Not possible due to lighting engine limitations. The max amount the initial light source can have its 15 and it goes down by 1 per block of distance.
A lot of things that were supposedly impossible were cleverly coded in. For instance, you could have a luminator simulate multiple light source blocks. I could think of a couple ways that could be done, although it would be awkward and stupid. Perhaps someone could think of an elegant solution.
EDIT: Pseudo-air was exactly what I was thinking of.
Just want to add my voice to the luminator crowd.
Luminators as they are right now are basically super inconvenient torches. I'd like to see one of two things.
1. Permanently powered luminators
Not as cool as having them consume power, it's true, but without redpower- which honestly I just don't like much outside the paneling - the amount of space hidden wiring takes up is crazy, especially if you want to put lights on the walls or on the second floor of a building. And using batteries on them is even more useless, 2 days is like 20 minutes. That's nothing. I'd be okay with charging them once and that's it. That would be awesome, actually. Torches that require EU input but don't suck.
2. Special features
If luminators still consume power continuously, make them do something cool like incinerate mobs ala IC1 luminators, or - I"m not sure if this is possible (probably not) but it would be awesome - make them more powerful than torches. Much more powerful. If I could light an entire floor with two luminators and put them outside to keep mobs from spawning anywhere nearby, that would be worth any inconvenience.
I build a 3-4 story building out of copper blocks once I have enough. Makes a striking building material.
ELoraam's a very decent coder, but an uncreative person, and RP2 can decompile itself for all I care.
Upon reflection, I'm surprised I had so little to complain about. Good work!
I don;t think this is exclusively an IC problem, but I'm hoping someone can help me! I'm trying to set up a server with IC and BC. Having finally solved the "major version mismatch" issue, the server is up and running and IC/BC items are craftable...
but as soon as I actually create one the client crashes and I get a
java.net.socketexception software caused connection abort recv failed minecraft
message. Does anyone have any idea what's causing this? D:
Yeah i know it was supposed to be delayed and such, but why not just scrap 1.8.1 and release IC2 for 1.0.0? It's cool that there is new version comming, but i think it's a waste of time sticking with 1.8.1
I think that many people will gladly wait longer for 1.0.0 than another 1.8.1 version. Just a thought! Since modloader/mp and forge are 1.0.0, i don't know how bugged or ready but i heard forge needs some fixing, other than that i think it's ready to go.This is the only mod that keeps me from making my own 1.0.0(private ofc). Best mod ever
Cheers!
Eh, I don't agree. There just isn't anything interesting in 1.0 to make me want to upgrade. I was honestly more interested in glass panes and stone bricks than Enderdragons.
This REALLY needs to work with the Mining Laser. It's the primary reason I don't use an otherwise awesome tool. Hopefully that can be added in an upcoming patch.
It would only extend the power capacity of a laser by 75%. So you'd get 14 power shots instead of 8.
BIG LETTERS
If you spent a fraction of the time learning how item IDs work (it honestly takes minutes at most) you'd have already answered your own question. I don't have all your mods (and, I'm certain, neither does anyone else have that particular melange) so we can't bloody help you.
+1 if possible to code. Stairways are incredibly space-inefficient and ladders don't match my high-tech decor.
MagusUnion: Sure, I'm helping out with a new antenna my adviser developed to pick up electron Bernstein waves from fusion plasmas. Assuming we can get the damn thing to work, it's going into the DIII-D tokamak next year. (And don't say you're "only" a geologist, all areas of science are worthy of study)
"All science is either physics... or stamp-collecting."
-Ernest Rutherford
(I'm a sociology major, lol.)
how about 1sand=1al heap 9al heaps=1al dust
I would not hate this, as it does not add more ores to the ground, which is annoying
I still think it'd be kind of useless tho
Rp2 already stretches the limit on ore diversity. From a dev standpoint is it going to be possible to unify ic and rp tin and copper? It's the suck to have two different ores with the same names. I could use another sink for copper...seem to have waaaaay more of it than tin. Maybe an ev wire using braided copper
Make nuke reactors. Use like 8 stacks of copper for a 6-chambered one, including the wiring and alloy.
Night and day actually aren't equal length. Including dusk and dawn, day is 13 minutes long. Light levels remain sufficient to power solars for some fraction of that 3 minutes.
it might just be my opinion, but BC doesn't completely unbalance IC2, RP2 machines do and those are just t1 machines.
If anything, BC + IC is more time consuming, because your BC machines will eat up all your MFE diamonds. BC fucking loves diamond gears.
Ah, yeah, I did miss that bit.
Either way works actually, just UUM is awkward as it is now, making you expend, for instance, 7 UUM if you want a single piece of gunpowder.
And yes, power it. Power everything. I expect powered trees eventually.
I like it, put UUM in the input slot and the material you want in the reference slot, and it pumps out product.
Kind of like the new EE machines, except not super overpowered as fuck.
I fucking love your sense of high-tech aesthetics. The inside of that thing really feels like a nuke plant.
The outside looks like a basketball court, but I guess you can't have everything.
If you want to avoid cheating, don't design reactors that will explode. I use one layer of reinforced stone for mine, it's mostly just decorative. Those cubes of brown (or black, in the Sphax textures I'm using) look pretty cool.
That's what Buildcraft is for. Either to make a small factory with or to just use the automated crafting table for normal crafting (it can hold items so if you forget something then just leave it and come back)
Hm, I didn't think putting together a factory was worth it for ultimately a couple dozen finished products, but after taking half an hour to assemble one fusion reactor, I can see it could be. I'll try it.
I still think my magnetizer idea is pretty cool, however D: !
