quagma

You want to make a base? You have a base, but something's going to happen to it, like a wipe? You want to copy someones base, and build it somewhere else, maybe even a different server? Want to build a complex redstone contraption, but your'e too lazy to figure out redstone yourself? Have I got the mod for you! It's called Schematica. It lets you do all that stuff I mentioned. Anyways, to do all that, first install Schematica and it's core mod. You can find a link to the downloads here: for schematica: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1285818-schematica for lunatarius core: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1284041-lunatrius-mods Once you've got those installed in your mods folder, Now enter your directory and find the folder that says minecraft. Now create a folder called schematics in that directory. Open it up. Place yo' schematic files into that thang and close it. Now launch yo' game, foo'. When you enter your world, find a good buildin' spot to place that blueprint. By default, it will use the divide, multiply and subtract keys. It might help to change those. Your schematics will show up in a list. Pick the one you want to build, and press the next button. You might have to try a few times to get it to be positioned right. You now have a translucent hologram as a guide to block placing. Here is a video to better help explain how that goes. Now you can build that amazing build! Hopefully this stuff helps, and hopefully it's not too confusing.

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So, there is a bit of an issue with some MinefactoryReloaded items in FTB 1.7, such as the planter, harvester, sewer, and auto-spawner. This is because of they act like players, and if you have modifyBlocks set to false, then they won't be able to interact with anything, and they will just turn into an item. The perm modifyBlocks allows players to break blocks in your town, and it is dangerous to have it on, as it allows griefing. Here is how you can fix this issue. First, enter this command: /town perm town set modifyBlocks true This will allow you to place your block without it breaking. It also allows it to work. Next, place down the block, harvester, planter, whatever. Make sure it is facing the correct way. Now, enter this command: /town perm town whitelist add modifyBlocks You will receive a wooden hoe with some text on it. This is your selector tool, and you right click with it on the block that you want to be exempt from the modifyBlocks rules. Now your block is able to be used without breaking when you return the modifyBlocks rule back to false. Enter this command next: /town perm town set modifyBlocks false Now your machine will work, and nobody can break your stuff! EDIT: There is also another method. You make sure modifyBlocks is set to false, and you place a block of dirt where you want your machine. Then you enter the whitelist command, and hit the dirt with the selector hoe. Next, break the dirt and place your machine. Now it wont break and become an item, and it will work. EDIT: There is an issue with BC pumps. It will cause a crash if you try to use it in your town without changing a perm. Use this command to fix this: /town perm town set pumps true

My brother made these scripts for ComputerCraft mining turtles, and I wish to share them with the world. http://pastebin.com/Vm1PDmkW http://pastebin.com/BgmBvBFm To get these, type into your turtle: pastebin get Vm1PDmkW stairmine or pastebin get BgmBvBFm bridge These will, respectively, make a stair mine, or make a bridge. To use the first one, type in stairmine [width] [length], where width is how wide you want it, and length is how long you want it. Be sure to fuel it up before starting the program, as it doesn't auto refuel. It will also put down a block below it, if there is a liquid or emptiness below it. It will use the block it has most of in it's inventory. The stair mine is four blocks tall, in case you want to put stairs down, or in case you don't want to keep hitting your head as you hop from block to block. Useful for making a mine. When it hits bedrock, it makes a tunnels along the bedrock. Be warned, though, if it goes under lava, it can be tricky to get out! Example: stairmine 3 25 will mine a stairway that is 3 blocks wide, and 25 blocks deep. The second script, bridge, is for, you guessed it, making bridges that are one block wide. Refuel before beginning. To use, type in bridge [length], where length is how long you want the bridge. Put in blocks of the type you wish to use in slot nine. It will tell you if it's correct. If it finds blocks in slot nine, it will start to build a bridge out of the materials you selected. Useful for getting across gaps. Example: bridge 64 will create a one block wide bridge that is 64 blocks long. I hope you enjoy these! ~quagma