Just so people are aware, I've made my own patcher to use ASM to fix Binnie's code directly rather than decompile and fork it like (I presume) vSkyD1 did. It should also be noted that by doing so, there's no licence issues if you wanted to include it in a modpack. Download + more information here: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/1-7-10-binnie-patcher.143722/

I tried installing it as you instructed, and alone Alpha 1.2.6 loads and plays fine, but trying to add Fycraft results in this java crash:

[11:07:10] [Client thread/FATAL] [ExtrabiomesXL/ExtrabiomesXL]: ExtrabiomesXL had had a problem loading its configuration

For the Most Part this thread is a placeholder. Post bugs and whatnot here or on github, but Minecraft Forums emails me new posts and Github does not...just saying.

Those that have looked at the previous thread for ABO would know that Flow86 is MIA, and that I have taken over the project. ABO finally has so little left of Flow86's code that I can call the technical side of this mod mine at least, even though the mod is still his. So try to contact him about code he didn't write, and wait...for a long time, or post here to the person who still puts in the effort so you can complain about a very stable mod you managed to mess up.

Please note: I have a full time job. As in I work at least 40 hours a week, and become a remarkably unpleasant person without 8 hours of sleep. If I fix whatever you're complaining about right away, you sir or madam are very lucky, because don't expect it.

Finally here's the stuff you people actually care about:

Please note that are currently 2 versions on github. One is for BC7.0 and the other is for BC7.1.

GitHub:

https://github.com/da3dsoul/Additional-Buildcraft-Objects



Downloads:

Current Release: 4.0.6

https://github.com/da3dsoul/Additional-Buildcraft-Objects/releases

Straight from my readme.md on GitHub:

"

License

This is originally by Flow86, but I have at this point rewritten the entire mod.

My license is: unless you are Flow86, don't say it is yours. Other than that, I don't care. If I see it, I'd like to at least see a shoutout in at least 4pt font. If you download it, make sure you trust the source. If you post an error, the first response if given at all will be to first re-download from me.

"

The downloads for this mod will be kept (mostly) up to date on GitHub's release section because I have a grudge against MediaFire for past issues when their TOS changed often several years ago....

The source will always be the most up to date version. Learn to click the build.bat file I spent 15 seconds making for you people.

Now for some quoting of partially updated and still mostly deprecated readme.



For recipes: I made some pictures, but minecraft forums broke the links and I can't get them to work. It's best to use NEI. (They are also mostly the same if you've used the mod before)

Items

Acclerators

• Place the blocks as the vertices/corners of a rectangular prism. If placed correctly, they will connect with lasers. They cost 1 rf per object updated, whether it is a block, entity, or tile entity, and regardless of whether it actually did anything. For example, a furnace will waste power when idle.

Windmills

Recipe:




Placement rules: Must be placed on 2 fence posts (or nether fence). Must not have any opaque blocks within 2 blocks at its height or 1 below. Can NOT push energy to the east (over the blades, they don't rotate).

Windmill energy rules are grouped into two sections: Plains and Hills.

Windmills gain two types of boosts: Biome and Height.

Plains Rules: If a windmill is placed in a biome with low height variation (flat), it will follow the Plains rule set.

**Bonuses:

Biome: Windmills gain a bonus for simply being placed in the plains section, the amount of bonus depends on the biome. Flatter is better.


Height: Windmills placed as close as possible to sea level will provide the maximum height boost. Sea level assumed 64 -> + 2 for fence posts -> the windmill block should be at 66.

Hills Rules:

Biome: Windmills gain no bonus from biome placement in hills, but can make up for it and still achieve maximum output with Height.


Height: The higher a windmill is placed in hills, the greater the bonus, capping at a height of 124 meters.

All windmills gain an extra a boost in the rain.

The maximum output for windmills is 13.75 RF/t without rain and 15 RF/t with rain.

Waterwheels


Waterwheels are far cheaper than windmills. They are also much bigger and need more setup.

Recipe:
XAX
ABA
XAX
X = Stick
A = Stone (smooth)
B = Iron Gear

Waterwheels produce less energy than windmills, but some may find them to still be OP. Config.



In case you absolutely can't figure out how to place them (seriously, they're easier than windmills).

As for how to set one up...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_wheel

Ender Storage

Simply an Ender Chest for Buildcraft. Adding an insertion pipe to an ender chest allows putting items in. Right-clicking on the insertion pipe when connected opens the bc Ender Chest for easy of use and debugging purposes, for that "where'd all my items go?" moment.

Insertion: The Insertion Pipe will choose to add items to the ender chest before anything else. If you don't like that, don't put an ender chest next to an insertion pipe. It is the only pipe that will connect to them now.


Ender Extraction Pipe

Recipe:

*The Pipe is an Extraction Pipe

• Usage: Stole/borrowed the gui from the emerald pipe in buildcraft, along with all the logic and everything but the item extraction, which only pulls from the ender storage. I doubt BC will sue me, and they can have it. I just wanted a way to transport items 6000 blocks without making all that pipe and then keeping it loaded. Yes, this works across dimensions.

Power it with an engine, it'll extract just like an emerald but connects to an ender chest.

Pipes

Division Pipe

Splits stacks into a specified size 1-8, incremented with a wrench. If the stack has a remainder, the moving item will be reversed.

Round Robin Transport Pipe

will change output per item(stack)

Recipe:

Insertion Transport Pipe

Insertion Pipes given the choice between putting a item in the pipe in to an inventory (A chest or a furnace) and passing it along to another pipe, the Insertion Pipe will always try to add the item to the inventory.

This pipe is very useful for feedback loops as it forces the item to go in to the last machine if it can.

Recipe:

Fluid Insertion Pipe

Same as insertion pipe but for fluids. With the way the fluid system is set up in Buildcraft, the fluids will distribute equally to all attached tank blocks.

Recipe:

Extraction Transport Pipe

Extraction Pipe is the opposite of the Insertion Pipe. If the pipe can choose between an inventory and another pipe the pipe will always go with the next pipe. Also this pipe behaves the same as a wood pipe where it will pull items out of an inventory if the pipe has an active redstone engine applied to it.

This pipe is useful for tight spaces where you do not want a pipe to accidentally fill a chest or machine.

Recipe:

Crossover Transport Pipe

This pipe will direct material entering it to the pipe (or something accepting material, like chests) directly across from it. If no such pipe exists, a random direction is chosen.

Recipe:

Compactor Transport Pipe

Combines items(tacks) to larger itemstacks (currently to itemstacks >= 16 items)
can be toggled/switched by ABO-Actions and Redstone

Recipe:

Valve Pipe

acts like a (golden) wooden pipe (without need of wooden engine)
can be toggled/switched by ABO-Actions and Redstone

can empty a full tank with enough (=full) pressure for two golden pipes in seconds!

Pressure behavior: Will empty down to half of tank valve pipe is connected to or entire tank if placed on bottom tank.

Config option to disable pressure behavior.

Recipe:

Golden Iron Fluid Pipe

acts like a iron pipe with speed of a golden pipe

Recipe:

Balancing Fluid Pipe

balances liquid of connected tanks

Thanks to Oxygene13 for his idea.

Recipe:

Kinesis Switch Pipe

acts as lever for power pipes
can be toggled/switched by ABO-Actions and Redstone

Recipe:

Diode Kinesis Pipe

acts as a diode/iron pipe for kinesis pipes

Recipe:

Actions

Switch On Pipe

activates the pipe as long as the action is active (On/Off via Signal)
a pipe toggled "on" will be set to off if switch-on is deactivated

Toggle On Pipe

activates the pipe and keeps it activated until a ToggleOff/SwitchOn occurs (On via Signal)

Toggle Off Pipe

deactivates the pipe (Off via Signal)

Vending block lets you sell blocks and items.

Description:

Changelog:

Downloads:
Vending
Autoutils (required library mod, shared between all my mods)


Installation:
1. Install Minecraft forge.
2. Put Autoutils .jar file you downloaded into mods directory.
3. Put the mod's .jar file you downloaded into mods directory.

Videos:
JANKYstream:

imaboy321:

Texture pack support:

Permissions:
This mod is available under GPL2.
You are allowed to include it into mod packs of any kind, without asking for permission.

Old versions:

This is a tool for use with Curse packs that allows you to assemble packs even if you can't use Curse Voice to do so (for instance, if you're on Linux or Mac) or if you simply don't want to use Curse Voice for whatever reason. All you have to do is download the .zip file from Curse and my Pack Assembler, run the Pack Assembler, then it'll assemble your pack in much the same way Curse Voice would!

Supported Operating Systems: This assembler is written in Java, so it should work fine on any computer that can run the PC version of Minecraft.

WARNING: This is a brand-new project, so bugs are to be expected. I've done some testing, but not a huge amount. Please report any bugs you find on GitHub and I'll look into them as soon as I can. Constructive criticism and suggestions are also always welcome

This tool is made available on GitHub, complete with source code. As far as licensing goes, don't make any money on it, and don't claim or imply that you made it. Beyond that, do with it what you want.

Download link: Download here

Known Issues

Technical Details

Note to Curse staff

#StopModReposts on Twitter! Want the last info? Follow @StopModReposts! We also have a website!

The list may be found at GitHub.

If you are a mod author trying to get your mods removed from those sites, look at this. If your videos are being reposted at YouTube, look at this.

StopModReposts is a movement against illegal redistribution of
Minecraft content, mainly focused on mods. The movement consists of a website, a Twitter campaign, a list of illegal mod mirrors, and several browser plugins. We also have an IRC channel and a Twitter profile.

To report a site that might be illegally redistributing mods, please open an issue in our issue tracker.
We do currently target reposts of the following content types: mods,
resource packs, maps, and modpacks. In addition, we target websites
providing malicious Minecraft content.

Why is mod theft a problem?

The feeling of finding your work on those websites. Just the feeling of finding your mods on those websites is extremely discouraging for many people. Lets say that you wrote a book. The day after, you see the book in a shop, with a big "9books" logo on the front page. You haven't even been notified. How would you feel? You then read the books ToS, and see that "9books" is claiming to own your book! This is extremely discouraging.

Outdated versions. When users find a bug, they then go to the mod author to report it. The problem is, that the bug was fixed 2 months ago! This is very annoying for both the author and the user.

Wrong Minecraft versions. Those websites are marking the mods as working with wrong Minecraft version. They do this to get more downloads. The user will then go to the mod author and complain.

Possible malware. Mods from those sites are untrustable, and may contain malware.

Making money of other peoples work. Those sites are placing other peoples mods behind AdFly links, and other ads, and are directly earning money on other peoples work!

Stealing money. When many people download from those sites instead of the official sites, the author loses revenue. Modders don't earn much from their mods, but small amounts of money can be a big motivation.

Stealing downloads. Maybe one of the most encouraging things about making mods, is seeing your mods getting lots of downloads. When many users download from those sites instead of the official sites, the author loses many of downloads from his/her server. This is extremely discouraging for the modder.



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Yes you read that right, Intermediary is a mod that bridges the gap between Minecraft 1.2.5 and 1.7.10. Or at least it tries to, because it's still at an early stage; many things are functional, but many other things aren't.

This is not meant for stable gameplay environments. It's riddled with bugs and unimplemented features. Don't use it on a good save game. There's a very high chance you'll do something to crash the game, possibly so badly that you can't reload the save without removing Intermediary altogether. You'll probably be playing around with it in creative mode for now anyways, so just use a new world. Or better yet, use a completely seperate Minecraft instance.

You'll probably want to have NEI installed (the regular 1.7.10 version), because not all blocks added will show up in the Intermediary creative menu at this time.

If you want to follow development of the project, you could look on my Twitter account, where I tend to post too many images and animations of my progress!

Feel free to post in this thread success you've had with mods, lists of bugs or crashes you've found, how you caused them, screenshots of issues, etc. Being able to recreate them is important in fixing them!

Q. How do I use it?

A. Drop the Intermediary mod JAR into your regular Forge mods folder. Run Minecraft once, and you should see a new folder appear in your Minecraft folder called "Intermediary". Inside there you'll find a new "mods" folder. This is where you put your 1.2.5 mods.

Q. How does it work?

A. Intermediary creates an abstraction layer for 1.2.5 mods which are attempting to access Minecraft, ModLoader, FML, and Forge. Mods believe they're running inside of 1.2.5. Many of the Java classes involved in this abstraction layer are simply empty dummy classes so that the mods will load. Others include behavior to translate actions between the two versions as accurately as possible, despite their sometimes significant differences. The only thing of Minecraft 1.7.10's that the 1.2.5 mods have direct access to is the OpenGL context.

Q. Didn't mods have block and item ID conflicts back then?

A. They sure did, and you get to enjoy that all over again! Mods will not have ID conflicts with 1.7.10 mods; they will however have conflicts with other 1.2.5 mods that you're trying to use. Most mod configs should end up inside of your "Intermediary" directory after you run them for the first time, so you'll be able to edit them from there to avoid any issues.

Q. Mods were separate for client and server in 1.2.5. How does that work now that the client and server are integrated?

A. Intermediary currently only uses 1.2.5 client mods. Functionality is transparently encapsulated and synchronized across the client and server, and works for things such as tile entities and containers. As far as the 1.2.5 mods are concerned, they're still running on a 1.2.5 client. This still results in synchronization issues with some things currently, however, such as item stacks, certain inventories, entity data, etc.

Q. Can I run this on a server?

A. Not currently, but this may be possible in the future.

Q. What mods work?

A. At this point, not many. And the ones which do work usually have a number of issues. Compatibility entirely comes down to me running a mod and then implementing the classes/fields/methods that a mod is trying to use.

Mods used during the development of this mod are: (Note: All are the client-side versions)

• RedPower 2 pr5b2 - Red alloy wiring works, tubes and related blocks work (for the most part), logic devices work, microblocks work (but have to be crafted since they're not available from the creative menu or NEI), Blulectric machines work, frames work (but with rendering glitches), computers work, worldgen, etc.
• Equivalent Exchange 2 v1.4.6.5 - Most of the machines work, overall. Collectors, Relays, Condenser, DM Furnace, etc. A few of the items kind of work (such as the Vulcanite and Evertide Amulets, Destruction Catalyst, etc).
• Buildcraft v2.2.14 - Engines mostly work, item pipes kind of work (item stack sync issues result in problems piping items into chests, and there are item rendering issues), tanks work for water and lava, fluid pipes work, the quarry will dig blogs but doesn't render the arm. Engines and power pipes will indeed explode if you let them!
• IndustrialCraft 2 v1.97 - It loads, but the energy net is a bit flaky. Some machines will work. Worldgen works.
• Iron Chests v3.3.1.21 - Works, for the most part. Chest lids get stuck. Item rendering in crystal chests might be screwy for some things, especially vanilla items.
• Nether Ores v1.2.1 - It loads, you can place the blocks, that's it.
• Thaumcraft v2.1.6d - It loads, some blocks can be placed and used, worldgen, portable hole works, not sure what else.
• Forestry v1.4.8.7 (BC2 API version) - Farming machines work, engines work, worldgen, etc.
• Thermal Expansion v1.0.4.2 (BC2 API version) - Machines work, GUIs work, compatible with BuildCraft, etc.
• Portal Gun v2 and v3* - Faith plates and portal frames kind of work, portal guns sometimes work, it's buggy! (NOTE: Set seeThroughPortals=0 in its properties file in the mods directory)
• More Creeps & Weirdos v2.62a** - It loads, that's all! Requires CustomMobSpawner (tested using v1.5.1).
• Railcraft v5.3.3 - Coke oven works, water tank forms but doesn't collect, blast furnace won't lock into form, most blocks don't work, some items don't render but will when placed.
• ComputerCraft v1.4 - Loads, that's it.
• CameraCraft - Loads, but doesn't appear to work, items have broken rendering.
• Balkon's Weapon Mod - Entities will render, knife and dynamite can be thrown but don't work well, most stuff is broken.

Please note that there are currently major GUI bugs which affect all mods running in Intermediary. This affects the player inventory as well when you have an Intermediary-based GUI open.

*PortalGun requires you to move everything from the inner "portalgun" folder into the root of the zip before it'll work, since it normally had weird installation instructions for the time, but can still work with Intermediary fortunately with this method.

**More Creeps and Weirdos requires you to take the MoreCreepsAndWeirdos.zip archive out of the main zip and use that in your Intermediary mods folder. Don't worry about the resources, they won't work right now anyway.

Download

Build 008 - (primary) (backup)

Build 007 - (primary) (backup)

Build 006 - (primary) (backup)

Build 005 - (primary) (backup)

Build 004 - (primary) (backup)

Build 003 - (primary) (backup)

Build 002 - (primary) (backup)

Build 001 - (primary) (backup)

Changelog

Build 008 - March 19th, 2015

• Implemented workaround for crash from breaking some TC2 blocks due to Forge introducing incompatibility in 1.7.10 for breakBlock calls
• Implemented some EntityFX support, particles in TC2 appear to work properly
• Reworked item usage to improve client/server compatibility, resolves putting disks into RP2 disk drive
• Fixed crash with TC2 when fetching ItemStack info
• Improved tool support, RP2 and other mods with tools should work now
• Implemented custom tool materials
• TC2 tool special abilities somewhat working, though some actions only affect client side for some reason
• Prevented TC2 GUI crash
• Implemented TextureFX, various animated things render now, like RP2 frame motors, BC liquids, TC2 liquid vis, etc
• Fixed bug in timing of client world ticks
• Added a more universal system for dealing with static fields used in world ticks
• Misc crash fixes

Build 007 - March 12th, 2015

• Portal guns work a tiny bit, but are still really glitchy
• Reworked item/block/stack name localizations, most mods now show proper names
• Fixed a crash with RP2 deployers that got introduced during build 006's development
• Connected some chat messages, RP2 voltmeter prints to screen now
• Added support for ICraftingHandler, RP2 saws now properly take damage when crafting microblocks
• Added texture info for some vanilla blocks, makes various RP2 microblocks render properly
• Added worldgen support
• Added better biome conversion
• Added better block color override support
• Bridged various block harvesting functionality, things now take time to break, most have proper drops now
• Limited lava detection during worldgen to 10%; prevents out of control RP2 volcanoes due to newer 1.7.10 worldgen
• IC2 tree tap can be used on rubber trees
• Thaumcraft 2 fixes, worldgen works, Goggles of Revealing work, Eldritch Monoliths can be opened, Arcane Singularity works, etc
• Implemented random and scheduled block updates

If you like what I do enough to throw your hard-earned money at me, it would certainly be appreciated!

• This is untested on various platforms. If you have any problems, let me know, specifically the OS you're using and whether it's 32 or 64-bit. This is a factor due to native libraries that Minecraft requires.
• There is no installer yet for using Meddle with the vanilla Minecraft launcher, although it is fully compatible. This wasn't a priority since there are currently other ways to run mods generated with FMC. I can add instructions on how to install it manually if there's interest, but an installer will be available soon.
• There is no Eclipse or other IDE workspace available yet, since I have yet to dig into the file formats involved. If you're familiar with your IDE though then you may be able to figure this out on your own, but feel free to ask if there's anything you need to know.
• You might see some assets being skipped during setup. This is normal, since some assets are referred to with different names, but are actually the same file. FMC ignores files that already exist so that you can re-run setup if you want without downloading everything again.
• You will probably see one patch fail during the setup process. This is also normal, since code generated during decompilation is not always the same on each run, so multiple patches for the same result are sometimes necessary.