I've tried that on a private server, but it looked way too complex to configure with custom ores, so I didn't use it.
I used to be a lazyass too until I actually tried. Now I realize that it isn't that hard, you just have to not be a lazyass.
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I have noticed how many people are assholes to noobs when it comes to block ID conflicts talking about how easy it is to fix it.
Now, the first time I ran into a block ID conflict, I ran into the same situation where they thought I was an idiot. Fortunately, they told me how to fix it anyway.
So to prevent the people from yelling at the noobs and to prevent the noobs from being yelled at, I decided to make a thread about how to identify block IDs in crash reports and how to fix them.
1: If you scroll down on the crash report, you will eventually see the error, which is usually identified as null pointer exception, illegal argument exception, etc. So if it's a block ID conflict, then it will say block ID X is already occupied by Block A (not literally, X and A were used as variables)
Identify which block it is conflicting with and which mod it is coming from. So for example, I had an block ID conflict with gregtech and computercraft, and it said that a gregtech block was trying to occpuy a slot that was already occupied by a computercraft turtle.
2: Go to %appdata%, then roaming, then .minecraft, then config.
3: Find the mods that are conflicting with each other, in the example shown above, it's gregtech and computercraft. Open one of the configs which is conflicting using notepad (so in this case, I can choose to open the gregtech or computercraft config)
4: Find the block ID section. You can use the ctrl F function to find it.
5: change the block ID of the block that is conflicting. By that I mean change the number to something else. Make sure the number is 4095 or less, and ideally, since I think vanilla blocks occupied these slots, 257 or more. That time, I changed the block ID for computers and turtles in computercraft from ~4000 to 500-504 respectively. It is usually a good idea to change the block ID for ALL the blocks in the mod just to be safe.
6: CLose everything, making sure you saved what you did in the config. If the block ID is left blank, it will go back to the default so make sure you actualy inputted a new block Id for the block.
7: If you successfully changed the block ID and the new block ID for the block IDs you changed aren't occupied already, then minecraft will successfully load. If you did change it but got a similar crash report, try changing to a different block ID. If you didn't change it, then GO BACK AND CHANGE THE DAMN THING.This thread should be helpful for noobs and experts, and I hope people take the time to read this so that there are less crash reports about ID conflicts and yelling.
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You put up a good argument there.
However, I use NEI for a different reason:
If something screws up in my world (got corrupted, etc) then what else do I do?
CraftGuide seemingly works right out of the box because the plugins are already integrated into most mods, unlike NEI.
I prefer NEI for the top reason I stated, and it isn't that big of a deal to get the plugins. I only use NEI for the recipes, and the cheat mode in creative mode or when my world gets corrupted. It's also never a bad idea to have one of these item cheats in handy. No one's forcing you to use it to cheat.
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For those of you arguing about gems, use the custom ore generation mod.
I used that mod to make ore generation more realistic, you can use that mod to make the gems rarer or whatever so it's not unfair.
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Install IC22 1.112.176I said LATEST VERSION OF EVERYTHING
Please correct me if I am wrong and where to download that version of IC2. I got IC2 1.112 -
Okay, I updated to 1.4.6 with the latest version of everything, and I STILL get this NEI bug:
So, any ideas what else I should do?
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Ill just step back and talk game-play for a second, a great way to power a matterfab before you have a fusion system up and running is using a nuclear farm. The use of auto-crafting tables takes away the tedium of making reactor parts.
I have been using this design (A bit inefficient but I use this because the parts are then reused in later reactor setups)
It pushes out a solid EU/thttp://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…e07brbka9j2sgmue47nu5i8e8
It also uses a good ratio of Thorium : Plutonium which can be produced on mass from a good set of breeder reactors.
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…k781dna92yswkh2x2fe0vii9s
I personally use Fenrir's reactor bits, but 3 of these work quite well and 1 Cycle from them will provide enough power to run my 16 reactors for quite a while.
If you have them, use logistics pipes, the breeders provide enough power to keep the logistics system functioning and they save some severe headaches from manually swapping items around.May I ask where you got that gregtech nuclear planner?
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I'm currently using Forge version 6.4.0.395 with no problems.
Railcraft doesn't work with that version of forge
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I got that same exact crash, then I updated NEI and CodeChicken core to the latest versions, and I had the latest version of Forge to start with, it went away after that.
The problem is that:
1: I am on the latest version for 1.4.5
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White = standard machine casing, no surprises there
Black = reinforced machine casing, no surprises there
Green = machine itself, seems logical enough
EDIT: Forgot about Blue = water, pretty logical
EDIT2: Forgot once again that Red = lava, given that it is a Blast Furnace based upon heat, seems super logicalIs there something you are not understanding about this?
1: yeah...
2: No surprises? *facebrick*
3: To some extent...
4 and 5: Wait, there are water/lava blocks you can place in gregtech?I shouldn't even be on this planet...
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Yes, you can. Why else should I color it?
Could you at least make it so that it says what block the color is indicating by mousing over it?
Unlike you and many others, some noobs are dumbasses and can't figure it out.
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How are they unclear? I have constructed every multi-block structure so far purely based off them.
1: You could at least help...
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The multiblock structure GUIs are unclear, so can someone post pictures of how to create/place the blocks for each machine requiring one of those structures?
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Snyke, can you add support for railcraft engines?
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you could always check wiki.
for the bauxite, i use a very rare, but large, shallow cloud found in plains biomes, to mimic how it is found irl.
Silver should probably be found near lead and copper, so i would place as a child vein of those (assuming you have a lead generating mod)
I moved emeralds to spawning near tin, though extremely rarely.
Sapphire is found in alluvial deposits, so probably should be spawned in river biomes.
Rubies are defined as red/pink sapphire, so should be found in the same place.
the rest are nether and end ores, so not sure about them, if you can reskin them to go well in stone, i will give you some appropriate locations to spawn them. (when redpower2 comes out, i will reskin cinnabar myself and stick it in the basalt)
Thanks
I don't care about reskinning (wait, that was possible!?!?)
So, um, yeah, how would I spawn them?
Wikipedia was useless, why else do you think I would ask the forum?
Also, if you could copy and paste what you did so I could copy it in my config, that would be great.
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Question about gregtech ores
All the ores that gregtech adds to worlds which is not an ender asteroid or iridium, in terms of minecraft worlds, how do you think they would be generated in real life?Example: assuming diamond was generated really deep into earth near lava, then diamond would probably generate at level 6-20 near lava
So, yeah. I need this knowledge so I can configure my minecraft using custom ore generation.
And don't give me that it's stupid you're trying to make minecraft realistic or the steve carrying gold or whatever argument. Just, please help me, and if you don't care, then I'm not forcing you.
The ores added are:
Bauxite
Cinnibar
Cooperite
Olivine
Pyrite
Ruby
Sapphire
Silver
Sodalite
Sphalerite
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All the ores that gregtech adds to worlds which is not an ender asteroid or iridium, in terms of minecraft worlds, how do you think they would be generated in real life?
Example: assuming diamond was generated really deep into earth near lava, then diamond would probably generate at level 6-20 near lava
So, yeah. I need this knowledge so I can configure my minecraft using custom ore generation.
And don't give me that it's stupid you're trying to make minecraft realistic or the steve carrying gold or whatever argument. Just, please help me, and if you don't care, then I'm not forcing you.
The ores added are:
Bauxite
Cinnibar
Cooperite
Olivine
Pyrite
Ruby
Sapphire
Silver
Sodalite
Sphalerite
Tungstate -
