Seeker14491

Bug: Pushing chests next to other chests (in a position where they could not normally be placed) causes chests with weird inventories, invisible blocks, and ghost blocks. In this example, pushing a chest so that it lies between two other chests makes a really odd triple chest and an invisible block.

Rendering glitch: Chest inside Template Carriage preview is rendered weird.

When a Template Carriage has a pattern stored and is destroyed, it doesn't drop all the Template Carriages used to form the pattern. This makes them basically one-use items. If you realize you messed up the pattern after setting the anchor, you must destroy the anchor and lose all the Template Carriages used to form the pattern. Wouldn't it be better if destroying the Template Carriage yielded all the Template Carriages used to form the pattern? Or make it an option in the config? Also, I think I found a bug. I built a gate using Template Carriages, you can see it working fine here: . But after exiting Minecraft and loading up the world again, the computer on top controlling the Carriage Controller got the error "no carriage or too many carriages attached to controller", even though I hadn't changed anything and there was obviously only one carriage attached. Rebooting the ComputerCraft computer didn't fix the issue. Replacing the Carriage Controller fixed the problem.

For the carriage controller direction flag, 0 seems to be down, and 1 seems to be up. On the first post, it's backwards.

I had this same problem, maybe you could mention this solution in the first post for others who have optifine?

Type "cd ccSensors" and then you can type in "console". Or you could just type in "ccSensors/console".

I turned it off too. I used EE once, and it just took all the fun out of Minecraft. EE takes away the need to explore. For example if you need glowstone, you don't even need to go to the nether. And once you have a bunch of collectors, you can just go AFK or sleep in a bed and you have an infinite diamond factory, and you can turn the diamond into anything, and so there is no point in doing anything interesting anymore. There's plenty of neat stuff in EE, but to me, it's fundamentally flawed. Anyone else agree?