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Quote from Xeonen

Quite close, I'm looking for Infused Stone istead of Shards Themselves. NEI shows Ore Dictionary names of Amber Bearing Stone as oreAmber. I know for sure that Infused Stone either has a different processing or does not have "Infused, infused, ore, Ore, Stone, Stone, Air, air" in it's ore dictionary name. I've tried them all with wildcards.

Ahh, then what I have won't help you, since it only lists the block name for ore, which is a generic name [thaumcraft.common.blocks.BlockCustomOre].

Quote from Leadcraft

On a scale of 1 to "double facepalm", how much of a bad idea is it to jar a tainted node and bring it home?

Can it leak taint if the jar is placed but not opened?

If you don't unjar it... no issues will be had. So, no, it cannot leak taint.

Quote from Vdrake77

You sir/ma'am, are a scholar and a gentleman/lady, and you have my respect.

Oh god, please stop that. That overused phrase is dumb and completely unnecessary. Just say thanks.

Quote from LordEric

It's not that we don't think we can survive without our top-tier wands. It's that everything you've proposed so far to slow the climb to them has struck us as arbitrary restrictions. Things that would annoy us when we encounter them, yet give no sense of achievement when we move past them.

The way to reinvigorate the lower-tier wands isn't to put roadblocks on the path to the better ones, it's to make the lower ones more interesting. Give us reasons to prefer those quartz and greatwood cores and those gold caps, even once we have thaumium and silverwood to spare.

Alternatively, if you just think the wand advancement goes too fast for you, the way to solve that is self-imposed challenges. Maybe wait until you've built your infusion altar to reward yourself with a silverwood wand, or sacrifice three shards to Notch before crafting a set of thaumium caps. If arbitrary restrictions make the game work better for you, you don't need any code to make them happen.

While I agree that making the lower wands more useful and interesting is great, I disagree with you on your other points. I think that making the Silverwood wand needing to be through Infusion crafting is natural [first vanilla crafting, then Arcane crafting, then Infusion], not an arbitrary restriction.
And that "if you think it's too easy self-limit your gameplay" argument is silly. It is valid only for when people want hardcore to be the medium difficulty, which isn't the case here.

Quote from GrammieFi

I'm finding it very interesting that Azanor isn't posting in response to the various bug reports and issues raised. He's just quietly posting updated versions to address them.

404c? Sneaky Azanor is sneaky.

He has always been like that, reads the comments and suggestions, but only reply to some. Hmm, we need some Advanced Arcane Sneakyness Device in the mod.

Quote from BurritoDoesMC

The mod is great in all ways, but can you guys develop a version with the old researching method and one with the new?

No.


Anyone knows which aspects are used in the Essentia Distillation research? I got Aqua and Praecantatio, but I kinda feel there's another one, and I've already the ones I thought would be more related to it.

Quote from XanderGryphon

What constitutes as a "big deal" is up to the player, there's no universal rule for that. For example, I actually wouldn't mind quite so much if I lost my Thaumium Bossed Silverwood Wand. They aren't hard to make, nor are they hard to charge. It'd be a minor bother to me. For you, obviously, the same can't be said.

My point was, a solution that keeps people from losing any of their stuff is better than a solution that only keeps people from losing some of their stuff.

Regardless, if Pech are such a bother, you can easily disable them in the configs. There's really no need to remove them entirely.

Sure, not losing your wand is not a big deal. But losing ALL your equipment is. I don't think you'll deny that. It makes you pretty much need to kill every Pech you see, unless you're completely sure you have no risk of dying at the time.

Quote from MPetz

I totally agree with that. A newbie to the mod will most likely stand at the research table trying to combine random aspects, losing that way a ton of them. I dont recall that the Thaumonomicon states anywhere you get free research points by placing some things around the table, if im right it even says that crystal clusters are purely aesthetic which is not the case. I believe at least the entries in the Thaumonomicon need to be changed and give newbies some more tips about research if you dont change it.

I disagree. Sure, there could be more information on the Thaumonomnomnomicon about not spending all your points early on and that some researches are impossible to solve, but you don't need to go to a wiki and see every combination of aspects, making the research mini-game a complete joke, as the other guy said.
The only facts I knew about the research system before playing was how to do it [i.e. need to discover which aspects are in the research and then link the runes to the dots] and that some researches are unsolvable, and I haven't had any problems so far.

Quote from tecrogue

What you need to do is give minecraft more PermGen space, not more ram.

To do so go to [Edit Profile] in the launcher, and add " -XX:MaxPermSize=256M " to the JVM Arguments section, (just like telling it to use more ram). If you are still having trouble with it, you can tell it to use 512M instead.

You can try lower than that, really, and with Minecraft it's usually better to give it just how much it needs. I'm playing with 66 mods and using 128MB of perm gen space and it's working fine.

Why was the spoiler with all the biome images removed from the OP? I used that to decide which mods I would disable ):

Oh god, it's here!

The Tentacled One has answered our prayers! Praised be him!

Necronomicon MWAHAHAHAHA

An idea I had for the Portable Hole foci. Since it'll be a wand, it would be nice to have some extra functionalities. One thing I thought was being able to select the size of the hole with a single click and drag [just like using a mouse]. The selected blocks would get the same border [ugh, I hate when I forget the exact word I want to use] that we see when we used the Hole itself.
Of course there would be a default size that would be applied when you only click a block.

And a question for Azanor: Will you re-implement liquid vis [essentia, in this case]?

[*** WHAT IS BETTER THAN WOLVES? ***]

Better Than Wolves is a "total conversion". This differs from most mods that you are probably used to in that it changes many of the rules of play to provide a richer experience, rather than just adding in new stuff. What makes it special however, is that it always attempts to do so in a way that retains the original spirit of the game, perhaps even more so than the newer official releases.

It focuses both on challenging survival play, and player creativity in terms of never providing "magic block" solutions to in game problems. Instead, it provides basic tools and leaves it to the player to figure out how to use them to get the job done.

In short, Better Than Wolves is a vision of what Mincraft could have been, designed by a very serious player, for other like minded individuals.

[**** End Of Dev ****]

Please note that after a full decade, all development has ceased on Better Than Wolves. The final version (4.B0000003) can be downloaded here:

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And the source code can be downloaded here:

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Better Than Wolves and its source code are made freely available under the creative commons attribution license:

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You are free to modify and redistribute portions of BTW and its code as you wish, but I (FlowerChild) would appreciate acknowledgment if you do so. Keep in mind however that parts of BTW may be based on modified versions of Mojang's code and assets, and it is left to anyone redistributing portions of BTW to make sure they are appropriately considering Mojang's intellectual property and licensing as well.

This mod is designed to increase the variety of fish as well as further develop tvhe fishing in Minecraft. Currently this mod adds 12 new fish. Please report any bugs you find. Comments and feedback are welcomed heavily.
The mod currently does not have sever support. That will come in a future update.

This page will be updated when the next update is released. If you have any questions or error reports, please check the FAQ first: https://github.com/S...gCraft/wiki#faq.

Latest release: v1.2.4 for MC 1.6.2. (Thanks to master801 for updating).

Previous releases:
- v1.2.4 for MC 1.5.2
- v1.2.2 for MC 1.5.2
- v1.1.1 for MC 1.4.7
- v1.0.1 for MC 1.4.7
- v1.0.0 for MC 1.4.7

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Fish Behavior
Pay very close attention to this section, as it will give you clues on where to fish.
Each type of fish has a different behavior relative to minecraft biomes and objects. Catfish tend to hang around in shaded, shallow regions of swamps, but sometimes come out during rainy days. They are caught with worms or frog eggs. Salmon are found roaming rivers of mild-temperature areas when using worms as bait. Bluegills and Goldfish are found commonly in swamps when using worms or frog eggs as bait, and Carp are found commonly... well, everywhere. The rarest of the fish are the Suckerfish, which are found near weedy river banks. Bass are found in mild-temperature rivers, but are only caught with worms. Small Piranahas can be caught when fishing in Jungle rivers by using a fish morsel as bait. Peacock Bass are caught in Jungle rivers when using Small Piranhas as bait. Pike are found in cold rivers, and are caught by using Bluegills as bait. Yellowfin and Bluefin Tuna, currently the only deep sea fish, are caught by using Bluegills as bait.


(Deep sea fishing will be refined later.)

Crafting

Rods:

Baiting Rods:

Deep Sea Fish:


Cooking
The player has a chance of catching a disease if eating raw fish. You must cook the fish or fish meat to receive full hp benefits. Eating a raw or cooked fish will also produce fish bones, which you can craft into bonemeal.


Bait
Certain kinds of bait can be obtained to help catch fish.Worms can be found in weedy areas of swamps during a downpour. Bluegill can be fished out of swampy water spots. Frog Eggs can be found in weeds. Fish Morsels can be crafted from fish meat.

Fish Added

• Bluegill
• Catfish
• Salmon
• Carp
• Suckerfish
• Bass
• Yellowfin Tuna
• Bluefin Tuna
• Pike
• Goldfish
• Small Piranha
• Peacock Bass

Rods Added

• Wooden Fishing Rod (replaces the vanilla fishing rod)
• Reinforced Fishing Rod (twice as strong as wooden fishing rod)

Planned Additions

• Tackle Box
• More bait
• More fish (deep water & shallow)
• More food

Known Bugs

• Fishing rods do not display fishing line on item icons.

More content coming soon. If you like this mod, make sure to leave a vote . Thanks! Now get your rear out there and fish![represent]

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Minecraft 1.8 has so many performance problems that I just don't know where to start with.

Maybe the biggest and the ugliest problem is the memory allocation. Currently the game allocates (and throws away immediately) 50 MB/sec when standing still and up to 200 MB/sec when moving. That is just crazy.

What happens when the game allocates 200 MB memory every second and discards them immediately?

1. With a default memory limit of 1GB (1000 MB) and working memory of about 200 MB Java has to make a full garbage collection every 4 seconds otherwise it would run out of memory. When running with 60 fps, one frame takes about 16 ms. In order not to be noticeable, the garbage collection should run in 10-15 ms maximum. In this minimal time it has to decide which of the several hundred thausand newly generated objects are garbage and can be discarded and which are not. This is a huge amount of work and it needs a very powerful CPU in order to finish in 10 ms.

2. Why not give it more memory?
Let's give Minecraft 4 GB of RAM to play with. This would need a PC with at least 8 GB RAM (as the real memory usage is almost double the memory visible in Java). If the VM decides to use all the memory, then it will increase the time between the garbage collections (20 sec instead of 4), but it will also increase the garbage collection time by 4, so every 20 seconds there will be one massive lag spike.

3. Why not use incremental garbage collection?
The latest version of the launcher by default enables incremental garbage collection (-XX:+CMSIncrementalMode) which in theory should replace the one big GC with many shorter incremental GCs. However the problem is that the time at which the smaller GCs happen and their duration are mostly random. Also they are not much shorter (maybe 50%) than a full scale GC. That means that the FPS starts to fluctuate up and down and there are a lot of random lag spikes. The stable FPS with a lag spike from time to time is replaced with unstable FPS and microstutter (or not very micro depending on the CPU). This strategy can only work with a powerful enough CPU so that the random lag spikes become small enough not to be noticeable.

4. How did that work in previous releases?
The previous Minecraft releases were much less memory hungry. The original Notch code (pre 1.3) was allocating about 10-20 MB/sec which was much more easy to control and optimize. The rendering itself needed only 1-2 MB/sec and was designed to minimize memory waste (reusing buffers, etc). The 200 MB/sec is pushing the limits and forcing the garbage collector to do a lot of work which takes time. If it was possible to control how and when the GC works then maybe it would be possible to distribute the GC pauses such that they are not noticeable or less disturbing. However there is no such control in the current Java VM.

5. Why is 1.8 allocating so much memory?
This is the best part - over 90% of the memory allocation is not needed at all. Most of the memory is probably allocated to make the life of the developers easier.
- There are huge amounts of objects which are allocated and discarded milliseconds later.
- All internal methods which used parameters (x, y, z) are now converted to one parameter (BlockPos) which is immutable. So if you need to check another position around the current one you have to allocate a new BlockPos or invent some object cache which will probaby be slower. This alone is a huge memory waste.
- The chunk loading is allocating a lot of memory just to pass vertex data around. The excuse is probably "mutithreading", however this is not necessary at all (see the last OptiFine for 1.7).
- the list goes on and on ...

The general trend is that the developers do not care that much about memory allocation and use "best industry practices" without understanding the consequences. The standard reasoning being "immutables are good", "allocating new memory is faster than caching", "the garbage collector is so good these days" and so on.

Allocating new memory is really faster than caching (Java is even faster than C++ when it comes to dynamic memory), but getting rid of the allocated memory is not faster and it is not predictable at all. Minecraft is a "real-time" application and to get a stable framerate it needs either minimal runtime memory allocation (pre 1.3) or controllable garbage collecting, which is just not possible with the current Java VM.

6. What can be done to fix it?
If there are 2 or 3 places which are wasting memory (bugs), then OptiFine can fix them individually. Otherwise a bigger refactoring of the Minecraft internals will be needed, which is a huge task and not possible for OptiFine.

7. Example
A sample log of GC activity with effective FPS for the GC lag spikes is available here.
- the average rendering FPS is about 50 FPS
- the GC lag spikes have effective FPS of 7-20
- there are 1-2 lag spikes per second caused by GC activity

tldr; When 1.8 is lagging and stuttering the garbage collector is working like crazy and is doing work which has nothing to do with the game itself (rendering, running the internal server, loading chunks, etc). Instead it is constantly cleaning the mess behind the code which thinks that memory allocation is "cheap".

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Metallurgy Staff
Author/Director/Artist - Shadowclaimer
Producer/Programmer - RebelKeithy
Special Thanks
Assistance/Advisor - mDiyo
Bukkit Port - MazeXD
Wiki Editors - Ric_Br, Assassin2134, Waveshaper, kuroiXiru



Metallurgy is a vast enhancement to the basic mining system, adding well over 48+ new metals (based on which submods you use). Our goal is to create a balanced atmosphere for players to explore and enjoy mining. Metallurgy 2 is also modular, configurable, and entirely tailoring for the player's experience.

You can find the configs in your .minecraft folder under Config/Metallurgy/(Metal Set)

As part of Metallurgy's addons, normal ores are put onto our spawn system of no height restrictions, we felt this created a more fun, exploratory system for mining. If you want to change Vanilla metals back to their old values, simply crack the Core config and under ores disable all of the listed ores (should all be vanilla names) which will reset anything we change about them.


Base Metals
Adds Copper, Tin, Bronze, Hepatizon, Angmallen, Damascus Steel, Manganese, and Steel.

These are supplements ranging between Stone and Diamond with Steel being Diamond Equivalent but less durability. Installing Base Metals also gives you access to new metal Furnaces and Crushers (see below).


Precious Metals
Adds Zinc, Brass, Silver, Electrum, and Platinum.

These metals create high enchantability, low durability tools, they can also be mixed with some other metals in other sets to create potent new metals. Precious Metals can also be turned into "Met" at a Mint, Met being a coin-like currency that's tradeable with Villagers.


Nether Metals
Adds Ignatius, Shadow Iron, Lemurite, Shadow Steel, Midasium, Vyroxeres, Ceruclase, Adluorite, Inola&#91"]"]"]"]e, Kalendrite, Amordrine, Vulcanite, and Sanguinite to the Nether.

These metals vary in strength from midrange overworld metals to post-Diamond and are only obtainable in the Nether. Some Nether metals come with alternate uses (Ignatius/Vulcanite can be used for fuel for example). Nether Metals also comes with a new furnace called a Smelter that's powered specifically by lava.


Fantasy Metals
Adds Prometheum, Deep Iron, Infusolium, Black Steel, Oureclase, Aredrite, Astral Silver, Carmot, Mithril, Rubracium, Quicksilver, Haderoth, Orichalcum, Celenegil, Adamantine, Atlarus, and Tartarite.

Fantasy metals spawn in the overworld and come in a very large variety, covering Stone through high end Nether in strength. They have higher enchantability by default, but are much rarer than their overworld counterparts. Fantasy Metals also comes with the Abstracter, allowing you to transmute old metals into Experience Orbs.

Ender Metals
Adds Eximite, Meutoite, and Desichalkos.

Eximite is a high tier metal found throughout the Ender and can make weapons/armor/tools near Steel in strength. Meutoite is a Catalyst found throughout the Ender when mixed with Eximite creates Desichalkos, a strong and powerful alloy.






Utility Ores
Adds Phosphorite, Sulfur, Saltpeter, Magnesium, Potash, and Bitumen to the overworld. These ores drop straight items that are used to craft Fertilizer (Bonemeal replacement), Gunpowder, or Tar (Stickyball replacement). See below for recipes.

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To enhance mining, each Metallurgy metal set comes with a special "machine" that can be upgraded through the tiers that provides new functionality.

Crusher (Core)
The Crusher is included with all Metallurgy installs, it is crated by placing 4 cobblestone in the corners, 4 sticks in the straights, and a Stone Furnace in the middle. The Crusher uses coal and other basic fuels to turn raw Ore into Dust, increasing your output and allowing you to mix dusts to create alloys.

Note: If you have Base Metals installed, you have access to a Copper, Bronze, Iron, and Steel Crusher, each crafted using the previous tier and 8 bars around it. They are faster and more fuel efficient.

Metal Furnaces (Base)
Metal Furnaces come with every install of Base Metals, they are created from Copper, Bronze, Iron, and Steel Bars surrounding the previous tier of Furnace (starting with Stone). Each one is faster and more fuel efficient.

Precious Metal Chests and the Mint (Precious)
Precious Metals adds Precious Metal Chests to the game, crafted from Brass, Silver, Gold, Electrum, and Platinum, these chests have a much higher storage capacity than their basic wooden counterpart! They are crafted from the previous tier chest (starting at wood) and 8 of the next tier of bar. The Mint can hold a bar of a precious metal, right click the mint while holding a bar to put it in, then give it a red power pulse and it'll output coins.

Smelters (Nether)
Nether Metals adds Smelters, these special furnaces are crafted using 8 metal bars in addition to the previous tier of Smelter (starting at Stone Furnace). These Smelters store lava, simply right click with a bucket on lava on them to dump it in them, they then use this lava storage tank to smelt your metals at a very fast rate. Each tier of Smelter gets faster and a larger storage tank.

Abstracters (Fantasy)
Abstracters are fancy devices that come with Fantasy Metals and are made from Promtheum, Deep Iron, Black Steel, Oureclase, Aredrite, Mithril, Haderoth, Orichalcum, Adamantine, Atlarus, or Tartarite.. They are powered by Prometheum Dust, Astral Silver Dust, or Carmot Dust respectively. Input a metal bar in the top of any type, and the proper dust in the bottom, and it'll transmute the bar into raw experience for the user. Each tier of Abstracter increases the amount of exp given (applying a bonus), as well as speeding it up and making it more fuel efficient. You can craft an Abstracter with the previous tier and 8 metal bars (starting with a Stone Furnace).

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The Grand Minability Chart

(Special thanks to ZeroLevels for some missing bits)

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Alloying Guide
You alloy two metals by mixing the respective dusts in a crafting bench or your own inventory. Most alloys carry on characteristics of their base components with a small bonus (usually in mining level, allowing access to higher tiers and allowing you to "skip" tiers)

Base Metals
Copper + Tin = Bronze
Bronze + Gold = Hepatizon
Iron + Gold = Angmallen
Iron + Bronze = Damascus Steel
Iron + Manganese = Steel

Precious Metals
Copper + Zinc = Brass (Requires Base)
Gold + Silver = Electrum

Nether Metals
Shadow Iron + Lemurite = Shadow Steel (2.0.3b: Shadow Iron + 2x Ignatius)
Ceruclase + Adluorite = Inola&#91"]"]"]"]e (2.0.3b: Vyroxeres + Ceruclase = Inola[profanity="&#91"]"]"]"]e)
Kalendrite + Platinum = Amordrine (Requires Precious)
Shadow Iron Dust + Ignatius Dust = Iron Dust

Fantasy Metals
Deep Iron + Infuscolium = Black Steel
Mithril + Silver = Quicksilver (Requires Precious)
Mithril + Rubracium = Haderoth
Orichalcium + Platinum = Celenegil (Requires Precious)
Adamantine + Atlarus = Tartarite
Prometheum Dust + Deep Iron Dust = Iron Dust

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Extra Recipes

Any Base Metal in a Rail, Bucket, or Shears recipe will produce a basic version of said item. For Rails you get more/less rails based on the metal used. Also any Precious Metal can be used to make Booster Tracks, resulting in more/less of said track based on the metal used. You can also craft Pistons using the recipe and replacing the Iron in the recipe with Bronze or higher quality Base Metals.

Copper Furnace = 8x Copper Bars + Stone Furnace
Bronze Furnace = 8x Bronze Bars + Copper Furnace
Iron Furnace = 8x Iron Bars + Bronze Furnace
Steel Furnace = 8x Steel Bars + Iron Furnace

Stone Crusher = 4x Stone (Corners) + 4x Sticks (Straights) + Stone Furnace
Copper Crusher = 8x Copper Bars + Stone Crusher
Bronze Crusher = 8x Bronze Bars + Copper Crusher
Iron Crusher = 8x Iron Bars + Bronze Crusher
Steel Crusher = 8x Steel Bars + Iron Crusher

Abstracter = 8x <Metal> Bars + Previous Abstractor Tier (Nothing for Prometheum)
Tartarite Enchanting Table = 1x Enchanting Table (Center) + 5x Tartarite (U around Enchanting Table) + 1x Enchanted Book (Top)

Smelter = 8x <Metal> Bars + Previous Smelter Tier (Nothing for Ignatius)

Mint = 3x Iron Bars (Top Row) + 2x Sticks (Sides) + Redstone Dust (middle) + 2x Iron Bars (Bottom corners) + 1x Piston (Bottom Center)

Golden Cog (Used in Mint Loader) = 4x Gold Bar (Straights) + Iron Bar (Center)
Mint Loader = 2x Pistons (Sides) + 4x Gold Cogs (Corners) + Chest (Center) + 2 Iron Bars (top and bottom)

4x <Metal> Bars in a square = 4x <Metal> Bricks
1x <Metal> Bricks = 1x <Metal> Bar
9x <Metal> Bars = 1x <Metal> Block
1x <Metal> Block = 9x <Metal> Bars

Glass + Crusher = Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Iron Dust = Red Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Copper Dust = Blue Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Bronze Dust = Green Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Angmallen Dust = Orange Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Manganese Dust = Purple Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Gold Dust = Yellow Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Hepatizon Dust = Black Glass Dust
Glass Dust + Steel Dust = White Glass Dust
<Color> Glass Dust + Furnace = <Color> Glass

(Base Metals Only)
<Metal> Bar x 7 (in ladder shape) = <Metal> Ladder

(Also works with normal Glass)
6x Stone (top/bottom rows) + 2x <Color> Glass (sides) + Torch = <Color> Lantern

Utility Ores
Phosphorus + Magnesium + Saltpeter = 8x Fertilizer
Phosphorus + Magnesium + Potash = 8x Fertilizer
Phosphorus + Saltpeter + Potash = 8x Fertilizer
Saltpeter + Magnesium + Potash = 8x Fertilizer
Stick + Phosphorus (above) = 4x Matches
4x Magnesium + 4x Phosphorus + TNT (center) = LE TNT
4x Sulfur + 4x Saltpeter + TNT (center) = HE TNT
Charcoal + Sulfur + Saltpeter = Gunpowder x4
Bitumen (+Furnace) = Tar
Tar + Blaze Powder = Magma Cream
Tar + Piston = Sticky Piston
Magnesium + Flint = Magnesium Igniter

Nether Metals
Vulcanite Bar x2 = Blaze Rod
Midasium Dust + Any Dust = Gold Dust

Ender Metals
4x Metuoite in a circle = 4x Ender Pearls

Industrialcraft 2 Additional Recipes
Copper Crusher + 7 Iron Bars + Circuit (top) = Macerator
Bronze Crusher + 5 Iron Bars + Circuit (top) = Macerator
Iron Crusher Circuit (top) = Macerator
Steel Crusher Circuit (top) = Macerator




Bug Tracker:
https://github.com/TeamMetallurgy/Metallurgy/issues?milestone=&amp;amp;page=1&amp;amp;state=open

Metallurgy Downloads
Requires [url="http://files.minecraftforge.net/"]Forge[/url]
[url="http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/metallurgy/"]Metallurgy 3.1[/url]

If you encounter bugs, please note the following before reporting:
-Try installing a clean install entirely.
-Try manually installing instead of automatic, MCPatcher is having known issues for example with Forge right now, and the others are prone to bugs sometimes.
-Make sure you're getting the latest Forge, we provide a link straight to it in our thread.
-Other mods can cause conflicts, Optifine is known to cause messups in a variety of mods. So try installing it without other mods first THEN see what happens.

Installation
-Install Forge by extracting it into your Minecraft.jar and deleting META-INF
-Run Minecraft, get to title screen, exit.
-Put Metallurgy Core into your mods folder. (DONT EXTRACT!)
-Put any Metal Sets you want into your mods folder. (DONT EXTRACT!)
-Run Minecraft, enjoy.

Server Installation
-Obtain the server.jar from [url="http://www.minecraft.net"]http://www.minecraft.net[/url]
-Install Forge's latest server version into it (DO NOT DELETE META-INF FROM SERVER!)
-Run the Server, when its done booting type "stop" in the console
-Delete the World folder it just created, drop (not extract!) the Metallurgy files into the Mods folder it just created
-Start up, enjoy.

Texture Packs

Sphax
by MrTylon

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Painterly Textures
by Archdeco

Summerfields
by HimmelsDaemon




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[url="http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/744918-100ssp-metallurgy-a-minecraft-expansion-v110bupdated-112711/"]Metallurgy: Putting the "Mine" back in Minecraft.[/url]

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Here is a list of mods with known issues or known compatibility with Metallurgy.
-Any Forge mod has full OreDictionary support, meaning their ores will work with ours and vice versa if they share names. Build Copper Wires in IC2 with our Copper, use our Silver in RP2, you name it!
-Buildcraft has full compatibility, their quarries will mine our ores, their pipes pump lava into our smelters, and their pipes will transport to/from any of our machines.
-Industrialcraft 2 has a ton of support from us, you can crush our ores in their Macerator, you can craft their Macerators using our Crushers and Circuits/Iron Bars, their Drills will mine at a level equivalent to what they are (Iron-Iron, Diamond-Diamond). You will need to adjust their config to list our Ore ID's under Miners however.
-Twilight Forest will spawn our ores in their dimension!
-Mystcraft supports our ores for the Dense Ore-type world, just a warning though, its crazy. We also provide a Mystcraft Addon for our mod that enables metal set symbols, allowing you to set them to spawn in a world.

To note: If you plan on running Metallurgy with another mod that adds ores of the same name, we highly, HIGHLY recommend you disable their spawns and leave the M2 ones the only one for balance purposes and gameplay purposes.

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Please consider taking a moment to donate to the mod, me and Keith are just normal guys that do this in our spare time. We've spent literally thousands of hours an ad revenue really doesn't pay what you guys probably think it does (it pays for our morning coffee/mountain dew). We'd really appreciate it if you'd even drop a single dollar into the mod's fund.

Thanks for your time.

Metallurgy's art and code assets may be our creations, but being the user you're granted plenty of rights towards the mod.

If you're a developer and seeking access to the source code for M2 to create new submods or addons for it, please feel free to drop me or RebelKeith a PM (either on the forums or on IRC) and we'll get back to you.

You may
-Make Videos
-Take Screenshots
-Discuss Metallurgy by name wherever
-Host servers and advertise it as running Metallurgy
-Create Texturepacks for Metallurgy
-Put Metallurgy in Modpacks as long as you link back to this thread and give proper credit.

You may not
-Use Metallurgy's art for other, non-Metallurgy, things. (usage for Metallurgy-related activities like banners is fine!)
-Repost Metallurgy under an Adfly link that is not ours.

I have learned something new today: deliberately spawning thaumaturgical monsters carries risks. I know, right?

Emboldened by my previous successes with creating Thaumic Slimes to kill, I recklessly filled the already full source crucible with two heaping armfuls of the Tainted Goo, adding some rubbish from the bottom of my pockets for good measure.

Slimes began spawning immediately, and I turned my fire focus upon them as before. However, this time the abundance of flux in the pit made them reproduce much faster than before, and then I made a horrible discovery:

Enough thaumic slimes in one place can distort the passage of time.

The world slowed to a crawl, blinking from one image to the next perhaps once per second. Worse, any movement of mine became hugely exaggerated, likely because I could not know until a moment later how far I had turned.

I thought perhaps that if I held still and kept the fire focus trained into the pit, I could wait out the effect. Even as I thought this, however, something squishy and acidic slammed into my chest, knocking me backward from the rail. When I found my feet again, things had gotten still worse.

A single, vast thaumic slime filled the pit from edge to edge, having apparently absorbed its brethren, powerful enough to continue to disrupt time all by itself. It seemed imperiously unaffected by the lightning I hurled at it, or by the burns it was receiving from the Netherrack under the crucible, and replied to my efforts by spitting a steady barrage of tiny slimes at me. So disoriented was I that I could barely fight even these, and when I did manage to kill one, I promptly stepped in its toxic remains and was poisoned.

In desperation, I shouted aloud my most devastating spell, which I had only used once before and been afraid to use again: a fearsome incantation ironically known as peaceful, which not only slays the enemy but utterly erases them from reality. For a moment I was afraid the monstrous slime had survived even this, but then finally silence fell and time resumed its proper flow.

Now I have a great deal to do. There is an enchantment known as Thorns, which damages any foe touching it. I must first acquire a piece of Thorny gear, so that if I am ever again incapacitated, I will at least still be able to repel the small fry. It would be humiliating indeed, to be brought low by something I could normally have simply squashed underfoot.

The next part will be harder. There are workings in this world even more arcane and dangerous than thaumaturgy, of which peaceful is one. Perhaps one of these may be the key to countering the thaumic slimes' temporal abilities, yet I know already that any such power will extract its own price for use. I must find a way to invoke such that does not cripple me, or inflict harm upon the world as peaceful does...and avoid going mad in the attempt.

...Or I could just be more careful with my flux farm. One of those.

Quote from mDiyo

Just as a heads up, here's what "You won't be able to use TConstruct and GregTech together in 1.7" really means.

You can still use them together if you really, really, really want. This will pop up every time you start the game.

PsionicArchon: We have an alternative involving tesseracts on tools planned. ^^;;

ohad: Put things in the Smeltery while it has a bit of fluid in it.

AndaleTheGreat: Touhou dolls? There's a working config in the Magic Maiden modpack, but you might be better off just getting the config itself. It supports both TConstruct and Natura.

I'm still toying with the idea of adding the mod to the pack. Do I want the easy quarrying and tree harvesting or is that too much? The dolls would perfectly complement the maids...

With all due respect, as that message currently stands it is simply a smear campaign forced on all users every time they want to play their game. We get it, you hate Greg, but for our communities sake just stop.