Hi Chocohead,
I've solved my problem. Using an advanced miner with cobble and dirt in the whitelist (and some other stuff) will smelt mountains much better than a mining laser. It will take a long time, but not so much energy. Furthermore that way produces a lot of scrap for mass fabrication in combination with a recycler. That's all I want.
I'll wait for it. Have a gn8.
Thanks for the quick answer. Would it be a good Idea to create a Mountain Flattener with a restricted x/z-area and unlimited y-expansion or to create a GUI for the terraformer?
Have a nice evening - Cillar
Hi, I have a problem with the terraformer and flatification blueprint.
It flats only to a height 20 blocks over its own position. There is no good performance for working in extreme mountains.
Is this a bug or a limitation of the blueprint?
Thanks a lot for help or any suggestions.
Hi Chocohead,
thanks, that is a explanation for my confusion.
Sorry, I‘m very new in this forum I don‘t want to spam it, naturally. But where shall I post my problem?
Cillar
Hi, I have a problem to get access to the internal ic2-receipes.
After the for me unexpected texture renewal last Sunday by Minecraft, which produced a terrible appearance, I did some things wrong, maybe a little bit confused.
Because I thought, that something was wrong mith my Mincraft installation, I made a new installation with no better result after copying my saves and my mods (IndustrialCraft, BuildCraft and Journemap). Then I tried it with an older IC2-version and got a message from Forge, that some registry enries will be deleted an the actual world will be saved. After that I had the problem, that some recipes won't work - in the actual world and the saved world as well.
Then I made a complete new installation with Minecraft, Forge and my mods. I created a new world - with rubber trees, iron and copper ores. I was happy at first. Then I tried to craft a Forge Hammer, but no chance. So I thought, it would be a good idea to copy the receipes from the ic2-jar to the .minecraft\config\ic2-folder. That seems to work - till I wanted to smelt a crushed iron ore in the electric furnace, because it doesn't accept crushed ores. So I think, that there is no way for continuing without access to the internal receipes.
Can anybody help me? - and sorry, if my problem seems to be a little bit complicated.
Thanks Cillar
Hi, I have a problem to get access to the internal ic2-receipes.
After the for me unexpected texture renewal last Sunday by Minecraft, which produced a terrible appearance, I did some things wrong, maybe a little bit confused.
Because I thought, that something was wrong mith my Mincraft installation, I made a new installation with no better result after copying my saves and my mods (IndustrialCraft, BuildCraft and Journemap). Then I tried it with an older IC2-version and got a message from Forge, that some registry enries will be deleted an the actual world will be saved. After that I had the problem, that some recipes won't work - in the actual world and the saved world as well.
Then I made a complete new installation with Minecraft, Forge and my mods. I created a new world - with rubber trees, iron and copper ores. I was happy at first. Then I tried to craft a Forge Hammer, but no chance. So I thought, it would be a good idea to copy the receipes from the ic2-jar to the .minecraft\config\ic2-folder. That seems to work - till I wanted to smelt a crushed iron ore in the electric furnace, because it doesn't accept crushed ores. So I think, that there is no way for continuing without access to the internal receipes.
Can anybody help me? - and sorry, if my problem seems to be a little bit complicated.
Greetings Cillar
Hi, I have a problem to get access to the internal ic2-receipes.
After the for me unexpected texture renewal last Sunday by Minecraft, which produced a terrible appearance, I did some things wrong, maybe a little bit confused.
Because I thought, that something was wrong mith my Mincraft installation, I made a new installation with no better result after copying my saves and my mods (IndustrialCraft, BuildCraft and Journemap). Then I tried it with an older IC2-version and got a message from Forge, that some registry enries will be deleted an the actual world will be saved. After that I had the problem, that some recipes won't work - in the actual world and the saved world as well.
Then I made a complete new installation with Minecraft, Forge and my mods. I created a new world - with rubber trees, iron and copper ores. I was happy at first. Then I tried to craft a Forge Hammer, but no chance. So I thought, it would be a good idea to copy the receipes from the ic2-jar to the .minecraft\config\ic2-folder. That seems to work - till I wanted to smelt a crushed iron ore in the electric furnace, because it doesn't accept crushed ores. So I think, that there is no way for continuing without access to the internal receipes.
Can anybody help me? - and sorry, if my problem seems to be a little bit complicated.
Thanks Cillar
