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I have the same issue when connecting to it from my PC. I can assure you nothing it wrong with the site, the error there just needs to be ignored. I can't remember the solution, but I ran a Google search about the error and it helped me to fix it.

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Hey, on your official server how do you craft Smelter and Smithing Anvil?

I've checked the crafting guide under utilities but whenever I try to craft for instance the Smithing Anvil it appears in my inventory until I try to place it then it dissapears and I get the materials back, same if I try to make multiple ones the Anvil will dissapear and the materials will appear back in my inventory.

I noticed they are in the merchants shop however I am unable to purchase them.

Also another thing is it still possible to hold shift while mining ores for a slim chance of obtaining the ore block itself?

I ask this as I mined over 300+ copper/tin ores in the Varrock Mine however I didn't get a single ore block.

My mining level is quite low level 15.

Thanks.

Edit: Can you make "wild flax" an Organic material like its counterpart "flax" which is grown using the farming skill? As it is quite hard getting materials for compost when you are level 1 farming and the only organic material is Onions which you need compost to grow so finding them in the wild is quite a pain.

Sorry for taking so long to respond, we've been rather busy. Now that I have a moment, I can tell you that smelters and anvils were turned off before. They are no longer turned off, so you should be able to craft them, no problem. Since the map is being developed by admins and moderators, the ore pickups are disabled so everyone can mine in designated areas.

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How does construction level up? Is that with placing or crafting with certain blocks?

To level up the Construction skill, placing blocks is not enough. You will also need some nails and a hammer. With the appropriate level of nails in your inventory for the block (the Smithing level of the nails must be at least the Construction level of the block), hit the placed block with any hammer (Construction level determines which hammers you can use for Construction, similar to their Smithing requirements). To see which blocks you can place, check the Construction guide.

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I also just thought of this, do normal minecraft stuff spawn with this mod? Like the vanilla trees and ores?

These are disabled by default. There are many configuration options to change the behavior of the mod, such as enabling vanilla spawns, disabling RSMC spawns, and so on.

Hey everyone...I'm back! And I can play Runescape again finally!

They are on the right side of the page, they are there.

Well, it seems this mod has improved a lot since I last saw it. I tried out the latest version earlier and I have to say it is very well done. So far the gameplay seems fine and the config options are great.

Sorry if this is shown somewhere and I missed it, but what is the exp per level and exp per actions listed anywhere? It doesn't seem to be the same rates as RuneScape uses and I am not sure if I'd need to up the base exp rates in configs or not. Also, is there any content beyond level 120? I noticed the max level was set at 200 in the config. It would be cool if there was an option to rebalance it to the classic 99 max, or configs to customize the levels for everything, but I would expect that not to be simple to change.

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Well, it seems this mod has improved a lot since I last saw it. I tried out the latest version earlier and I have to say it is very well done. So far the gameplay seems fine and the config options are great.

Sorry if this is shown somewhere and I missed it, but what is the exp per level and exp per actions listed anywhere? It doesn't seem to be the same rates as RuneScape uses and I am not sure if I'd need to up the base exp rates in configs or not. Also, is there any content beyond level 120? I noticed the max level was set at 200 in the config. It would be cool if there was an option to rebalance it to the classic 99 max, or configs to customize the levels for everything, but I would expect that not to be simple to change.

We're glad to see you are enjoying the mod!

From what I can recall, most experience values for actions are shown on the skill guides by holding shift to view the tooltips. Note, that some experience values are dynamic instead of static, depending on the action, so it probably will not list everything. These values and formulas are not configurable.

The highest piece of content is repairing Ancient (Barrows) items on an anvil, which should bring the max level for content to around 150. Again, this is just from my memory, so it may not be exact. Many skills use the effective level to determine how fast to perform an action. It may be noticeable that having a higher level in Mining will actually make mining ore faster. The same principal applies to actions with cool downs, such as Firemaking or Cooking.

As I said, the experience values are not configurable, and by extension, neither are the levels. We have considered implementing a configurable system for those that want to change things, but we tried to stick more with the system of RuneScape rather than their explicit values. For example, in RuneScape, creating a Platebody costs 5 bars of material, and in RSMC it costs 8, so based on the different recipe requirements, it wouldn't match up and give an even yield. RuneScape rewards Smithing experience with a fixed value per bar, and not per item.

Ah, thanks; I'll have to further review those skill guides then. Is there any place I can see the exp table though? Or perhaps commands ingame to help me figure that out. Like how much exp is needed for level 100 or such. I want to check how long it will take to max or hit certain milestones so I can decide if I'd want a higher base exp rate. Also, if I change the base exp, will the skill guides reflect this?

Aside from the exp stuff, I remember there was one thing I did get stuck on. How do you get a bucket of lava for the Smelter? I didn't see the bucket recipe in the skill guides and I haven't added other mods like NEI to check its recipe. Speaking of which, are there any other recommended mods to use with RSMC? The only ones I thought of so far are NEI and Waila, maybe a map mod too.

[Edit: you start with a bucket don't you? Well... I've also found the set level command and am using that to find exp for levels.]

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Ah, thanks; I'll have to further review those skill guides then. Is there any place I can see the exp table though? Or perhaps commands ingame to help me figure that out. Like how much exp is needed for level 100 or such. I want to check how long it will take to max or hit certain milestones so I can decide if I'd want a higher base exp rate. Also, if I change the base exp, will the skill guides reflect this?

Aside from the exp stuff, I remember there was one thing I did get stuck on. How do you get a bucket of lava for the Smelter? I didn't see the bucket recipe in the skill guides and I haven't added other mods like NEI to check its recipe. Speaking of which, are there any other recommended mods to use with RSMC? The only ones I thought of so far are NEI and Waila, maybe a map mod too.

[Edit: you start with a bucket don't you? Well... I've also found the set level command and am using that to find exp for levels.]

Mod compatibility is not guaranteed, so we can't promise that it will work, or offer continued support to make sure it works. There are a lot of changes. For calculating exp per level, use the formula below.

f(x) = 97.6677946 * x * 1.296387471^(x / 11), where f(x) is the amount of experience to get from level x to x + 1

For level 100, the experience required is around 1.4m.

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Why do you use such a complicated formula to calculate experience? Why not just use a simple exponential function such as f(x) = 50 * (2)^x?

The biggest problem with that formula is that it would take 3.1691265e31 experience just to get from level 99 to 100.

We derived the formula by supplying known values for f(1) and f(99) being 100 and 100,000, respectively.