Robin^

Let's see if I've got this right.. Q: You are running both server and client off the same computer, and you're having trouble connecting to your own server? A: To connect to your own server you should be able to type in your LAN-address, (127.0.0.1, might differ depending on hardware) or you can connect by typing in localhost as the address you wish to connect to. (This is done through Minecraft -> Multiplayer -> Add server/Direct Connect) Q: Your friends want to connect to your server through Hamachi, how is this accomplished? A: Start up Hamachi, get a network running and have your friends join it. The IP they'll connect to is your Hamachi IP. Shouldn't be a need to setup any IP in the server config at all. The responses here are based off my memory of Hamachi, things might've changed since I used it, this isn't a recently tested solution for said problem. You can/should try the methods I've mentioned, but they're not guaranteed to work for you. Best of luck!

The Magma Crucible can run at a max of 40MJ/t, so double the amount of engines for fast & effective production. ^_^

Had the same problem (with 1.0.0), didn't think much of it initially, but I then decided that I wanted to get it fixed.. (thought crossed my mind that other stuff might have been broken & fixed aswell) So without even bothering to look for error's I just went straight to the website, grabbed 1.0.3 -> installed it to where I wanted -> and then copy'd over the world folder. After which this specific problem is gone, and none of my players are any wiser about what I've done to fix it, haha!