Posts by Chocohead

    Making a MFSU Upgrade kit dont gives you the achievement from

    making a normal MFSU

    That should go on the bug tracker, not here.

    In my server the people does this, the nano saber is

    easily crafted, only you need 4 diamonds, so they pick up

    they nano saber, they burn some wood, and they charge,
    (maybe 400 EU in it) Now they got 20 DMG points with just

    a crappy thing done, a barely empty saber wouldnt do that

    massive amounts of damage, maybe 4 dmg when barely charged
    and only the 20 dmg when 1/4 to 4/4 of charge

    If a light sabre had a lithium battery in, it'd be perfectly capable of killing people, right until the battery was completely flat, where it would just stop. The nano-sabre follows the same principle. It also has too small an internal buffer to make charged based damage balanced. It already is ignored over much more OP weapons from mods like Tinkers and the TE based one.

    A machine what convert scrap metal ( when you make bronze

    batt's im very sure you got 1 bronze item casing), so

    this machine convert them
    into piny piles

    What you're suggesting is basically the macerator. You're suggesting recycling recipes for left over components.

    IC2 coins into a ingot again

    3x3 in a crafting grid.

    A portable machine what checks how much EU the armors,

    bats and tools got, (Maybe it would charge the tools,

    armors, and even batboxes or that is to much?)

    How is that in anyway useful? You have backpacks, they charge your stuff when they need it. A portable machine doesn't make sense anyway, it's either a stationary machine or a portable item.

    you can limit energy

    Why would you want to though? Aren't splitter cables enough?

    limit to what side output

    Just wrench the output face.

    GPS: The GPS, map-like GUI, but with implemented things,

    Zoom, player-follow mode, and locate with a red dot the

    Control pannels with the 'Location' Enabled, to never get

    lost

    It's IC2, not REI's Electric Minimap.

    Now we gotta the Thermal expansion

    Do we?

    steam cars

    Steam is a terrible fuel for cars, what you're suggesting seems similar to the Railcraft steam locomotives, and we've already got those.

    air balloons

    Maybe exploration rovers,with sitted mode

    That's more Flan's Mods or MC Heli than IC2.

    use a radio to call backup to pick you up

    Chat? Why would anyone bother with a radio?

    useful for making modifications in your tier V reactor

    I don't think have a glitchy, de-sync causing mode of transport is the best idea if your reactors are that unstable.

    The rover would be good if you can attach things to it, like

    attaching drills in the front, and wind mills back,a boat bellow, to go

    in water, Amphibious

    That's Steve Carts.


    Some of your ideas have good elements, but too many of them seem too far from the core principles of IC2 to fit in.

    That does indeed fix the load order bug, but your Advanced Machines and Advanced Solar Panels both crash still:

    Advanced Machines Crash
    Advanced Solar Panels Crash


    IC2 Classic still doesn't have a section for the key configs either.

    Also, Forestry electric engines don't connect to cables:

    An ejector upgrade can throw seemingly unlimited items out as long as there's room for them if there's only one slot it's pulling out from (ie every machine with 1 output slot). It appears that IC2 machines can process more than 1 item a tick, only that it seems to update the stack changes every stick. Meaning it looks to process everything at once, but it's just processing them one at a time, but updating the number processed every tick. That's what it looks like anyway.

    I thought it was the processing time for 1 item couldn't exceed 1 tick, meaning I think it's 28 overclockers (around there) that that is reached, and adding more just draws power but the game won't let it process any faster. I've never seen an IC2 machine process more than 1 item at once unless it was part of a recipe.