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Yes, did the research and confirmed - it's Galacticraft oil. So many new things (for me) in this mod. Thanks to all for the helpful advice in how to deal with it too.
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Ugh, my apologies for not testing this out more thoroughly beforehand. While I was taking screenshots and toggling between creative and survival mode, I discovered that the surface "holes" are actually SLUDGE. *face palms* So that's one mystery solved. But I still have no idea what the "black water" in my mine shaft is. When I scoop it in a regular bucket, it looks like regular water and is identified as water. Burbles like lava, though, and can't really see it very well. Is that how the Galacticraft oil works?
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I'm honestly not sure if this is a bug or if it's part of a mod, but researching this subject hasn't yielded me any answers yet. My map is dotted with what looks to be random void holes. It's definitely not a chunk loading error... or at least not the type I've seen before. The first time I came across one, I watched a cow approach the edge and turn into steaks upon entering. Later I was tunneling downwards to do some branch mining and while hearing the sounds of what I thought was lava, I broke the wall and out came... void water? (Sorry, no screenshot.) Basically, it came out in the same manner as lava or water, but it was a semi-transparent black. Again, I thought this was an error. I tried sticking a torch inside (it fell away) and then an empty bucket, which came back with regular water. The blackness I could see beyond the hole was that void blackness, not like the regular cavern darkness. Ended up plugging the hole with cobblestone. Anyone else experience this? If it's a mod, it's a feature I really hate, and I'd like to know what to do to turn it off. And if it's a bug... how do I fix it? This same thing happened when I spawned a new map. My browser is up to date and I'm playing the latest stable version. Any suggestions would be appreciated.