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Quote from InsaneJ

Natura, IC2 and MFR are installed, Twilight Forest and ThaumCraft are not.

If I look at the section below "[ForgeModLoader] Mod sorting data" (line 964) then it appears that MFR comes after DragonAPI if that's what you mean?

Some mods mention "after: ..." like RotaryCraft does: (after:DragonAPI). If DragonAPI needs to be loaded after those mods you mentioned, is there a way to do this manually? Or is it something the mod has to check for?

Quote from InsaneJ

What I did was update HappyDiggers AMP v1.5.2 with EnderIO v0.2.3.40 and the latest versions of RotaryCraft/DragonAPI.
If you want you can download the HappyDiggers AMP mod pack from the FTB launcher using code HappyDiggersAMP
Altough I used MultiMC, you should be able to replicate the results using the FTB launcher.

Quote from BBoldt

As far as I know it was made legit from one of the people on my server. I couldn't reproduce it either just by spawning it in, but the chunk where okyriosy made it crashed anyone who got near. Maybe as he speculated it's due to the fact that we are at 1000000, -1000000 blocks out. Thanks for taking the time to respond.

Quote from BBoldt

Also another thing, I hate to bring up buried issues but I'm having this problem as well:
I know it's most likely a bug in forestry, but it only happens with rotarycraft installed, the worktable works fine without it. The reason I'm bringing this up again here is because I'm pretty sure SirSengir has abandoned 1.5.2 versions.
There wasn't even a response to Lathanael's post on the forestry forums:
http://forestry.seng...opic.php?id=274
It's not too huge of a deal that the worktable doesn't work, as it only kicks people from the server when they right click it. It does crash you in single player though.

    public IRecipe getRecipe(InventoryCrafting crafting, World world) {
      for (IRecipe recipe : this.overrides) {
        **if (recipe.matches(crafting, world)) {**
          return recipe;
        }
      }
    }

1. Worktable container (the interface between Gui item slots and the TE inventory) calls the TileEntity's "setRecipe(craftMatrix) function when initialized via calling "updateRecipe".
2. setRecipe calls RECIPE_BRIDGE.getRecipe(craftMatrix, world)
3. getRecipe iterates through a LinkedList of IRecipes (recipe objects), called "overrides", which sould only consist of entries for Bronze Crafting (as declared in the constructor).
4. At some point, it hits null as the value in the list, and when trying to compare it with craftMatrix, crashes with a NPE.

    public RecipeBridge() {
      if (Config.getCraftingBronzeEnabled()) {
        Proxies.log.info("Asserting bronze recipe in worktable.");
        this.overrides.add(PluginCore.getBronzeRecipe());
      }
    }

Quote from InsaneJ

Nope, never used it before. Why?

Quote from BBoldt

Wow, thanks so much. Setting crafting.bronze.enabled to false in the forestry 'common' config stops the worktable from crashing. I cross posted that info over to the topic that Lathanael started in the forestry forums. I'm glad some sort of solution was found.
You're awesome!

Quote from toxycated

Download links for the DragonAPI and RotaryCraft are broken. Deleted from Mediafire apparently.

Quote from Forecaster

@Reika In regards to your faq where you mention the railcraft tracking blocks (or "residual heat"), the short term solution is to set block.hidden to 0 in the railcraft config. This will prevent more of them from spawning and also clear existing ones when they load. The long term solution however is for mods to implement the isAir method when checking for air blocks. You should do this if you haven't already.

Quote from InsaneJ

I don't think you can do that with JD-GUI. It can decompile your mod, but it can't show the Java runtime going through your code while it's running.... right? I don't mind doing extra leg work on trying to track down this issue. However I'm not a Java developer so you're going to have to tell me exactly what to do here if you want me to do this.

Quote from toxycated

Download links for the DragonAPI and RotaryCraft are broken. Deleted from Mediafire apparently.

Quote from Reika

I do implement that, and it still often fails. Plus, that test relies on world and xyz coordinates, which are not always known, as I often deal with forge functions that give me only an ID (and maybe metadata), or a block instance, or something else.

-snippity-

Quote from InsaneJ

Is this what you're looking for?

@Mod.Init public void init(FMLInitializationEvent paramFMLInitializationEvent) {
rubberWoodBlock = new BlockRubberWood(MFRConfig.rubberWoodBlockId.getInt());
rubberLeavesBlock = new BlockRubberLeaves(MFRConfig.rubberLeavesBlockId.getInt());
rubberSaplingBlock = new BlockRubberSapling(MFRConfig.rubberSaplingBlockId.getInt()); 

Quote from Forecaster

Huh, weird. Well, it is a vanilla function. Oh well, you can add the instructions I wrote on how to disable the tracking blocks to the faq if you want, that might help some people with that.

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Quote from Forecaster

Also, I still can't get rotarycraft to work. DragonAPI (3b) works with this setup, but once I add rotarycraft to it it crashes during startup with this error:
This is a 1.6.3 setup with forge 883.