weirleader

yep, I should've said no longer part of the main Tekkit modpack.

Those items/resources are no longer a part of the game. You might try reading up on MineFactory Reloaded rubber bars and all the other included mods on the wiki.

yeah, it can be complicated, but it can also work REALLY well. I've started over since my 1.1.6 setup so my AE network isn't quite finished, but I'll share some images of what Digdug is talking about Also, Toki makes a good point about having dedicated devices (like an Induction Smelter with one input perpetually filled with sand); I just enjoy the mental challenge of organizing it all into a subnetwork, especially for the more varied recipes, like Hardened Glass, Electrum, Nether Brick, Invar, etc. images here: http://imgur.com/a/yAKrO#0

when you create the server are you running Tekkit.jar? or minecraft_server.jar? If you don't run Tekkit.jar then you'll get a 'vanilla' world.

sorry, I don't know much about remote hosting; but I can confirm that you need to run Tekkit.jar in order for the Tekkit stuff to be available.

any chance you're running the wrong executable? sounds almost like you're running vanilla -- anything else not showing up, or is it only the glowstone bricks? are they not showing up in NEI?

and am I the only one confused by the reversal of the OP question? It was INTO Tekkit, not out of... right?

Depending on how you set it up, that might have something to do with it. I believe that two controllers can't coexist on the same 'network'. In my setup, the Item Tesseract connects to the ME Interface, and then to the Controller via ME Cable. Anything coming in automatically goes into any available storage. Then I have a single Storage Bus on each DSU set to store a specific type of item.

any chance this is your issue?

you can skip the golden transport pipe and put an ME Interface directly on your Item Tesseract; I also send any items created in my Assembly Table via the same Item Tesseract frequency so they get imported back into the network that way.

if you search this forum you'll find extensive conversations about a similar issue -- try searching for upside down and LWJGL

could you get an error screen to post here?

When you say do you actually get an error screen? Can you take/share a screenshot (either via F2, though that may not work, or using Print Screen)? One thing you might try is to click the gear icon underneath Tekkit and then select Reset Pack; not sure that'll be any help, but then again I'm a little stumped by what's causing your problem.

Are you playing single player or multiplayer? Are you running a server? Are you saying you updated codechickencore manually? I've been using the 1.1.9 version since the day it was available with no troubles, so I'm not understanding what exactly you're experiencing.

While you certainly might get some responses here, you might be better off posting this over in the Server Op Swap Shop. This is a forum just for the Tekkit modpack and it sounds like maybe you're trying to have a vanilla server plus Galacticraft only, which doesn't quite fit here. On the other hand, if you're trying to run Tekkit, then selecting download/install the server from here and run the TechnicLauncher which you can find here. They make the process easier, in general. I've not tried to install Galacticraft by itself, but you may need to make adjustments to the config file if you aren't getting the appropriate ores. Alternatively, there are some installation instructions here.

choose "Manually Select a Build" and then select 1.1.9 from the dropdown menu.

um... I think the answer is in there somewhere.

Thanks to CanVox and the rest of the team for all the work done on these! (I felt the karmic balance of this thread to be dipping swiftly into a less-than-appreciative direction)

My sentiments exactly

when you run the server, are you running Tekkit.jar or minecraft_server.jar?

very nice -- that's actually similar to what I came up with (but much cleaner). Clearly I need to learn a bit more about array referencing; that 'pairs©' usage is slick.

Excellent -- that is definitely returning a value so it must be an error somewhere in my logic. Thanks for helping me understand the functionality a bit better. EDIT: I don't suppose there's any EASY way to check the VARS values using CC, is there? I guess I'm going to have to slap something together to output varying signal strength based on vars values -- it's less than elegant, but all I can figure out at the moment.

So do these require installation of additional files, or are they part of the installed ComputerCraft? Because I tried that approach and the computer is getting nothing from my RedNet cables (and I've verified a signal is being sent). I'll include the code below in case it's just my programming/syntax that's the problem. print(colors.test (redstone.getBundledInput("top"), colors.yellow))

Hey all, I'm having a heck of a time tracking down info on integrating RedNet (MFR RedNet, not the ComputerCraft one) into my ComputerCraft system. Essentially, I'd like to use CC to monitor my RedNet PRC to make sure it's operating as expected. Yes, I know that for a lot of things I can probably just use CC instead and at some point in the future I'll get to that, but for now what I really want is someone to point me in the direction of any documentation. On the MFR site it mentions that Javadocs are provided, but I've got no idea what that means and couldn't figure it out. Thanks in advance!

my main problem is that I haven't yet reached the 'atomic age' (I started from scratch with 1.1.8 and don't have nearly the time to play that I'd like); and I'm hesitant to even touch the wiki for things that I have absolutely no experience with. But my AE network is ALMOST fully up and running and at that point perhaps I'll dip into atomics. So hopefully within the next couple of weeks I will try to get a handle on things and transfer over all your guys' helpful posts (I've been keeping tabs on several really good threads). And then you can clean it up for me with better info.