Vlad

I know that it's probably was made on purpose but it looks like a bug to me, when putting an ingot inside a mold it losses it's temperature and same vise versa.Just disable that you won't be able to get a liquid ingot and all fine.Also another thing, when drinking from a jug or taking an ingot from a mold, the mold/jugsometimes disappearing.. is this a bug or are they like breaking from over usage?

You see, anything is posible:https://github.com/Deadrik/TFCraft/commits/master"Ingots and unshaped ingots now carry temperature values over when crafted."

Good point, I guess I really had 22 hides to start with, nvm then.

I put 11 raw hide in a barrel and got back 11 soaked hide and the original 11 raw back.The barrel wasn't full to start with, and the water level is now 0 it's not even a water barrel anymore.

nvm, sorry.I thought this server charges money because of the "monthly cost".

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So.. if I'm starting over, it will be the 3rd time. Is this server reset/rollback often? Or it was just this one time? Because I'm afraid all my gameplay will be lost again if I start now. Not to mention how hard it is to start with all those zombies..

So I haven't played tfc for almost an year.. I know the game is hard and all, but this: it's just an overkill!! What am i suppose to prepare 100 axes for my first night?(each zombie takes at least 2 axes to kill)

When thinking about it I don't understand why after melting the metal into a mold, and waiting for it to cool, you have to make and ingot out of it. Isn't the the ingot just sitting there? It's inside a mold and it's solid.. what shape is it other then ingot? I mean shouldn't your unshaped ingot turn into ingot once it cools down. I think that you should just get the ingot out of the mold once it looses it's liquid form. Doesn't it makes more sense?

I've completely forgot about the item frames Now my storage look way better http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Item_frame

I maybe missing something about it, but I don't see how it helps. From what I understand you get protection in the specific chunk you stay in for a long time, and when you leave the chunk the protection drops extremely fast. So what is the point of this? If I'm to stay home, I'm protected anyway. And I will always leave the chunk, when going mining or what ever. Does anyone find this protection helpful is some way?

So after building a nice base in the north poll and getting up steel tools, it's time to move south, there I'll be able to farm and enjoy the hot climate. Walking 16km by feet is possible but then all my chests aren't gonna come with me. So a wise solution would be to build a rail connecting the north pole and the equator (about 16 km), only one problem.. rail prices are TOO DAMN HIGH, well maybe not 'too' but high, I would need 1k iron ingots for this rail. In the wiki it said that the rails are gonna be changed, but how? Cheaper? More expensive? Removed? How about a recipe like this: XOX = 64 rails X - iron O - plank sounds believable? Even if not, making it more believable would make it less practical. Maybe I'm just lazy to dig all that iron, but it's not only iron, for efficient rail, about 1/12 of the rail should be boosters, which would require 80 gold as well, and this is just very hard to find in this amounts. Has anyone used rails already? What is his opinion about the cost of rails.

Bioxx: "This is the nature of TerraFirmaCraft. Not everyone will be good at everything. This is by design. I don't WANT everyone to be masters at everything." So I was wondering what masteries are there? To make it simple just post what ever you fell mastery at, whether it's using propick, smithing or trolling creepers. You don't have to reveal the secrets, but you can mention their existence.

Yeah, now I see what you mean.All I can suggest, is that the antialiasing in MC is horrible, so from far every thing looks bad, and since the leafs are small to start with, from far they aren't leafs at all, just random pixels. You can notice the same with any other block, bricks or wood for example, from far you still can see what it is, but only a little. EDIT: I found a solution!! (for some people, for some problems) So like I've said MC antialiasing is horrible (not sure it's even exist), so I've found this tutorial how to enable antialiasing in MC http://www.minecraft...r-nvidia-users/ Now my MC looks WAY WAY BETTER!! Try it Bricks before: After: EDIT2: I also tried Optifine now. It's really great. Have many graphics options too. If you have chunk flickering when using optifine, try disabling "threaded optimization" in your video card settings.

Didn't think about that one.Sure you can play the games too: last ludum dare: http://www.ludumdare...?action=preview just change the 24 to any number you like (24-) the winners are here: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-24/

I was wondering, anyone knows about Ludum Dare 48h? Anyone on this forums is entering? What time? http://www.ludumdare.com What is Ludum Dare: It's a game making competition, a theme is chosen and each competitor have 48 hours to create a game from scratch and submit it. After that the competitors playing each other games and the winner is chosen.

"might not be noticeable for most players" - you mean all of them?I see you're writing nonsense so here: (no idea how much you are serious about programming/modding) I'll make it short, you don't seam to know much about complexity (or minecraft is awkwardly wrong, but I don't care then..) 1SAN - you too btw (judging from your post), FYI, removing 1 line from major algorithms like movement equals thousands of lines in block hitting code. (an overkill but still..) I strongly suggest you to read about "Complexity", so you won't worry about such things. If you interested in more (I assume you don't know much beyond the syntax) 1) Pointers, memory management and garbage collector. 2) Some basic algorithms (search algorithms, graph algorithms, their complexities and how to use them) 3) bonus++: Complexity classes, P, NP (only if really bored) 4) this list can go forever.. maybe design patterns I understand the MC code is really really really bad and horrible.. no other ways to explain it's slowness, memory eating and the updates fix:bug ratio (1:10) And that is why I'm against modding minecraft, but if you "have no choice" then knowing the stuff should really help. It's like workout, you can't progress if you don't do it right. (maybe only really slow) P.S sorry, just couldn't ignore it, it may help I HATE MY BROWSER (always deleting my posts)

I don't get it :/ Looks fine to me. If you look at a real forests, can you tell which leaf belongs to what tree?

Also:1) it has 50% false negatives returns. (nothing, when there is actually something) 2) when there is more then one ore type in range, for example two, the return splits between the ores: 50% false, 25% ore1 and 25% ore2, and there size as always. that way, if you have a huge vein of ore1, and one block of ore2 in the middle, you will still get ore2 50% of time (even though it's size is so small in compare)

Steel axe lasts me for 3+ full charcoal pits. Can you can trees with anything else then axe??

Make sure it's not a "small" or "nugget" ores, bloomeries does not accept them as far as I know.I may be confusing you.

Are you serious?Sure I never saw what minecraft source code looks like, but still.. WTF?? With that information.. no wonder this idea was dumped, too hard. Only one question bothers me: how does TFC still runs? (unicorns and rainbows?) P.S. even if you have no choice but to calculate.. you shouldn't worry about it, this still doesn't affect the complexity, but who knows.. maybe you can still make it happen P.S.S no offense

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It may of looked interesting on a flat terrain.. but this, looks bad. +it's a waste. Just doesn't fit the blocky style I think.

Not every recipe result in a meal.