This thread was really never about scale but about it working at all, but it's old enough anyway so meh.
I'd rather the E-net lag and be clunky with having 6000 node objects but work nice and instantly with small sizes than sacrificing what it does purely for a hypothetical setup. But I've no idea how Player's magic works so it might be expandable for silly sizes.
http://pastebin.com/88tEeUfZ
here is the crash log
Just as a guess before xbony comes on, I'd say it needs a newer AE2 version than the one you've got.
Switching to classic is a little extreme when you only have to uncomment out 2 lines in the shaped_recipes.ini file Speiger 
By the way, I would like to see a small version of coolant nuclear reactor (3*3*3, with fluid port, access hatch and redstone port)
You couldn't fit a reactor in that size, 5x5x5 was (probably) picked because you had to build a box but could still fit a reactor inside.
Getting this warning which repeats a few times on server when using Gregtech 5 for Minecraft 1.7.10. Is this normal or do I need to report it? Note this just just on a new game and noone has IC2 gear yet.
That might well be an IC2 halloween bug, that because Skeletons and Zombies spawn with electric armour, them being damaged in sunlight could damage the helmets wrongly.
Sounds like you're actually using the Buildcraft mod not IC2.
Anyway, the reason your engines are overheating is because pumps don't need that much power, so the stirling generator ends up not outputting everything it generates, hence it overheats. You could always use redstone engines to power the pump, but with later versions of Buildcraft I'm pretty sure you have to enable that in the config file, otherwise they don't work at all. Another option you'd have is to have your engines go into conductive pipes, then connect both the quarry and the pump up, so the pump will get power when it needs it, but the excess can go into the quarry, stopping the engines overheating.
Shoot, it's Halloween time everyone \o/
But yeah, it does that. Either switch to peaceful until ~2nd of November, use MCPC+ (which apparently lets it run and just spams the log with errors, might break other mods) or use this mod that disables IC2's seasonal events (and resulting crashes).
problemCodePresent is a nicer variable name than if someone like Skyboy had done it, that's for sure.
The latest version of Extra Utilities (http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/extra…s/files/2264383) has a line in the changelog:
Disable the item filter "hasContainerIitem.exe" when certain incompatible mods/apis are present.
Guessing that means no more GT hammer sounds? (Not that I've tested it yet)
No, nano sabre interaction is totally different. The nano sabre just causes the amour to lose more EU when hit, enchantments change the metadata of the armour as that's how damage works in vanilla, but if that causes the metadata to drop below 1 the amour vanishes as the game sees it as breaking. Any normal, unenchanted armour disappearing in SMP is a seperate bug.
The second post of the "How I learned to stop worrying..." thread has reactor designs, including several that don't require GregTech components.
Most of the designs don't need Gregtech. We don't need another reactor thread as the mechanics haven't changed since the last one was made.
It already doesn't allow direct enchantment from the enchanting table for a reason. Enchantments screw up armour up to the point where things like Protection or Thorns can make it disappear when you're hit. I can't see why you'd want to enchant it anyway, because you're getting complete protection from the armour in the first place.
I know Firefox likes to do it when downloading off Mediafire but I've not seen it happen from Jenkins before
Could be worse, REI's Minimap explodes with any version past 1.1.1k
I've done that sending my computer to sleep running Minecraft before.
just so I know, the weather represents the status of what...?
The result of building: Sun = all 5 latest builds worked, clouds = some of the 5 failed, rain = all 5 failed.
The last build was only a month and a half ago anyway, most of modded Minecraft would count as dead if that was the only requirement to declare it so.
1 RF = 8 EU
Uh, no. The standard rate is 4 RF = 1 EU
Almost there!!, well my idea was: that the villagers trade with us for services; like water, energy and food (even if they don't need it), give them light for the darkest night, boost their agriculture techniques ,improve their villager stile of life, i.e contort the village and transform into a city, comunicate their cities and rise their population, make a solid economic sytem based in the technology and science (sound like AOE, but it isn't) and make industrial credit the currency for this ideas.
That is really just Millienaire but using IC2 credits for money instead of it's own, and having more complicated buildings to utilise EU. It would be really cool too though.
