Is it? Redstone is "diamond level depth" and Netherrack, well, Netherrack. I am really not aware of current MC "balance" ... hahahah the very idea
I suppose i could nerf it so that EIGHT Netherrack and EIGTH Redstone yield ONE Glowstone dust, if that is a problem?
According to vanilla IC², 5 Redstone and 4 Gold = 1 Glowstone.
Well, this means that the Electric Engines will not connect to the Electricity Network. That is what this Teaser means: Battery powered Electric Engines.
RawCode is "obviously" talking about the Corners. a 3 Dimensional Cube has 2^Dimensions aka 8 Corners. Either that or GoogleTranslate translated "6" wrong.
With Subchunks I mean that a Chunk is 16x16xWorldheight, a subchunk is 16x16x16. The amount of Subchunks also indirectly influences Mob spawn rates, what makes Sky-Mob-Traps less efficient due to the Chunk the Skytrap is in is having more Subchunks at where the Mobs could spawn but fail (onthe lower grounds), because Mobs spawn on the lower areas and instantly despawn (instead of spawning inside the Trap) when the Player is on that height.
Less empty space? I remember in 1.2.5 empty space killed my fps near lots of finished quarries. No idea if that still happens though
This only applies to space which has been made empty. If it was empty in the first place, then nothing happens as that subchunk doesnt exist. But in case of your Quarry I guess that was another Problem, like flowing Water killing your FPS.
You dont need to add that Tooltip. It is added automatically.
That with the Item ID removal is not that bad. Properly coded Mods don't need Item IDs being set on startup (with "don't need", I mean that if it happens to come, they will just remove any ID Config and that is) and just use the IDs to compare two Items during the running Game as it will keep being ID based internally (at least for Blocks).
Just update. I have messed up something Thunderdark did, and then the whole thing became a greater mess after Thunderdark set the Item to null, what I then had fixed.
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They are not enchantable. Edit: Now they are no longer enchantable http://ic2api.player.to:8080/job/IC2_experimental/207/
Actually the Buffers were with Reactors in mind, in case of the Regulators I thought "Those Redpower Regulators are shit, they dont work anymore as they did in 1.2.5, I gonna make my own Regulator!".
You can smelt the crushed ore into ingots, then macerate the ingots into dust to make bronze.
That is the intended Way. I askes Player long time ago because of that, and he said, that this little bit of extra work is good.
Congrats, you necroposted a Bugreport for nothing, because it has been somewhat fixed.
Looks a bit like Thaumcraft Taint. But that could just be the Magenta-Purple Color.
I used that Function to set the Position, so no.
Nope, I had to write one myself to do that, and it still doesnt load the Chunks around your destination for some strange Reason until you relog.
I cannot unsee the Nether Portal this Dimension has created, let me guess, you used that crappy Mojang dimensional Transfer Function, right?
Greg, what will happen with your matterfab? Will you remove it?
I will remove it, but I will add a Multiblock Mass Fabricator, which will be named Matter Fabricator, because as of now you need 128 Massfabs per Fusion Reactor and its easy to guess, that this will cause much Lag compared to just one Multiblock (5x5x5 in case of the Matterfab, btw).
Stuff needing pattern means you can't just make blaze rods if you haven't fed any to some of the new machines, right? Sort of like old EE2 system. If so then it's great
Yes, you need to scan the Items before getting the Blueprint, and if there is no scannable Version of said Item (Iridium/Osmium), then there will be a Blueprint for it in Dungeon Chests or similar.
As for prices, I'd say it HIGHLY depends on how easy it will be to get EU in the new IC2. I'd say figure out how much energy on average one can produce per chunk of materials with half-decent nuke setup (and other fuel sources if applicable) and go from there.
Display MoreWait, if the new UUM uses both a fabricator and blueprint-based assembler, can't you balance the cost of things like grass, lapis, and even diamond with relatively little UUM but expensive to craft and hard to find blueprints and energy-demanding assembling while making the metals (iridium included) be based on larger quantities of UUM?
from the in-game logic,it at least just to represent the difference between materials that are complicated, having complex chemical structure and energetic molecular bonds (grass, logs, rubber, gunpowder) the materials that are heavy (stone, obsidian, gravel) and the various mixes (Diamond being extremely complicated, iridium being extremely heavy, coal being slightly heavy but very complicated, clay being slightly complicated and a bit heavy, etc)
Gameplay-wise, this also follows a progression: once you start making UUM, you can make things that require small amounts of liquid, have easy-to-get templates, and easy assembly (things like stone, sand, dirt), you can then get more complicated blueprints (giving you things like clay, flint, glass, grass, logs, rubber, water), get even more UUM and some blueprints (getting you obsidian, copper, tin), some more blueprints (for coal, redstone, lava [needs to require a lot of energy to assemble]), a lot more UUM (for iron, gold) even more complex blueprint for diamond (even in a vanilla world, if you get a fortune 3 pickaxe, after a while you can get enough diamonds to last for a lifetime), and a truly ludicrous amounts of UUM to get iridium.
(this is, of course, assuming blueprints have to be found and further crafted to be used in an assembler, assuming it's a machine that require blueprints, energy, and liquid UUM to craft items)
This Discoussion is not only about the Amount of UUM, the Replicator needs UU-Matter AND Energy, so that for example a Diamond needs tons of EU to assemble it properly, but only very few UUM, due to just being Carbon.
The Prices are the thing that is being discoussed here, so that we can change them. And things like Iridium will receive some kind of Blueprint findable in Villages or Dungeons.
This Thread is about the UUM Price of Items compared to each other, and mostly not about absolute Values.
I thought this, and the Title "Discoussion" were enough to make it understandable. But to be more clear. We need better Values for UUMified Items.
This Thread is about the UUM Price of Items compared to each other, and mostly not about absolute Values. In case you wonder what happens with the old UUM Item, it will be usable as Amplifier to create UUM Fluid with it.
1 Blob of UUM = 1000 Liters of UUM = 10 Million EU = 1.6 Million EU + 33.33 Scrap = 1.6 Million EU + 266.66 Random Items
This means every Item needs to have at least the cost of 4 Liters of UUM, otherwise it would be possible to feed it back into the Recyler for a pointless but illogical infinite Scrap Loop. Here are a few basic Values, note that not only the UUM costs EU, but also the Assembling of the UUM into regular Matter needs EU, what I list next to it. So here finally the Values we had in the old UUM System:
