Actually, they only drain energy in water. From what I understand, there's nothing they can do until hooks are added in Forge.
Posts by Monoxide
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1. Get winrar and install it
2. Get minecraft forge from here (I'm using build 4.2.5.305 and it works well)
3. Extract the minecraft forge files to a folder on your desktop
4. Open minecraft_server.jar in winrar
5. Drag and drop the minecraft forge files into the jar
6. Run the server and make sure it still works
7. Upon running the server it will create a mods folder
8. Stop the server
9. Put the industrialcraft jar in the mods folder
10. Start the serverAfter that you should be good to go.
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I'm trying not to sound irritated here, but you blatantly ignored the rules of this forum (not to mention the fact that you posted a bug report in the support forum), and posted three bugs that have all been reported quite close to hundreds of times. Please, take some time to familiarize yourself with the rules and the search function.
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No. You need to provide at least a crash log.
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...however i just don't see it being used enough...
Actually, historically, that's always been a pretty good argument to rework things in IC2. When things are underused, they get buffed, and when things are overused, they get nerfed. -
Haha, that's something I think we could all work on.
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I believe so, but he also said there are "serious side-effects." I'm not, however, sure what the side-effects are. They may very well be worth it.
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Unfortunately the quantum suit is pretty bugged. There is no fix at the moment other than downgrading, but the devs are working to fix it up.
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Sorry, we all have a tendency to be complete assholes when people post about the same bugs over and over again
Unfortunately there's no fix for it at the moment. The devs have cooked up a fix and are working on a new release with the fixes. There is no way to fix it at the moment unless you downgrade.
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What sort of stupid compromise is that if everyone and their dogs can re-make any and all IC2 textures, including the nuclear reactor?
And more importantly, compromise of what?
Compromise for people bitching about how it looks like magic. Derp. -
I *have* read the entire thread, so I'll throw in my two cents. What if, as a compromise, the reactor's texture was changed so that it looked like there was a turbine/generator built into it?
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NEI can be set on recipe mode. No cheating. NEI also doesn't need to be installed on the server. Also, CraftGuide only shows the recipes for IC2 because IC2 has a plugin for CraftGuide built in, just like it does for NEI.
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If you overflow a buffer then you'll be writing into memory that contains whatever the operating system put there. One run it could be unused memory, the next run the OS might allocate that space for another variable in your program. Hence, different results from the same code. I didn't say anything about changing the buffer size.
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Yeah, this bug has been around for a little while. No fix yet
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I reported the Q-suit thing a little while ago. You only lose energy when running in water. RichardG said there wasn't much they could do about it at the moment.
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Si-cells are not part of IndustrialCraft. They're from Greg's mod.
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Mods go in the mods folder.
Edit: apparently not for this, but it seems to work for me if I just stick it in the mods folder.
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You could possibly just add a button to the fusion reactor's GUI that tells it to check for new coils.
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in computer sience same actions lead to same result, no matter how many times you decompile result will be same and it will be with errors.
You've obviously never miscalculated a buffer size for a memory operation
