Try whitelisting instead dirt and cobble.
Nope. Never was. Hate that mod, it is so very broken.
So add a rule that griefing tracks is a perm ban from the server. And tracks dont add lag. Ive tested and carts are not that leggy. As for clear...
how so?
No to no fluids for the same reason as ProjectE or MysticalAgriculture, cheat and lag setups. AE2 has built in ways to store fluid. Woot is yes...
That is a good question. From my testing I didn't notice any dips but my setup is going to not be nearly so large as a large public server would...
Explain? So my idea is that railways are the transportation backbone of the server. Want to go mining? Take a railway to the iron mine (no...
Veining (Set to be a bit overpowered but very rare) Immersive Engineering Drill is 3x3 Actually Additions Drill is 3x3 or 5x5 Industrial Forgoing...
Sent you one. Don't know how easy it would be though.
... Damn, but done. And yes that is the point. With the reduced stack size, slower movement and the ores being in massive nodes The point is to...
Updated main post with mod list. Tell me what you think. Yes I understand Tinkers is not in the pack... BooHoo
Found the mod. It is called nutrition. That with hunger overhaul and the carrot edition of spice of life will mke food important but not overly...
So you would advise not to add TAN..... lol Hurry up and reply to me about my previous question to you. Feel free to pm if needed for admin...
Which mods do you like the most? JEI for the recipe lookup Favourite Tech mod: IC2 but sadly it is overshadowed by other mods. Favourite Mod...
I was going tio use the carrot edition and hunger overhaul.
Spice of life or Tough as nails?
Farming for blockheads? What about the spice of life carrot edition AND Hunger overhaul? What is the alternative for tough as nails? The name...
The issue becomes what to do with all that power?
Sadly never updated for 1.12.2. Also AE1 is no longer updated. Also Academycraft or something like it was in regrowth but also never updated...
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