The other concerning thing is that is actively prevents the Minecraft client from shutting down the internal server. It insists on running the Worldgen without interruption.
Here is all console activity, starting from when world load is commenced: http://pastebin.com/nGBms9Qm
This is the full list of mods that I run: http://pastebin.com/umAn8HRz
I could do a console paste, but they're freakin' huge. However, it pretty much consists of something like
[21:53:06] [Server thread/INFO]: [gregtech.common.GT_Worldgen_GT_Ore_Layer:executeWorldgen:92]: Generated Orevein: ore.mix.magnetite
Repeated with different mixes. The console correctly reports when a GUI is opened, but doesn't allow Backpacks or other inventories to be opened.
The only other mods that runs at the same time (seemingly) is ChocolateQuest, which outputs a few things like this all at once
[21:52:55] [Server thread/INFO]: [com.chocolate.chocolateQuest.entity.mob.registry.MobZombiePig:setItemColor:77]: {display:{color:6684672}}
The worldgen freeze occurs about 40 seconds after the mods that need to register text to the in-game console.
Unsure if this is a bug or not, but I have a unique build of mods that I try and run (300+, I can provide a full list if needed), and while GregTech5u is great for the most part, I did encounter an issue while in the Nether recently.
gregtech.common.GT_Worldgen_GT_Ore_Layer:executeWorldgen spams the log, which is fine, but the issue is that it appears to be throttling everything else. No chunks load to compensate for the player moving, and blocks that you destroy do not drop anything. I ran a test where I just let this worldgen keep running, but after ~5 hours, it causes Minecraft to crash with a Java Out of Memory error (this is on a rig with 24 GB of RAM).
Obviously, this is pretty much a special case, but I was wondering if there is anything in particular that might be causing this.
When using the Small Coal Boiler and the High Pressure Coal Boiler, the boiler correctly deposits the water from Water Buckets into the block's internal reservoir... but it does not give the player back the empty buckets.
Using latest build of 5.09.02
What exactly is your problem?
Sorry, I thought I explained it better.
Let's say I have a stack of 32 Iron Ore in the input section of my Basic Macerator. It will crush those into 64 Crushed Iron Ore, as you'd expect from the machine.
Now, take the Nether Cobalt Ore from Tinker's Construct. It'll process a single run of ore into 2 Crushed Cobalt Ore (the crushed ore is the GT Crushed Cobalt Ore, too), but won't proceed further until the output box is cleared, either manually or with pipes. The macerator shouldn't halt like that unless the output is different to the expected output from the input materials, the output box has a full stack of materials, or the machine has run out of ore for the input.
OK, one issue I've come across that I don't think I'm missing.
Back in 1.6.4, GT had some ores that, in the macerator, wouldn't cycle unless the output box was cleared. So, a stack of the same ore would either need to have its output removed by hand, or would need a pipe system in place. Took me a while for me to find one in this version, but found an example. Using the .12 release (not used .13 yet), Tinker's Construct's Cobalt Ore (that spawns in the Nether). Will try the .13 release to see if that fixes it.
Small issue... I cannot seem to get the Basic Bending Machine to work.
Trying to use a single Steel Ingot, plus the circuit, and the machine doesn't activate. I have a Centrifuge on the same setup, both being fed off a Steam Turbine. The Centrifuge works, just not the bending machine.
Currently running Forge 1384, IC2 2.2.720, and the unofficial GT 5.08.12.
EDIT: Missed the Config Setting on the circuit itself. Sorted!
