Sorry, I think I shot an arrow at it. My bad.
(Mycelium should have one too... If it doesn't already. I need to check the UU-Matter recipes again.
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Mycelium does have one recipe , or you couldn't craft Mushroom Terraformer Blueprint (without silk touch enchantment)
Display MoreI would disagree, I say keep it the same but make it require fiber cable to craft instead, as it matches fiber cable's properties perfectly. The main agrument for this is people may have built setups that require it to be .025 EU/b with 512EU so changing it could break their builds. I say just make the current version require fiber cable and then add versions for the rest of the cables (Or at least Copper, Gold and HV, Tin I could take or leave, but if you are making 4 out of the 5 types of cables, might as well be consistent.)
It should not take too much code to add the other types, if IC2 was open source I would do it myself, (if you want to PM me java for the current switch cable I would be willing to re-write it, I just don't have the time to commit to try out to be a full time developer so I never thew my hat in when Al was asking for people when IC2 started)
How I would do it is just to make sub items based off of the base swich cable that exists now and have it just change the texture to match the type of cable (Which would be the same texture just A different color dot to represent the cable type like current cables do) and change the
If you don't want to implement the new cables, please at least change the name from splitter cable to Contactor (or Relay if you are afraid too many people will not know what a Contactor is).
Changes v1.51 -> v1.60:
http://forum.industrial-craft.…page=Thread&threadID=3993
Check line 19 please.
Both Splitter and Detector cables EU loss have been increased to 0.5EU/b
Instead of coloring machines, adding a colored dye to any of its upgrade slots which makes it accept only that color of cable connecting to it?
I want to say that is not necessary to implement anti-griefing stuff if server-side plugins already does it.
Personal safes are good since they have a storage of double chest in a single block and don't have BC/RPpipe interaction.
Edit: and don't forget [Suggestion] in title
Preciousstones or worldguard? 
That's why we have server-side protection plugins like lwc or lockette.
Realistic, cheapest and intended way would be to use HV cables to every house and step it down there.
If you want loseless transfer use fiber cables and either MFSUs (gives you extra buffer to prevent brown-outs in case of high load) or HV transformers as repeaters.
I would place the plant in the middle of the city and put a cable under every street, easy access and you reach every house. Need to keep an eye on the overall capacity of the line tho. If using fiber all stations can only draw 512 EU/t combined, fine for 10 ppl on one line, but 20 is already too much. You can use HV lines, gives you a lot more power, but you also lose a lot more.
You can make a single line of glass fiber cables handle 2048EU/t using 4 MFSU AND HV transformers as repeaters.
Powergeneration 
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You can mix coal fuel and bio fuel in canning machine (a filled fuel can holds 6 cells, you can place 3 coalcells and then 3 bio cells for example)
You could use RedPower subblocks to hide them since they are opaque, but it seems your server dont have it.
I would use wind power, which is cheap and generates tons of energy if massed.
I have a SMP setup which uses 32x20x32, with 1600 wind mills which will generate tons of energy at a very confined space.
I would like to know the opinion of IC² development team about my suggestion.
These slots are for upgrades,
Transformer upgrade : increases voltage accepted by machine by one tier. (2 makes it accept HV)
Overclocker upgrade : increases machine speed, at the cost of more energy.
Battery storage upgrade : increases internal storage by 10k.
all upgrades are stackable up to 64
for recipes check industrial wiki.
Fuel cans have different damage values as their content is different (Bio fuel, Coal fuel or a mix of them)
TMI probably gives a filled fuel can with unvalid damage value, which wont be burned on generator. NEI gave me a filled fuel can with 6 coal cells in it ( 30232:15288 )
Fuel can damage values with :
6 bio cells ___________30232:5208
5 bio cells + 1 coal cell _30232:6888
3 bio cells + 3 coal cells 30232:10248
1 bio cell + 5 coal cells _30232:13608
6 coal cells __________30232:15288
This means, the higher is the damage value , the more energy the fuel can will provide when burned in generator.
You can turn them on and of at will! use a splitter cable, and redstone it to stop energy flow!
the problem is their internal storage which keeps them on for aproximately 2 minecraft days
So basically there could be Lab with 2 slots. One for circuit/nanobot, second for tool/armor. Lab would require connection to BatBox/MFE/MFS with required amont of energy (similar to teleporters). Lab's gui would also include one button to add circuit/nanobots to given device. If energy is too low, it would provide only lower tier effects, while consuming higher tier circuit/nanobots, or it would just destroy (Tier1) circuit/nanobots.
I would like to see a lab with a gui where you can select which circuit/nanobot (like enchanting table, with more than 3 options) you want to create then it gets produced at the cost of material in inventory + energy. Tier5 would consume 16 times more material as Tier 1.
Instead of internal storage you could use an adjacent mfsu, like teleporters.
With some tweaking I could really see a nice implementation of this idea.
I think that higher level enchantments with the lab shouldn't rely on bookcases or whatever other ic2 block to be around to get better gear but instead the amount of eu/t
I got an idea for "enchantment" tiers
Tier1: Supply material for circuit.
Tier2: 2x Tier1 circuit + energy
Tier3: 2x Tier2 circuit + more energy
Tier4: 2x Tier3 circuit + even more energy
Tier5: 2x Tier4 circuit + lots of energy
So tier 5 circuit would be very expensive
Means 100% gives u a 10% chance to get hurt? or was it intended to be the other way round?
Yes, you get 10% chance to get hurt.
