Looking at this line:
.technic\modpacks\mcnewhorizons\saves\New World\QuestDatabase.json
I'm guessing the OP is using the "GT New Horizons" modpack:
https://www.technicpack.net/mo…mcnewhorizons.677387/mods
which happens to include IC2. However, I don't understand why that led to posting here instead of somewhere specifically related to that modpack.
Nuclear Control might not be compatible with 1.10, but I just remembered there is a successor mod which apparently is (although I see it is still in beta):
Renaming and relocating them might work. I haven't tried it myself. I usually just disable IC2 audio in the config so it won't spam the log with error messages about the files being missing, and iirc it also causes the drill to sound like a vanilla pickaxe (so it at least won't be silent, although maybe it's the blocks being broken that cause the sounds)
Yes, I glanced at version 2.3.262 for MC 1.8 via jd-gui, and it was fixed there, but some players (such as myself, and presumably Dagontyr Grim as well) have reasons for staying in 1.7.10.
Filename mismatch. The jar includes files "DrillHard.ogg", "DrillSoft.ogg", and "DrillUseLoop.ogg", but the 1.7.10 builds of IC2exp look for files called "drill", "drillOne", and "drillTwo" (without extension). Looking at decompiled code, it seems like "drill", "drillOne", and "drillTwo" are expected to be directly in the "sounds" folder of the jar (rather than a subfolder).
Have a look at this section of the wiki page on GT5 electricity, it might help:
Hard to tell without seeing what showed up in the console. Try starting it from command line so the console will stay and any error message will remain visible.
Yeah, looks like 1.12 only.
SubliminallySublime what build are you using? I see a mention of it in the changelog here:
Leashes I can see, but slime blocks and magma cream are pushing it - it seems to me they require more than just the "stickiness" of the slime.
There are a couple of additional things to consider for the magma cream:
1. it is also dropped by magma cubes, so having an alternative recipe with sticky resin might not be that critical.
2. In MC1.10+, magma creams can be crafted into magma blocks, which also appear as part of worldgen in the Nether, so it might make more sense to add a macerator recipe to obtain them from the blocks.
Crossbreeding has something like 90-95% chance of producing the same crop, so if you only use two parents and a single crossbreeding plot between them, it will take frustratingly long to get a new crop. What I prefer to do is set up a 9x9 field with a checkerboard pattern of parent crops and crossbreeding plots. Even then, it sometimes takes 2 or more passes to get the target crop I want. If I don't have enough of the parent crop initially, I start with a diagonal line, then an X, and work my way up to the checkerboard pattern.
Aroma1997 I think you might be confusing the Crop-Matron machine with the separate Crop Harvester machine. Also, as of IC2 build 755 for MC 1.7.10, the Cropnalyzer can identify planted crops as soon as they start growing (your change according to the changelog), which I presume has carried over into IC2 for newer versions of MC.
IC2 has picked up things that were previously exclusive to GregTech before (conceptually at least, idk if any code was copied), so perhaps this time the same could be done for the Rock Breaker:
Maybe it changed in newer versions, but in IC2 for MC 1.7.10, it's a shapeless recipe.
This is already possible, it's just a hidden recipe. I'm not sure exactly when it was added, probably before MC 1.7.10 though.
Not with just IC2 afaik. GregTech 5.09.05 and above adds Reactoria for uranium, but GT is a large overhaul mod, so you might not consider it worth adding just for uranium crops. (plus it's only available for MC 1.7.10 and 1.10.2)
The one starting with S was probably either Shining (produces silver) or Stagnium (produces tin). The only other crop that starts with S without addons is Stickreed, but that's mentioned on the Wiki already.
FTB Infinity Evolved is for 1.7.10, so you probably need the empty cells, not the universal fluid cells. Some modpacks could use MineTweaker to change the recipe, but I just downloaded the zip, and it has no "scripts" folder, so I don't think that's the case here.
What's this about "tin ingots in the correct recipe form" though? Are you trying to use the "classic" recipe with 4 tin ingots to get 16 empty cells? That won't work in IC2 experimental. You need to put tin plates in a metal former in extruding mode.
I'm a little confused here - are you saying it's currently impossible to use the trade-o-mat to sell liquid UU matter in 1 mB increments, or just annoyingly difficult? I can see the logic of the latter (since I don't know how one would get exactly 1 mB into a universal fluid cell from a machine that already has more than that), but not the former.
I also don't see how that prevents you from using it with full drums. I doubt you'd sell full drums of UU matter, but maybe distilled water or biogas.
I haven't used the trade-o-mat (since I don't play multiplayer), but if it works with universal fluid cells (since non-universal cells were removed from IC2 as of MC 1.8 iirc), wouldn't it already be possible to use it with full drums, or ufcs with small amounts of fluid in them?
Also this mod does not work for IC2
Really? How strange. I admit I haven't tried it myself, but the CurseForge description mentioned support for IndustrialCraft, and there is a post from 3 days ago in the MCF thread for the mod which claims that IC2 support works in the 1.12 version "out of the box".
