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Just your average anime watching/video gaming young adult. And, of course, the occasional RP.
I build computers as a hobby! My first build and my second build!
I build computers as a hobby! My first build and my second build!
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Go watch Game of Thrones or something. Your addiction to these commercials is kind of creepy.
HollywoodMole said
You seem to be a lot more lucky then I was when I played some of these...
How so?
Update #2
I added two mods: Buildcraft and Iron Chests. Both was because I forgot them when I first set up the pack. Derp.
Note: Does not carry over its effect when made into a pendant.
Barrels can hold 64 stacks of a single item, and can be upgraded to hold tons more! You can even make them share an inventory with another barrel!
This little contraption from Applied Energistics is an early game method of doubling your ores. It is super cheap, but has a couple drawbacks. One: See that crank on the top? You have to hold down right click on it to turn it, which grinds the ores. It is a slow process and can not be done via turtle or autonomous activator/any auto clicker. Two: Turn the crank when there is no ores inside and it'll break. It only costs 5 sticks, but is still slightly inconvenient.
This will double your ores at the cost of some power, which is provided by the furnace generator next to it. I used a furnace generator for two reasons. One is it doesn't need water. Two is that in my testing, it provided slightly more power per piece of coal.
This furnace is way more faster then a vanilla furnace. It just needs some RF, again provided by the furnace generator. It's also way more efficient!
Lastly, it cooks food uber fast.
I added two mods: Buildcraft and Iron Chests. Both was because I forgot them when I first set up the pack. Derp.
Note: Does not carry over its effect when made into a pendant.
Barrels can hold 64 stacks of a single item, and can be upgraded to hold tons more! You can even make them share an inventory with another barrel!
This little contraption from Applied Energistics is an early game method of doubling your ores. It is super cheap, but has a couple drawbacks. One: See that crank on the top? You have to hold down right click on it to turn it, which grinds the ores. It is a slow process and can not be done via turtle or autonomous activator/any auto clicker. Two: Turn the crank when there is no ores inside and it'll break. It only costs 5 sticks, but is still slightly inconvenient.
This will double your ores at the cost of some power, which is provided by the furnace generator next to it. I used a furnace generator for two reasons. One is it doesn't need water. Two is that in my testing, it provided slightly more power per piece of coal.
This furnace is way more faster then a vanilla furnace. It just needs some RF, again provided by the furnace generator. It's also way more efficient!
Lastly, it cooks food uber fast.
genghismike said
atm I'm not too entirely sure what the difference is.We do, however, need a system of buying and selling to be able to sell all our unwanted loot to exchange for goods we need.And if people have problems finding diamonds, I think the exchange rate of 500 blocks of cobble for 1 diamond is reasonable.
This.
Giygas said
I can get towny if you guys want.
Just a warning: Towny is a pain in the ass to configure.
Jorick said
I found an oddity when I was playing and exploring the Nether: .
Heh, I saw the same thing yesterday, but in the overworld with a baby zombie.
This thread is such a tease...
You are a wonderful person for posting that.
Cpt Toellner said
You are a wonderful person for posting that.
DAY 1
Apatite can be used to make fertilizer, which is needed in a Forestry multifarm.
These crystals each have a special ability. The white one will neutralize all buffs and debuffs on you when you come near it. The other one seemingly does nothing. BTW: You can make these crystals into pendants, which when in your inventory will apply their effects to you! Neat huh?
MFR Rubber trees are super useful. They give you raw rubber when chopped down, which smelts into rubber bars, which is used in almost all Minefactory Reloaded recipes and can even be used in industrial craft recipes! We'll be getting into both later...
This is a crafting station from Tinkers Construct, which acts like a vanilla crafting table, except for two things.
1. It has an inventory, so when you put items in it and leave the GUI, the items stay inside.
2. When you put a vanilla chest/double chest adjacent to it, you can access the chest from within the crafting station!
Super cheap too! Just put a vanilla crafting table in your 2x2 crafting grid to get this useful block. And, you can make it into a half slab if you put it into your grid again.
No, just cadmium...:(
This stuff is used to fuel Big Reactors and reactors from reactorcraft. Unlimited power!
Once we get redstone, we can make our first machines!
Apatite can be used to make fertilizer, which is needed in a Forestry multifarm.
These crystals each have a special ability. The white one will neutralize all buffs and debuffs on you when you come near it. The other one seemingly does nothing. BTW: You can make these crystals into pendants, which when in your inventory will apply their effects to you! Neat huh?
MFR Rubber trees are super useful. They give you raw rubber when chopped down, which smelts into rubber bars, which is used in almost all Minefactory Reloaded recipes and can even be used in industrial craft recipes! We'll be getting into both later...
This is a crafting station from Tinkers Construct, which acts like a vanilla crafting table, except for two things.
1. It has an inventory, so when you put items in it and leave the GUI, the items stay inside.
2. When you put a vanilla chest/double chest adjacent to it, you can access the chest from within the crafting station!
Super cheap too! Just put a vanilla crafting table in your 2x2 crafting grid to get this useful block. And, you can make it into a half slab if you put it into your grid again.
No, just cadmium...:(
This stuff is used to fuel Big Reactors and reactors from reactorcraft. Unlimited power!
Once we get redstone, we can make our first machines!
Awson said
I vote against Diablo Drops. Too OP.Mysticcraft is pretty pointless, tho.If there was something in the middle that would be cool.
OP? Mysticcraft makes netherstars drop from random mobs...(And yes, the netherstars are useable in recipes)
THIS IS CONTINUED HERE FOR ANYBODY INTERESTED
So, I've been thinking about doing a lets play of my favorite past time this summer, Feed The Beast modded minecraft. Probably gonna do a picture through, but if my FPS is good enough, I might do videos and throw them up on the youtubes. I will post my complete modlist once I've done all my tweaks and additions. I will be taking requests for builds. If I get enough interest, I'll build this "little" gem from Reactorcraft near the end.
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So, I've been thinking about doing a lets play of my favorite past time this summer, Feed The Beast modded minecraft. Probably gonna do a picture through, but if my FPS is good enough, I might do videos and throw them up on the youtubes. I will post my complete modlist once I've done all my tweaks and additions. I will be taking requests for builds. If I get enough interest, I'll build this "little" gem from Reactorcraft near the end.
Mod List
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