Well I'll be darned... Sphax 128x is working flawlessly without Optifine with Forge 511, and so are my mods (so far). Not noticing any real change in frame rate either.. Anyway, thanks for the nudge guys or I would've just been waiting for Optifines update. Back on topic.
There's this one seed I found, you spawn directly next to a TC dungeon, next to a redwood forest, but on the edge of a plain/meadow.. super pretty, and within sight of a redpower volcano which my millenaire villagers decided to dig up and make their town. Really love how Thaum fits in with everything though.. one of my favorites (especially after the death of tainted land)
Earlier someone was requesting that nodes not die on their own, (or a config setting for it). I'd appreciate the same thing, it takes me a long time to set up the way I like, before I have a nice TC setup to start researching and such (perfectionist syndrome). I didn't realize that nodes would die over time if neglected.
I think the term neglected is the wrong thing to use, more like abused
i need help. my apprentice wands dont charge. i havent done anything major to the aura, mined maybe 20 or so enchanted ores or whatever they're called.i cant make my thaumomoter or anything else please respond soon
With golems for pretty much anything the only thing I'm missing is golems to place/break blocks. So I suggest the following.
Nether brick golem
Destroys blocks that are next to/on top off/below markers. Can only break blocks an iron pickaxe can break. Can't pick up items. It will allow you to make cobblestone farms etc.
-Smart: pick up items and bring them to a chest.
-Fast: faster.
-Strong: allows your golem to break anything an diamond pick axe can break.
-Brainy: bring different items to different chests.
Redstone golem
Places blocks next to/on top off/below markers.
-Smart: place different blocks on different markers.
-Fast: faster
-Strong: cary more blocks
-Brainy: place blocks on markers in special order. (sapling->bonemeal)
Interesting idea, but I must ask; Why?
If the 'removing block' part is meant for mining, then you still have to dig in to place the markers. Besides, you already have the arcane bore for this.
However, the redstone golem gives me another idea. I assume you intend this to be for building. Assign this golem to an inventory, and it will use this inventory to gather the building blocks. Assign it to a color, and it will place the blocks on markers of that color. You can also set how high.... you know what, screw it. I'll just draw it instead.
I imagine that the advanced versions could be set to two different markers, and could add an extra block as building material. For instance:
Orange marker: Build 6 blocks high.
Main building material: Stone bricks.
Secondary building material: Glass. Place glass on block level 2 and 3.
Yellow marker:
Build 6 blocks high. Main building material: Stone bricks.
Secondary building material: None.
My golems seem to ignore marked transportation minecarts. Is there a special place where I need to place the marker, or dosen't it work at all.
Also what problems can a dangerous node create, beside wisp (which dosen't seem to spawn on my world anyway). And are any of them active on peacefull?
They can occasionally burp out a giant zombie, but Peaceful gets rid of those. By FAR the most problematic though is Potentia Overload, which I do beleive is active on Peaceful but I'm not sure. Basically...It makes lightning hit and due to the fact that it can happen while it isn't raining, it's a severe fire hazard. Problem is, though, it will - ALWAYS - target golems if they're nearby. It is laser-focussed on those. So, don't dump a lot of Potentia into the air. Also, there can be a few small outbreaks of spontaneous combustion if there's too much Ignis, and - I'm not sure what caused it out of Mortuus or Malum, but whatever it was, it randomly turned my pigs into Zombie Pigmen.
(Also, your spelling was perfect and your grammar in that was very good, apart from one missing question mark on the first sentence. You're certainly more literate than some of the people I see on here. c: )
That's the obvious solution, but I plan to have my input chest be an ender chest, and they can store far less items than diamond chests, which I use for storage.
But yeah, I'll figure out a system to make that work.
clay golems attached to your chests should solv that problem
Lailan: I don't think that golems can work with chest carts while they are on the move, I really don't know how they interact with them. Nodes may cause various statis effects, poison, weakness, ect as well as lighting (Thanks Ross).
I really like the idea of a builer golem, though to give it wings I think you should use it in another infusion altar recipe that has the golem in the center with the left and right colums filled with feathers. Aspects needed would include: flight, speed, motion, and control. And the main material of the golem would be amber bricks. I don't quite now about a block breaker golem (why not just use an RP one).
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I left the enderman to observe and emulate the steves, I want to know more about them. Wish me luck.
One question I have about the nodes, is if one dies off, will another eventually spawn, or will the area be "dead" for magic?
Nah. Just get a Silverwood sapling, plant it, and whack it with your Hoe of Renewal. Boosh, instant aura. I'd plant a few and merge the new nodes, just to give you enough to work with. Don't worry about the flux that creates, the nodes from those trees are Pure, so they'd self-purge the aura.
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Resident Thaumaturge cake-dragon at your service o:
I really like the idea of a builer golem, though to give it wings I think you should use it in another infusion altar recipe that has the golem in the center with the left and right colums filled with feathers. Aspects needed would include: flight, speed, motion, and control. And the main material of the golem would be amber bricks. I don't quite now about a block breaker golem (why not just use an RP one).
I was thinking more like this:
[M][O][M]
[W][M][W]
[M][E][M]
M= Golem material
O= Golem animation core
W= Wing material
E= Empty
For the sake of making it a more expensive crafting recipe, I suggest making the wing material enchanted fabric.
Also, when I think about it, it'd probably be best to give the golems actual power of flight. Consider this; if one golem runs out of materials half way up a 10 blocks tall pillar and jumps down to get more, then how is it supposed to reach up there unless it flies?
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It's better to ask a stupid question than not knowing the answer.
I have an idea, I was making a laboratory under my house and I had put down a clay pot to put a Greatwood sapling in, but it didn't work. I know Silverwood tree saplings work, but what about Greatwood saplings?. I don't think this is a bug, but I thought it wood be good for aesthetics if you could do this. Also, you should be able to make element-infused stone in an infusion alter by using 4 stone and 5 shards. Again, just for aesthetics.
Thanks for the answer.
And I didn't even run this trough word correction, wow.
I try to get my english to C1 and my teachers seem to be laughing at me, because I'm one of worst students in my class.
Probably not going to work. Silverwood saplings need aura to grow. If there isn't nearby, they will remain saplings. The only way is to move a node closer (but nearby nodes should be drained too) or use crystal clusters.
It seemed to work for me.
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Resident Thaumaturge cake-dragon at your service o:
That make a lot more sence Bernardos. I truthfully don't like it that you have to use either a buildcraft flattener or computercraft turtels (I am no good at programming) to creat large and modular structures. Yes for enchanted fabric being wings, and while the golem isn't flying the fabric would look like a cape with a line down the center which would expand out when he flies.
Lailan: What is a C1 equivilent to in the U.S. gradeing system, a C+? Overall you seem to have a handle on English.
Nah. Just get a Silverwood sapling, plant it, and whack it with your Hoe of Renewal. Boosh, instant aura. I'd plant a few and merge the new nodes, just to give you enough to work with. Don't worry about the flux that creates, the nodes from those trees are Pure, so they'd self-purge the aura.
Whack it, huh?
Eh, games. From whacking saplings for instant gigantic trees to whacking toolboxes for automated sentry guns. Somehow, a downward striking motion that can easily kill a guy is consistently used to construct things. Go figure.
At least TC3 has magic as an excuse, huh?
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"Better Than Wolves: where the line between morality and immorality is a mile wide and has loops in some places." - Stormweaver
Does anyone have any experience with running this on a server? As in, is it demanding/does it cause a lot of lag?
I'm a bit afraid my PC isn't good enough to run a FTB-server with this installed in it, already deleted Mystcraft to be sure.
No it's not it’s the fifth step out of six from the ESOL [English for Speakers of Other Languages] tests. It is the level of English commonly needed to study in English and some international or big company’s also want that, or at last the step below the B2.
Back to playing, I still need to figure out how to transport the resources from the arcane bore, to my base. Ideas?
Enderchests? Tesseracts? or you could go full old school and carry the stuff, not sure how well Golems interact with Mystcraft portals I suspect they don't at all (Azanor is good but that is a level of pathfinding that would be a mongrel to code I'd suspect) but that would be very cool your slaves portalling over and bringing your haul back.
you can make a world with the same seed and then copy the aura.dat file to the world that has broken auras
That doesn't work anymore with the newest version... I've tried a few times.
But I did manage to fix my nodes by making a new world of that seed then using MCEdit to transplant my base... not a perfect or easy solution to the problem, but it's worked for now.
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I think the term neglected is the wrong thing to use, more like abused
Interesting idea, but I must ask; Why?
If the 'removing block' part is meant for mining, then you still have to dig in to place the markers. Besides, you already have the arcane bore for this.
However, the redstone golem gives me another idea. I assume you intend this to be for building. Assign this golem to an inventory, and it will use this inventory to gather the building blocks. Assign it to a color, and it will place the blocks on markers of that color. You can also set how high.... you know what, screw it. I'll just draw it instead.
I imagine that the advanced versions could be set to two different markers, and could add an extra block as building material. For instance:
Orange marker:
Build 6 blocks high.
Main building material: Stone bricks.
Secondary building material: Glass.
Place glass on block level 2 and 3.
Yellow marker:
Build 6 blocks high.
Main building material: Stone bricks.
Secondary building material: None.
It's better to ask a stupid question than not knowing the answer.
They can occasionally burp out a giant zombie, but Peaceful gets rid of those. By FAR the most problematic though is Potentia Overload, which I do beleive is active on Peaceful but I'm not sure. Basically...It makes lightning hit and due to the fact that it can happen while it isn't raining, it's a severe fire hazard. Problem is, though, it will - ALWAYS - target golems if they're nearby. It is laser-focussed on those. So, don't dump a lot of Potentia into the air. Also, there can be a few small outbreaks of spontaneous combustion if there's too much Ignis, and - I'm not sure what caused it out of Mortuus or Malum, but whatever it was, it randomly turned my pigs into Zombie Pigmen.
(Also, your spelling was perfect and your grammar in that was very good, apart from one missing question mark on the first sentence. You're certainly more literate than some of the people I see on here. c: )
clay golems attached to your chests should solv that problem
the little blocks mod
I really like the idea of a builer golem, though to give it wings I think you should use it in another infusion altar recipe that has the golem in the center with the left and right colums filled with feathers. Aspects needed would include: flight, speed, motion, and control. And the main material of the golem would be amber bricks. I don't quite now about a block breaker golem (why not just use an RP one).
Nah. Just get a Silverwood sapling, plant it, and whack it with your Hoe of Renewal. Boosh, instant aura. I'd plant a few and merge the new nodes, just to give you enough to work with. Don't worry about the flux that creates, the nodes from those trees are Pure, so they'd self-purge the aura.
you can make a world with the same seed and then copy the aura.dat file to the world that has broken auras
ACEI was thinking more like this:
[M][O][M]
[W][M][W]
[M][E][M]
M= Golem material
O= Golem animation core
W= Wing material
E= Empty
For the sake of making it a more expensive crafting recipe, I suggest making the wing material enchanted fabric.
Also, when I think about it, it'd probably be best to give the golems actual power of flight. Consider this; if one golem runs out of materials half way up a 10 blocks tall pillar and jumps down to get more, then how is it supposed to reach up there unless it flies?
It's better to ask a stupid question than not knowing the answer.
Aura Nodes should NEVER "die off", they should eventually replenish themselves from nearby Nodes, even if they are on zero.
*through.
ACEIt seemed to work for me.
Lailan: What is a C1 equivilent to in the U.S. gradeing system, a C+? Overall you seem to have a handle on English.
Whack it, huh?
Eh, games. From whacking saplings for instant gigantic trees to whacking toolboxes for automated sentry guns. Somehow, a downward striking motion that can easily kill a guy is consistently used to construct things. Go figure.
At least TC3 has magic as an excuse, huh?
I'm a bit afraid my PC isn't good enough to run a FTB-server with this installed in it, already deleted Mystcraft to be sure.
Enderchests? Tesseracts? or you could go full old school and carry the stuff, not sure how well Golems interact with Mystcraft portals I suspect they don't at all (Azanor is good but that is a level of pathfinding that would be a mongrel to code I'd suspect) but that would be very cool your slaves portalling over and bringing your haul back.
That doesn't work anymore with the newest version... I've tried a few times.
But I did manage to fix my nodes by making a new world of that seed then using MCEdit to transplant my base... not a perfect or easy solution to the problem, but it's worked for now.