Uploaded rev7.
[IC2 Exp][1.7.10] Advanced Repulsion Systems
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Uploaded rev7.
When you updated this to rev7, it broke the installation for me.
Whenever I load the mod, none of the items appear. The ID's are not taken, and the blocks do not show up in NEI.In all of the previous versions, I had no problem just installing IC2, then dropping this in.
However, even though there is no error message, the items are not there.
I know that I could just downgrade, but I really am confused as to why I cannot just drop it into the mods folder and be done with it. -
Edit: Also, my friends and I were thinking about making a realistic version of Atlantis on our server :). Any chance of being able to extend the 32 block dome to something larger? a config option maybe? a new upgrade?
I can already imagine what will happen when the power fails
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changelog for v7 ?
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changelog for v7 ?
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[*]Added configurable limits to config file. maxProjectorSize controls most limits, except for tube radius and deflector distance.
[*]Made forcefield blocks render faces that are touching other types of force fields correctly
[*]Made block-breaker fields no longer break tile entities.
[*]Reduced lag from large tube forcefields (by only refreshing the actual forcefield blocks and not the ones in the middle)
[*]Added configurable refresh speed (in blocks/tick/projector) - when you have a block in the way of a forcefield, and someone breaks it,
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is it possible to change the eu power consumption of the projectors? they are currently too OP for my hardcore pvp server. thanks.
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I haven't had the opportunity to test this in-game, but has the cutter upgrade griefing been fixed yet? An inhibitor upgrade sounds like a reasonable solution (creating holes in the forcefield with inhibitors would be a non-issue if you have yours up first anyway, would it not? At the very least it's an easier problem to deal with than someone slicing your house up with a cutter upgrade.)
At the very least, a configuration option to disable cutter upgrades from functioning is needed. I love the idea, but it's currently too easy to abuse.
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Maybe having a frequency card in your hotbar (encoded with the same frequency as the core) would allow a player to pass through the forcefield (just like the Borg from Star Trek).
To avoid cases where the player dies inside the forcefield and re-spawns outside (leaving all their inventory inside), the player could keep a spare frequency card somewhere outside the field in a private chest. The player just needs to make sure there are always enough spare frequency cards in the chest.
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Unfortunately, the config file for your mod hasn't been working for me. The ModularForceFieldSystem.cfg file is generated, but it is blank. So I was unable to play, due to id conflicts. I was reading through the comments here, and saw that someone else had the same problem, and you gave them the text from the config file. I copied that into my empty one, and fixed the block id's. It stopped minecraft from crashing, but now it's like the blocks don't exist in the game.
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I haven't had the opportunity to test this in-game, but has the cutter upgrade griefing been fixed yet? An inhibitor upgrade sounds like a reasonable solution (creating holes in the forcefield with inhibitors would be a non-issue if you have yours up first anyway, would it not? At the very least it's an easier problem to deal with than someone slicing your house up with a cutter upgrade.)
At the very least, a configuration option to disable cutter upgrades from functioning is needed. I love the idea, but it's currently too easy to abuse.
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When I first installed MFFS, the game crashed due to a block ID conflict. I looked for a config file, and found that it was blank. I checked out the MFFS thread here, and found that someone else had the same problem, and that you told them to copy the config text that you had attached in your reply post. I copied that text, and fixed the ID problems, and I was able to play minecraft again. However, I was unable to craft anything except for the cards. I have no idea what is going on, do you?
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When I first installed MFFS, the game crashed due to a block ID conflict. I looked for a config file, and found that it was blank. I checked out the MFFS thread here, and found that someone else had the same problem, and that you told them to copy the config text that you had attached in your reply post. I copied that text, and fixed the ID problems, and I was able to play minecraft again. However, I was unable to craft anything except for the cards. I have no idea what is going on, do you?
Do your client and server have the same configs?
I haven't had the opportunity to test this in-game, but has the cutter upgrade griefing been fixed yet? An inhibitor upgrade sounds like a reasonable solution (creating holes in the forcefield with inhibitors would be a non-issue if you have yours up first anyway, would it not? At the very least it's an easier problem to deal with than someone slicing your house up with a cutter upgrade.)At the very least, a configuration option to disable cutter upgrades from functioning is needed. I love the idea, but it's currently too easy to abuse.
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I'm only playing in SSP.
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Hi,
In the Bukkit port (mffs_rev7_for_1.2.5-bukkit.zip), the mffs.BlockForceField block is missing a corresponding org.bukkit.Material enum field (i.e., Material.X210). The block is correctly present in net.minecraft.server but not in Bukkit, which will cause NPEs with plugins that interact with this block. I had the same problem in a couple of my ports; fix is easy: just call registerBlock() on the server.
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is there a way to edit the consumption values of EU on the protectors? or can you add a config? cool mod btw.
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I'm glad to see you're implementing inhibitors.
Are you thinking of also making a way to make temporary holes in a force field? That way we can legitimately get through our force fields without having to turn them off or teleport. (Assuming you don't leave a hole for anyone to get through.) A possible option is making right clicking with a tuned chip in hand destroys nearby forcefield blocks that are on the same freq.
Also, as I'm sure you're aware, wrenching any MFFS block that holds chips will kill the chip, if it's not a tuned one of the right type. (Like a force field tuned chip in a monitor server/client.)
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Are you thinking of also making a way to make temporary holes in a force field? That way we can legitimately get through our force fields without having to turn them off or teleport. (Assuming you don't leave a hole for anyone to get through.) A possible option is making right clicking with a tuned chip in hand destroys nearby forcefield blocks that are on the same freq.
Tube force fields do this to any force field on the same frequency that was activated before them
