7.44850/
But lets keep all comments about it to that thread. Ok, Guys?
The would but there are quite a few who'd computers can't handle the new versions. Should they lose the ability to play the game just so that others can play it a bit better?
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IMO, a lot will change because the barrier to entry for putting mods you want in your game is significantly lowered in 1.7. The benefits of 1.7 to the modded player base are massive. Especially players who are new to mods. MCF threads for mods for example have always been a disaster due to how many new players post full logs w/o spoilers of things like item ID conflicts. Usually several each page of a thread. If nothing else at least the mods threads will become a lot easier to read!
And (all Curse drama aside) if what is planned with the new Curse launcher actually happens with 1 click installs, wow. As it is now such a huge part of the player base is entirely reliant on packs to be able to play with various mods together. With 1.7 that changes significantly, and will also likely change the scene for mods. Newer mods are going to have a lot easier time finding testers, and users where that has always been a challenge in the past since such a large part of the player base is reliant on packs that don't want to test buggy mods in their packs (for good reason) or just favor traditional mods.
I must say I am encouraged by what you and @VapourDrive said. I haven't put too much thought into 1.7 yet because I have been having such good fun in 1.6, but I can definitely see that advantages with the new ID system. I might even try and look into implementing some of my own ideas for 1.7, who knows. To be honest, I don't really have much to add to this discussion, I just wanted to acknowledge it and show some appreciation for some of the thoughtful responses I have seen here.IMO, a lot will change because the barrier to entry for putting mods you want in your game is significantly lowered in 1.7. The benefits of 1.7 to the modded player base are massive. Especially players who are new to mods. MCF threads for mods for example have always been a disaster due to how many new players post full logs w/o spoilers of things like item ID conflicts. Usually several each page of a thread. If nothing else at least the mods threads will become a lot easier to read!
And (all Curse drama aside) if what is planned with the new Curse launcher actually happens with 1 click installs, wow. As it is now such a huge part of the player base is entirely reliant on packs to be able to play with various mods together. With 1.7 that changes significantly, and will also likely change the scene for mods. Newer mods are going to have a lot easier time finding testers, and users where that has always been a challenge in the past since such a large part of the player base is reliant on packs that don't want to test buggy mods in their packs (for good reason) or just favor traditional mods.
Alright. Enough pictures, Quick demo of the basic multiblock formation. Thoughts? Effort has gone into making these as tick-friendly as possible, and also be more forgiving about placement than some other mods.
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As a person who can barely play vanilla 1.7 I do think it should be fixed.
Don't assume that updating the OPENGL will fix anything. A crappy computer will be a crappy computer no mater what. In fact updating it would probably make it worse for your computer.
And? If it fixes ANY issues (IIRC that causes the permanent shift glitch in inventories) I would be ok with it. I can barely run 1.7 anyways, they should fix the issues.
You and me both. I can get up to 150fps on a 1.6.4 modpack with 60 mods installed, but only about 15fps on Vanilla 1.7. It's ridiculous.
Okay everyone, this should be a Modded News thread. Not a war thread. We already had a mod come yell at us for this (admittedly about GregTech), just recently.
I don't think anyone posted MultiMC doing another great thing here yet.
This could be really amazing once 1.8 comes out / 1.7 stops being buggy and gets updated / some kind of universal configs that change IDs and have default everything else are added to this idea for 1.6 as well.
I just skipped through part of the video, but doesnt ATLauncher do that as well?
whenever you say something in color, i imagine a giant, booming voive from the sky.