Kimbblesrath

Wait, so do you want TFC in the FTB launcher for convenience's sake because it's hard to install mods? Well, installation of mods has changed in 1.6.2, but once you get the hang of it, it's not that hard.

Agreed. Think about it. These sticks are solid pieces of wood from the BRANCHES of trees.

I really don't see the point in this. As hoseja said, Coins have always been stamped, Another thing is, you said that the coin mould would give you 64 coins. How would a mould filled with liquid metal suddenly give you 64 smaller pieces of it? But back to my first sentence, while coins were used since around 600 BCE or so, I don't think it's necessary to be able to make coins. Bartering works just fine right now in multiplayer, and adding coins would mean an economy which means lots of things having to do with balance, and all the things that make real life economies hard to manage would be indirectly implemented in TFC. Another point. Why would you want to trade in 64ths of an ingot? That's such a small denomination that it's not really viable to trade in that. And anyway, if you were trading in something with no value other than the metal it's made out of, it makes more sense to just trade in the ingot itself, especially with the small denomination it's already at. And finally, for me at least, TFC just fits the bartering theme. There are other points to be made about this, but in short, I don't think coins will have a purpose in TFC, and it's just not necessary to trade in coins when bartering is perfectly viable. While this idea might have some worth, if you're essentially suggesting something as complicated as adding an economy into the game, you definitely need to expand more.

I remember that I made a topic about this (Cubic Chunks)a LOOONNG time ago, I think back in 1.2.5 or 1.3. One of the members on the forums attempted a port of Cubic Chunks to the current version, but that didn't work out so well. I know that Dunk or Bioxx have looked into that, and I don't wan't to be a downer, but it can't work without insane base edits. The modder that was doing the Cubic Chunks thing stopped maintaining it in 1.0. In 1.1, it might have been possible, but it was still a hard feat. After that, the new Anvil format for chunk loading in Minecraft came out in 1.2 where the chunk height was increased from 128 to 256 blocks. Along with this came a ton of code changes to the way chunks were stored and implemented, and changing variables and tweaking and making base edits wouldn't make 16x16x16 chunks anymore. It would require a full rewrite of the way chunks were loaded. The only other way to have larger chunks is have 16x16x512 for example sized chunks, but seeing as how taxing TFC is on a lot of people's systems, that isn't really too big of an option. On another note, why do you say replace it with water? I'd like to know more about why you think that. But I think lava proposes a much greater danger than water in Minecraft, even in real life. Of course, you wouldn't find lava 100 metres below sea level, but TFC isn't about insane realism. (Or realism itself, but that's a debate I'd rather not get involved in. ) EDIT:This is the Cubic Chunks topic I made for anyone interested.

Sure! Sounds like fun.

FINALLY! Trey, you finally got a computer to run TFC. XD Now you can enjoy the buggy, but awesome experience of build 77.

*wakes up again, and realizes that he put in the Inception disk instead of his SAO disk into the NerveGear. derp.*

Nice! That, I am LOOKING forward to.

Like Squid said, I think it's amazing how people can all fill a role that actually has a big use towards the community. I generally don't spawn in items unless there is a bug, or something like that. But yeah, playing on servers for me, especially with friends is more enjoyable.

No problem! I'm glad I could help another person enjoy this mod as much as I do.

Alright. Glad you could get it to work.

You also need to change the id and add some code to line 8 that I posted in a spoiler. This new update...complicates things.

I used Smart Moving 14.3, the newest one The Forge version I used was 9.10.0.837, like you said. Also, this might be the problem. Have you downloaded Player API? You need it to run Smart Moving. Use the Universal version in the Player API for Forge download. Drop the Player API Universal (which will be inside the Forge Player API) into the mods folder.

Oh, but Srg is right. It's about believablity. The new alcohol in b77 gives you a random potion effect.

In TFC, chiseling makes EVERYTHING better!

The aforementioned kitten may be used to bribe the prison guard into letting you get out of jail free. (Flip a coin, if heads you are out of jail)

Well, for me, using the Forge installer for the version of forge TFC was compiled on, and dropping my mods (TFC, Rei's, Smart Moving, etc.)in the mods folder that worked for me. Optifine, however....THAT was a whole 'nother beast.

Copy the 1.6.2-Forge version.

Yeup. I can always post many pictures.

Are you using the Ultra version? I did and it worked. Well, I did this. First, on Windows, you have toShow or hide file name extensions. Change the name of your optifine file fromOptiFine_1.6.2_HD_U_B4.zip toOptiFine_1.6.2_HD_U_B4.jar Then, I made folders in the /libraries/net folder: /net/optifine/optifine/1.6.2_HD_U_B4. In that folder, place the Optifine_1.6.2_HD_U_B4.jar. After that, you open up your version (which should be a duplicate of Forge's version folder) folder and rename the jar and .json to whatever you named your version. Let's call it OptiForge. Almost done. Open up the .json and change the id (at the bottom or top) to "OptiForge" or whatever your version is called. Also add this code: {"name": "net.optifine:optifine:1.6.2_HD_U_B4","serverreq": false}, to line 8 of the .json. Now, in your launcher, make a new profile and call it OptiForge. Make it use the version OptiForge, and add"-Dfml.ignorePatchDiscrepancies=true" after -Xmx1G. Make sure you add a space, otherwise, it will interpret it as a big long argument that doesn't exist. It should look like this: -xmx1G -Dfml.ignorePatchDiscrepancies=true Yay! Optifine should work now!

Yeah, that sounds about right. Leave the crazy speed they have now, but lower their health and possibly their attack strength.

Alright thanks! You know, I might make a BiblioWoods type thing for TFC... Is anyone interested? EDIT: Never mind. For public distribution of that, I would need written permission from the creator of Bibliocraft. ANd plus, it's not opensource. EDIT 2: Alright, this not being able to see likes thing is really bugging me now.

Yes. I am a collector. In fact, I've been doing this (collecting rocks and minerals) for about 5 years now.

Yep. It's amethyst. I got this guy in Thunder Bay. But you can get all sorts of gems in TFC. Their only use is to make a Protection Meter though. I've never used that thing,That's the texture for Exquisite Amethyst. http://terrafirmacraft.com/wiki/Protection_Meter http://terrafirmacraft.com/wiki/Gems