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This is pretty cool, but in regards to lava you're going to have to do more than change how it reacts with water. How do you propose to get rid of it after an eruption ends?

This is pretty cool.

Many thanks! Just give me a bit to get them in the OP

Greetings and Salutations! Here, for the first time, I present my texturepack, Small Stones. NOW WITH DIRT AND GRASS! I eventually hope to change all blocks. This pack is 8x8 because I like it and there aren't any others. Download Here! Screenshots See Arkia's post below. Can't seem to embed the album. Comments and constructive criticism welcome, but it's staying 8x. Please, if you use this send me screenshots of cliffs and such to put here.

Added a poll. Vote for what I should work on next!

Updated! We have dirt and grass!

My second reason still holds then. Shall I edit it?

IGN: BUZZCORP AGE: 19 TIMEZONE: ESTWHY YOU WANT TO JOIN: In my experience TFC is a lot more fun with an integrated group than an established server INFORMATION ABOUT YOU: Engineering student, interested in computers and Lego, fond of building things in game and IRL

dunno about the first bit, but regarding your last two questions: mining up a one block wide shaft is safe, anything else not so much I'm fairly certain any block update can cause a cave in.

yeah, seeds aren't in f3 anymore (for server reasons i think). use /seed and post it here.

Dude- this is amazing.

Oh. Right. I haven't made armor in a while, forgot how much it cost. Sorry.

I would like to propose that bronze armor be cast. In real life (irrelevant, i know), bronze is hard. Really hard. Like cast iron hard. This is what made it useful for tools. This also makes it completely impossible to forge, since hitting it at any temperature below melting will crack it or do nothing. As such, historically, anything made of bronze was cast, then filed/sanded/polished to whatever finish was needed. That being said, I would like Terrafirmacraft to follow suit, with cast bronze armor. The patterns for leather armor could be used to make the molds, requiring considerably more metal to fill than tool molds. If the devs want to keep the anvil in the formula, perhaps the armor pieces could be made from two cast parts each riveted together on the anvil. Of course, this does make bronze armor a bit cheaper in terms of effort (less forging, though the casting makes it perhaps more involved), so perhaps to balance things the durability of these armors could be lessened (on account of hardness). Regarding believability: This would certainly help for me, but would probably have a merely educational effect on those with a lesser knowledge of metallurgy.

Oh, yeah. That'd make sense. So it wouldn't really make it much easier (you'd still have to rivet them on the anvil) but more realistic/believable. Something like this:

Ah, thanks. Good to hear it still might be possible! Another reason to look forward to TFC2.

Been waiting for this to update to .17 Thanks!

A leather strap seems to me a very bad idea for a bow string. Maybe sinew, but that's something entirely different. Use leather for a bowstring and it will snap, and the bow will literally explode in your face.

@AllenWL, you have been eating land squid. And they will soon eat you.

This mod is one of the better-done things I have seen. Danke.

We can make the British mechanical space whales and fuel them with the fat of the organic ones we kill. It is clear these aether-fairing abominations must die, and no cultural anomalies will stand in our way.

one advantage of building with wood is that it holds its shape while it burns. If a steel structure catches on fire, the steel heats up and bends, and the building falls down. If a wooden house catches fire, it will stay standing until the bottom floor is mostly ash, giving you time to gtfo

One way I've seen this dealt with on vanilla servers is a random spawn feature, where you press a button and get randomly teleported to a location within a certain radius (3000m?) of true spawn.

Log Horizon theme and Knights of Sidonia theme

AllenWL: I'm thinking a kiln of some sort would be better, as lime is generally made in kilns irl. Maybe put bones in a pot and cook in pit kiln?

Currently bones are near useless, being used only occaisionally for tool handles. In addition, in this mod bones are dropped from every peaceful mob as well as skelletons, making them more plentiful. In light of this I would propose a use for them. Flux is a rather important material for progression in the game, but it aquisition is wholly dependent on the mercies of the worldgen god. It seems to me, from its uses and the fact that it is obtained from limestone and marble, that Flux is a stand-in for lime. IRL, lime can be obtained by burning bones. I propose this be added to Terrafirmacraft, in such a manner that burning bones in a firepit (or perhaps a kiln?) would produce Flux, or lime. I do not believe it would significantly change the balance of the game, as skeletons are very difficult to kill early on and peaceful mobs difficult to find. It would merely make it possible (ie not easy) to make bricks/ weld/make leather in the event that one spawns no where near fluxstone. Thank you for your time.