1. The EU system is not in a finished state. Like at all. Even explosions and cable frying is disabled, because it's not finished.
2. Why do you think the old system has been scrapped? It was more complex than it needed to be. The whole thinking of "packages" complicated things and the goal of the new e-net is to make it more intuitive, thus only using EU/t.
What would you guys think about:
- A machine that uses Biomass and Sand to produce Dirt.
- machine recipes to get a ruby from a diamond and other things
- the Sheep Rancher which shears Sheep (as suggested before)
1.3:
Improved..Everything.
Added YellowCake and Yellow YellowCake Cake.
Added Electric Fishing Station.
Machines now autowork and should be automatable.
Added Tools to use in the electric fishing station.
Added new exploitfree dyes, please craft your old ones (tagged as DEPRECATED in the name) into the new ones.
Changed some recipes.
Added more GT interaction.
Changelog might be incomplete.
I hate how Nvidia's drivers are harder to get rid of than the plague. Seems like I should set up my system again completely..
the energy manipulator mod (basically EE2 condensors)
How can you even declare something OP and then use an EE2 replacement
I agree with you on the loss of mass problem. As a chemist, the lack of mass balance bothers me more than a little. Also, when I noticed that it now requires a hammer to make iron plates, which are now used instead of iron ingots, I was reminded of GregTech. I check the forums and, lo and behold, the creator of GregTech is working directly on IC2 now. It is no coincidence that they are starting to look similar, it's the same person making them.
I like the ideas he brings to the table, but material mass balance is requested, even if that comes with making said materials required in larger amounts for recipes. It just feels right.
The IC² Forge Hammer has a 1:1 ingot-plate ratio.
It seemed silly how annoying and expensive multiple layers of reinforced stone you need to replicate the same effects.
I meant the post directly above me, not you. I see the logic in how it doesnt make sense 
Yeah because one block from a popular mod which is not balanced for this mod means adapting to every mod there is.
You only complain for the sake of complaining, do you?
Well yeah, but I cannot google my specific homework obviously 
I know, that's why I only feel like typing "WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY" while figuring out what the algorithm is supposed to look like.
edit: Unidye 1.3 is finished, except for the el. fishing rod, harpoon, fishing net, superfishcatcher textures. Now to the League of Legends Stream! Go TSM!
Stupid recursive algorithms and stupid homework 
It is worse here, where the ministers dont even know what they are supposed to do. [Anything but a medic being a health minister, for example]
@linus : join server?
The best thing: von der Leyen is going to be minister of defense!
what?!
Family minister to defense minister? What is she going to do? Is she going to limit syria's bedtime?
Edit: i might need to clarify, this is not meant to be sexist, I am just disappointed that ministers aren't chosen because of their knowledge and ability to fulfill a certain job for the state but ministries are rather used as a political tool and the actual minister doesn't matter at all.
THE SUPER MINISTER WILL BRING MASSIVE SAVING OF INTERNET AND PHONE DATA WITHOUT SUSPICION WHILE DAMMING THE NSA FOR THEIR SPYING IN THE SAME SENTENCE.
Edit: which Dropbox? In my pm there's only an imgur link
That's what you get for being an artist in a forum about technical stuff
Sirus, how are the fishing station textures doing? Code-wise, it's 95% complete.
Wait? That rule is already in since a long time. Remember when Jeb added Pistons? I think that is exactly this Rule.
Then i don't even know what the fuzz is about. Like that is exactly saying what Player was criticising.
Display MoreI really don't see anything that's a sign to the 'end of IC2' or the 'end of Minecraft Modding'..
I will say, however, we may encounter a race situation on copyrighted content and the defense of said content soon. Since we have so many mods doing the same thing, this is going to be a highly debated issue (one that may, in fact, implode the community), as far as saying "who should have credit for what" and "what content is considered 'original'?"
As far as that goes, I do believe we need to distance ourselves from Modpacks in general, as the resulting Copyright claims will create a new form of legal confusion. Plus, given the fact that neither Alblaka nor Eloraam are around to protect their individual works, making copyright claims on their behalf will be that much harder. I would guess, however, that such distance be used in order to preserve the integrity of this mod, so that violations of this matter don't get haphazardly raised by the uninformed and naive...
This is a good sign as far as getting a more official class of support for Minecraft modding in general, but it's going to hurt, legally, alot of people in the meantime. We'll just have to wait and see how this truly plays out...
"If you make any content available on or through our Game, you must give us permission to use, copy, modify and adapt that content. This permission must be irrevocable, and you must also let us permit other people to use, copy, modify and adapt your content. If you don‘t want to give us this permission, do not make content available on or through our Game"
That's the part which all the fuzz was about.
That's why you usually refrain from using that kind of languages in EULAs.
