wormzjl

1 hour ago, LightningShock said:

I've checked the actual pack and I saw TFCTech, there are mods that just don't show up in your online mod list.

That's weired, maybe atl's system is bugged

On 2017/12/4 at 9:05 PM, LightningShock said:

Very interesting, looks really promising. But how you managed mods like advanced rocketry to work? From what I know food in other dimensions doesn't decay, you managed to overcome this?

I also recommend Hardcore Darkness and Dynamic Lights duo as it pumps up the level. They are client-side mods that makes darkness actual darkness and hand-held torches lit. They require little configuration.

Btw, where's TFCTech? I see it in the screenshots but I don't see it in the mod list.

I can add them as optional mods I think.

TFCtech shoud be in the list?

https://pastebin.com/qq1MTtkg

Got a crash on world generation

Project Per Fabrica ad Astra (through crafting, to the stars) is a hardcore technical-terrafirmacraft pack designed for experienced players.

This pack aims at providing a complete, believable and smooth experience from stone age to interstellar travel, with heavy engineering content in mind.
Survive, mine, craft, design your base and your automation, manage your power generation and consumption, shape the world with your hands and in the end create the massive factory you have ever dreamed of.
This pack provides many unique challenges in automation, as there are no magic block which can solve every problem. You will need to use all available tools: transport belts, trains, servos, redstone and gates, or even computers to reach your objective.

The gameplay can be identified with a few “ages”:

• Stone age to Bronze age provided by vanilla TFC.
• Steel age – Basic industry with Immersive Engineering and Industrialcraft 2, unmanned resource extraction and great increase in resource processing efficiency.
• Petrochem age – Enhanced industry featuring chemistry and oil refining, powered by Magneticraft, Pneumaticcraft, IE and IHL. Have you ever seen a real oil refinery?
• Aluminium age – Starting advanced rocketry, making advanced components and extracting minor elements from minerals.
• Titanium age – Basic space flight, moon landing, UUM production by the particle accelerator, experimental fusion devices.
• Tungsten age – Top-tier-insanely-complex material production, interstellar travel, ultimate productivity enhancement.
• Endgame – Mekanism self-sustainable fusion as the ultimate goal.

This pack is intended for group playing due to its complexity, and is guided with quests and manuals with a storyline.
Join us on discord for discussions: https://discord.gg/AtupnpG
 

The modpack can be downloaded on ATLauncher:
https://www.atlauncher.com/pack/PerFabricaadAstra
If you already have ATL installed, just search for "Per Fabrica ad Astra" in the packs list, if not, you can get ATLauncher here:
https://www.atlauncher.com/downloads?

Some screenshots and flowcharts:

20 hours ago, TaeoG said:

hmm, thats two people with the same error, yet that debug message hasn't existed in my code for 2-3 releases. There must be something wrong with my build environment

Maybe related to class tweaking? Just guessing.

lol bon courage

BTW seems that you have forgotten some debug message and my log file was spammed by this message

[22:51:28] [Server thread/INFO] [TerraThaumcraft/]: generateOverworld called in Infused Ore Generator
 

I think it's better to use asm instead of replacing the classe file, this would avoid some conflicts as well as legal problems (distribution of modified thaumcraft classes could be a problem, not sure through)

https://github.com/wormzjl/TFCraft/commit/92269b9ff3985c66d53926328d99556a8c1469c7

Now vanilla armor works, but the problem is that you have overwritten that file

Do you think if it's possible to make mod armor works in TFC without modifying the source of other mods?

Trying to find a way to make ic2 quantum armor work with TFC damage, but no chance yet.

This fix does not add new slot to the inventory, but modified the inventory index of back slot to make armor slot number compatible with vanilla

Sure no problem, that will make things simpler

Did you happens to modify the inventory index of TFC?

Seems my inventory got a bit messed up

Edit: seems that the method of patching you have used have interfered with my fix for inventory index in InventoryPlayerTFC.class

In vanilla TFC, if you wear a full set of armor and opens a gui like MFSU in IC2, there is a chance that you'll get a second boot in your backpack slot.

You might want to take a look at my fix: 

https://github.com/wormzjl/TFCraft/commit/d31b3276f92bcfb8912717df44a39aee11c2e64a

https://github.com/wormzjl/TFCraft/commit/af47d71cfc10b9b4c2da6d83c3e05f8b8603a12b

My approach: grind rich/poor/normal ores to small ores, then grind further to get corresponding small ore dusts.

Anyone interested in this here ?

https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/6sra84/some_flowcharts_and_teasers_for_my_hardcore/

Cool!

Is it possible to modify the greatwood generation rate, growth time and sapling drop rate?

Some of my players reported that the sapling drop rate was too high and thus too easy to obtain a lot of wood from the begining.

4 hours ago, TaeoG said:

hahaha holy crap. Yes, I set a limit to how many chunks were allowed to fail the random roll for magic ore generation, just to make it a bit less RNG, but clearly I set the limit too low. The maps I was testing on were very scarce for some reason.

I could have sworn I made it a config option, but maybe not. I'll check it out when I get home from work

There is a global option, but stuffs like quartz does not have such

Hi, you might want to take a look at this ore generation rate.

http://imgur.com/a/fqppB

Can you add some config for individual ore generation rate?

13 minutes ago, TaeoG said:

you had the right idea, although no packet is needed. This is what I have done

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	@SubscribeEvent
	public void onPlayerChangedDimension(cpw.mods.fml.common.gameevent.PlayerEvent.PlayerChangedDimensionEvent event)  {
		try
		{
			event.player.inventoryContainer.addCraftingToCrafters((ICrafting)event.player);
		}
		catch (IllegalArgumentException exception)
		{
			LogHelper.error(ReferenceTAPI.MOD_NAME, "Inventory has already be resync'd");
		}
	}

 

What I'm struggling with is finding a means of testing the time-skip issue in other dimensions. Using commands to advance time doesn't seem to be effective.

You might try deleting dim other than the overworld and advance a few days, get in that dim, and get back (in survival mode)

Also can I use this code in my version? It works really great

59 minutes ago, TaeoG said:

also, how did you test the issue? I tried forwarding time by a few years and jumping into the eldritch dimension, but had no problems

I got a server that is currently experiencing this issue (which has been running for a couple of months), so I simply test it on my server.

This code is not mine either, I think you can just use it (or perhaps find a smarter solution?)

for inventory syncing, I tried to listen to onDimensionChange event and add a sync packet, but had no chance 

Solved the time problem brutally:

https://github.com/wormzjl/TFCraft/commit/87a85d31b6c3251cfe732fb6235bcbda979a3075

Testing time again, I'm I a bit unlucky or there is no world generation of eldritch obelisks  and silverwoods?

OK nice!

On 2017-6-29 at 6:16 AM, TaeoG said:

UPDATE:

I'm pretty happy with myself, I've solved TerraFirmaCraft's inter-dimensional inventory issue in both singleplayer and multiplayer. Now players can travel between all kinds of mod dimensions while retaining their inventory and also having it respond to them as normal.

The craziest thing is it only took a single line of code.

Wow this is really great, what did you actually change?

Also desync is not the only problem with multi-dimensions. One serious issue I got so far is that the implementation of TFC time does not take multi-dim into account at all.

If you have a overworld that 10 years has passed, and you jumps in another dim where time has just begun, you health will become 50 instantly due to that vast time difference.

This does not show up initially so it's very difficult to test, but if you have a server running for a while...

Also, could you please add a modpack policy to the OP? Thank you!

Umm that' unfortunate 

Hello, I've encountered a food dupe bug here.

Just cut the food into pieces less than 5 oz and put them inside a salad bow, if you take them out by rightclick again you will get a 5 oz piece.

Also stewed food does not seem to give any nutrition, possible bug too?

Confirmed on singleplayer with B:DiminishingReturns=false