it's a shame that generators are seen as nothing more then a stepping stone to other forms of power...
Because they ARE stepping stones to other form of power. That's why it's required in all the recipes leading up to more advance methods of power generation
If you spam right click the EU Reader, you'll get some pretty wacky measurements. (Try it on Water Mills, it's hilarious)
But yes, GeoGen's still output 20 EU/t
Yes, 26 Geo's is enough to feed a Mass Fab
When you want to see some Alblaka posts, head to the SMITE forums, he's pretty active there.
Here his profile:
http://forum.hirezstudios.com/…mode=viewprofile&u=791093
Well, he is a gamer, after all. If he wants to spend his free-time playing that, we have no right to stop him.
Since he's on the Hi-Rez site, I wonder if I can run into him in some Tribes:Ascend action. Would give me a reason to play more than a couple of matches, assuming my latency doesn't lag each disk shot I make, lol...
Now do you see why "over-hyping" a community creation is a bad thing?
So please, O' Gracious Developers, come out of the locked factory doors and address the general public! We beg of thee!
1. We are not as organized as you think we are about this sort of thing called 'Minecraft modding'...
2. Having your attention needy kind junk up the forum with unreasonable update requests over something silly like digital blocks is not something that (afaik) is a priority for the IC2 team. They is no reason to hype the content. There's also no reason to fuel those people who (unreasonably) hype the content "for us"...
QuoteIC2's lack of proper public release at the moment is because Alblaka, the only one who can post on the release forum, is away for unknown reasons. Same reason why our content is all stagnant.
Yeah, I don't think Alblaka's personal situation is doing so good. I don't want to make any guesses as to why (because it'll be embarrassing for the both of us if I'm right or wrong in my guesses). I don't want to say "donations will help solve this" because that just sounds terribly greedy. But, I will say that with whatever the problem he's having, he could use the support right now...
Remove the dirt under the pump...
You forgot Half-Life 2, Episode 1 and 2.
I didn't forget. If he's playing at least the first or 2nd game, he'll automatically want the episodes, lol...
No, clearly not. Guess I should spend more time reading the forum than wondering when red power will update.
No, YOU NEED to go download Steam, Buy Half-Life 1 or 2 (preferbaly both), and enjoy one of the greatest games of our time...
NAOOO!!!!!!!
I suggested the electric crowbar just so I could get full electric tools, not to cause massacres, nanobodies or any other crazy thing. Although all the crazy ideas would be an acceptable secondary usage.
You didn't get the reference, did you?
Or an obsolete API within MFFS that just needs to be changed to what's current in NEI
The man can not be everywhere at once... He is but a single Ender Dragoon...
I know it's uncomfortable but this is important for your personal development.
Quoteyour personal development.
Quotepersonal development.
Click "Recent Changes" in the Jenkins page. That's all the change log you need....
Thankfully it's a simple fix too. Rename the internal name for the mod. I don't think it can be done without actually editing the code though, but I could be (and likely am) wrong.
You have to go into code and edit it.
My question is, why do you need two different versions of the same mod?
I would rather a better watermill
Agreed, but since we are throwing space limitations out the window, I'd say it's only "fair" to do this in the name of renewable energy...
Talk about naive as all hell.
You take me WAY too seriously. There's a such thing called 4th wall, you know.
And what do people have with all that Open and Closed Source Stuff? Seriously, as if anyone would decide to "just" modify MFFS Code to fix a Bug (unless its a Team Member ofcourse). It doesnt make any sense to rage about closing Source, when almost nobody uses the open Source at all.
Product labeling. Basically, "He who controls the code is he who controls the digital product." For Open Source, it's a product controlled by all the consumers (in this case, the Minecraft community). For Closed Source, it's a product controlled by a single person or group enitiy in which to manage a product.
Since Cal created a Closed Source product from an Open Source work, people became displeased with his actions. It was an act in which people perceived Thunderdark was taken advantage of, as he could not maintain his version, and someone created a version that they could maintain, but licence much differently. It's also a prime example of the vulnerability of Open Source in general, and why business tend to not use it.
Personally, I'm just glad to see ThunderDark promoting this version of his mod, as these authors wish to keep this 'label' of MFFS within the context of IC2. And those block textures do look pretty fancy, lol...
How is that to understand? "Locking the IC²-API"?
I was trying to say that because he didn't extend the same privileges to IC2 about distributing UE, right after they granted him privileges to distribute IC2 API in UE, that 'locked' IC2 API in a closed source mod. It was more of a statement to reflect the fact that the same level of generousness was not given to the IC2 team, after they gave their permissions to him. I know IC2 API is open sourced anyway, but you do kinda have to think about how it was a bit of a dick move...
I'm sure that if UE was also Open Source, then all of the drama with MFFS would be a non-issue...
I think you're over thinking this. I'm fine with people making derivatives of MFFS 2.0 as they have all rights to. I'm not trying to attack anyone. It's cool that Searge and Mani. are making a derivative because they like the old version more. It's a matter of taste just like how Immibis made MFFS 1.0 as a derivative due to the fact he did not like Monazite ores and such. Why can't just everyone be happy! Also about the license thing, I don't want to repeat myself anymore. Read this.
A derivative of a derivative of a derivative of a derivative... *bleg*
You still took IC2 API and "locked it" inside of UE. There are still people mad about that. That's why I took the time to defend Kane, as Bigglesw0rth79 is clearly misinformed in that regard.
Also:
QuoteThe MFFS mod was originally developed by Thunderdark. As of Feburary 23rd, 2013, the copyright and ownership of MFFS was transfered to Calclavia.
Source?
