Why can't i craft a treetap machine in the new direwolf pack?
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will the multifarm harvest the sticky resin as well? or should i enable the old recipes? does it effect the game at all?
# set to false to disable crafting recipe for bronze
crafting.bronze.enabled=true
# set to false to disable crafting recipes for all old harvesters and planters.
crafting.farms.enabled=true
# set to false to disable crafting recipes for stamps
crafting.stamps.enabled=true
# set to false to disable uncrafting recipes for old planters and harvesters
crafting.farms.uncrafting.enabled=true
which part do i change to enable the crafting of them?
# set to false to disable crafting recipe for bronze
crafting.bronze.enabled=true
# set to false to disable crafting recipes for all old harvesters and planters.
crafting.farms.enabled=true
# set to false to disable crafting recipes for stamps
crafting.stamps.enabled=true
# set to false to disable uncrafting recipes for old planters and harvesters
crafting.farms.uncrafting.enabled=true
which part do i change to enable the crafting of them?
You would need to configure a multifarm as a rubber plantation. For info, check out http://forestry.sengir.net/wiki.new/doku.php?id=farms:multi
I'm not sure of the config settings, I would assume it was that "crafting.farms.enabled=true" I'm not sure why it wouldn't be working now then. Unfortunately, I'm at work, so I'm unable to actually test.
Edit: Unless you are on a server, then your client config files would be ignored and the server configs would rule.
I'm not sure of the config settings, I would assume it was that "crafting.farms.enabled=true" I'm not sure why it wouldn't be working now then. Unfortunately, I'm at work, so I'm unable to actually test.
Edit: Unless you are on a server, then your client config files would be ignored and the server configs would rule.
i am indeed on a server, should i be editing the config folder?
In most cases, your config folder will be ignored. You will end up with some errors such as, for example, if the server enables the bronzeNerf (three copper and one tin make two bronze) and you disabled it in your config file, you would see the craft giving you four bronze, but you would only get two as that is what the server shows.
In the case of item and block IDs, though, it can get worse and often keep you from joining the server.
So, to answer your question: If you are only playing on this server, no, do not edit your config files.
If you want to use the old farms still, you would need to edit the forestry config file in the server directory.
The new multifarm will also harvest resin if you configure it, so you don't need to enable the old farms unless you decide you rather use the old ones. Keep in mind that the old farms will likely not get anymore programming attention, like features and bugfixes, and may be removed entirely in a future version of Forestry.
The new multifarm will also harvest resin if you configure it, so you don't need to enable the old farms unless you decide you rather use the old ones. Keep in mind that the old farms will likely not get anymore programming attention, like features and bugfixes, and may be removed entirely in a future version of Forestry.
we understand that we need to configure that server settings.
What file, what line, what change do we need to make to craft the rubber tree farms stuff.
Yes people above have stated there thoughts, what is the proper configuration that works, I am currently running a production server, I cannot reboot it 20 times to test out different configurations.
What file, what line, what change do we need to make to craft the rubber tree farms stuff.
Yes people above have stated there thoughts, what is the proper configuration that works, I am currently running a production server, I cannot reboot it 20 times to test out different configurations.