VegasGoat

Possibly a permissions issue. Looks like forge is failing to create its log file (hooray for empty catch-all, so we can't see the actual file open error). Try right clicking on the folder, going to properties and making sure everyone has read/write access. Edit: Possibly you can right-click the run.bat and select "run as administrator".

Dunk responded to this in that other thread. Basically this would result in false negatives, where there could be ore in an area still but the surface rocks wouldn't ever give any, making it seem like there's none. They don't appear to want that happening. Again from Dunk in that other thread, it's not infinite because there's no way to make new gravel, so it would eventually run out (or not be worth the effort of running 3000 blocks to get more gravel). Especially now that the sluices are fixed to return all types of nearby ore, it takes many stacks of gravel to get enough of a single type of metal for a full ingot. Already covered by others, but this is the same problem, you can still import gravel from elsewhere. If the propick starts giving false positives it will be completely useless. In this case you're sacrificing a little believability for the sake of gameplay. It still has to be fun. A propick giving false positives is not fun. I don't want to go back to branch mining like in vanilla.

Try actually reading the wiki. For example, right there on the front page is a link to "Installation Guide": http://terrafirmacraft.com/wiki/Installation

You added the chocolate mod to minecraft.jar and also placed it in the mods folder. You only need to do one (just put it on the mods folder). Start with a fresh minecraft.jar and only add Forge and PlayerAPI to the jar itself. Everything else goes in the mods folder.

Looks like it's missing the lwjgl library. Try running minecraft by itself (no TFC launcher), it should download that library. Then try the launcher again.

Possibly a problem with PlayerAPI. Did you install it AFTER forge? Also, update to hotfix 18 because 17 had the textures broken.

I think the book recipe is not shapeless, meaning the paper and leather have to be in specific positions. Leather bottom left, and 3 paper down the middle. http://terrafirmacraft.com/wiki/Cloth_%26_Leatherworking#Leather_Recipies

Hmm sounds like the people want a primitive weapons mod. OK then, I'll see if I can implement some of the ideas around here for that.

You can probably change the ID of the bad item in the TFC.cfg file.

It's in the agriculture section of the wiki. Only wheat will get animals to follow you. Other grains like barley or oats can be used for breeding.

Open a command prompt window then do the following: cd pathtolauncherjava -jar TFCLauncher.jarIf it's failing for some reason you'll see the error messages.

This was a bug, looks like (commit logs) it will be fixed in 77.

So I'm basically done with a change to turn this into a woodworking mod, using a GUI that works just like knapping but with wood. Does that make sense, having to actually carve a club shape instead of just using logs? I figured I could then add some other wooden items, maybe take a crack at that slingshot (carving the Y shape from wood, add the leather part like killster550 suggests).

It's probably OK to consider it a bug that you can't put one that's already liquid into the output slot. As for whether a cold one should be allowed, that's a question for the devs.

Might be a stack overflow from all the recursion. If you have a nice sequoia forest to play with, try adding -Xss4M to your server command line and trying to reproduce it.

Emris, looks like the same thing could happen with the barrel, sluice and anvil (for terra bow mod where it can produce more than 1 item).

Nice bug report, the pictures helped. I see how this bug works and will attempt to submit a fix tonight.

As far as I know, yes. I have a nickel sluice so if it does that it must do every other type.

Yeah, I want a Flintlock Glock

For nickel/gold infinite sluice is useful because you don't need huge amounts, 1.25 gold and 5 nickel is enough to make 16 blue steel (4.25 gold for 16 red steel). So in that case the time to make charcoal is probably less than the time spent hunting more ore. The charcoal cost is one of the reasons why I say sluices are better used as a prospecting tool. It also makes those underground lakes have a purpose, you could set up a sluice down there to see if there's any good stuff nearby.

I think it would be annoying if I got a million sticks every time I cut trees for charcoal. Once you can make a scythe, it's really easy to get a lot of sticks when you need them.

How much damage do you take in steel armor or red/blue steel? I think they are so powerful because you need a reason for higher tier armor to exist. Otherwise you'd get zinc armor and be done with it, and higher tiers would only be for PvP. A thought I had on skeletons was that they shouldn't be able to keep shooting while you hit them. Hitting them should reset their shot timer (you can't draw and shoot a bow when someone is smacking you with a sword). So they'd only be a danger while you closed the distance, and terrain would become more important.

Bug 1 is a vanilla issue from what I've heard, having to do with the bed being so high. I suppose this could be tested by building up to 150 in vanilla and placing a bed there. Same thing with boats from what I've heard, sea level isn't supposed to be that high so there's some bugs with that. Bug 2 I've abused myself to store extra items in an anvil, it's definitely a bug.

You need to set up a lot of sluices for them to be useful, I usually make 6 to 10 to get my first two tools worth of metal and it takes a LOT of gravel (several stacks). I believe the intent of sluices is more like prospecting, to find those areas where you can mine certain types of ore. I don't think they're working as intended for that, though.

I run a server and client on a weaker machine (E5400, 2GB) and it works well enough. The way I run the server is to use a batch file and add the "nogui" argument to the end: java -classpath minecraft_server.jar -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer noguiI have noticed that the server GUI makes things run really slow, so try this it may fix your problem. I still get short pauses when generating new chunks, but it's manageable.