jakj

Uh, six on a Tuesday?

1) Not being able to install Java would be a pretty good reason to get an error about not finding Java. 2) Read the page that Oracle gives you when you try to download Java, because it tells you what the hell to do right on it.

1) The disappearing blocks/items will work only for chunks that are visited and containers that are opened and characters that are logged in while the mod is off. All other leftovers will remain. 2) As soon as some other mod starts using those block/item IDs, there could be serious corruption and crashing as tile entities and metadata don't match up to what it expects.

Have you installed the Java SDK using the links provided on the front of this website?

You do my hellenic heart good to see the proper spelling of his name. Have my babies.

Until we figure out the message-board equivalent of premastication and feeding them like little baby birds, no, not really.

I'm still trying to figure out how people buying Minecraft has anything to do with the Technic Pack's update schedule. "i am not going to stand by while people who bought the game cant play this on 1.2.5" I genuinely don't get it. Maybe it was the long day at work, or maybe it's just my brain smoking its tires, but...yeah.

You and your avatar remind me so much of a guy named Abelinc on the game Aardwolf. (It's a MUD.) You two could be spiritual twins.

I just use plain old AdBlock Plus in Firefox. Usually, the Adf.ly screen that says I need Javascript stays up, but it downloads anyway. If it doesn't, I just go back and click the link, and it usually works the second time.

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) I threw together this for the moment. http://j-a-k-j.com/Foo125.zip kr.class will make your water finite (meaning source blocks are gone for good). agh.class will prevent all explosions from destroying blocks but leave everything else. Built against 1.2.5 with Forge 3.1.2.96 and Java 6. Let me know if they don't work or if you want something else instead. I'm going to work on the full version with configuration later, but for now that should get you sorted.

Oh, so there are. Somehow my brain skipped over that. Oh well. It's still silly, but at least they do have the direct links.

I don't know if they were before, but it feels like I think they weren't, but the Forge downloads are now adf.ly'd. And get this: Not only the actual downloads, but even the links that just give you the version number. Yep. The link that literally does nothing but give you a plain-text page which is just the recommended or latest version number, is an adf.ly link. So you have to (if you have adblocker off) look at an ad just to see which file it is, let alone actually get it. Awesome.

The principle is the same in this case. It may be that it uses internal storage to handle named bags, which would be the only legitimate possibility, but since you can store names in NBT, return dynamically-generated item tahs, and use those to register names with Modloader in situ, even that should not be the case. I do not reject the possibility that block or item ids not in a config file might have a use, but for the life of me I can't think of such a case.

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) It does not work with oil but that is a feature I plan to include in the future. I assume now you need a Forge-compatible version? Are you using a Technic dev build or a self-assembled?

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) It won't take long, no. Just take "I can do it better than him" as your motivation.

Wow free is to level 20 of 85.

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) I'll do it tonight if you don't get it working before then.

Right, because I want to spend an additional $160/2years + $60/month to multibox solo and non-heroic 5man content.

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) It would be trivial to make a vanilla version that has only the base tweaks since those parts of MC are largely unchanged so I'd just have to recompile. Didn't think anyone would want it.

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) No, I support recommended builds only. Considering I'm not making a mod, but rather I'm editing and knitting existing mods, it makes no sense to support something before its release (even if I internally develop for newer versions to be ready when it happens).

Re: [MC 1.1/SSP 6.0.7] JAKJ's "Fair Trade" 0.1.0.0 (Apr. 8, 2012) I do have ideas for some Forestry item replacements, but they're not first on the priority list. If you search through these boards a bit, there are several threads on how to use existing machinery to substitute for most Forestry items. Also, it will still be able to use Forestry itself now and in the future, though preferably with no consideration of or donation to its author.

What was the point of that link?

Check out Direwolf20's video on it. ComputerCraft and Redpower computers are completely different and will work side-by-side nicely. One uses Forth and the other uses Lua; One is emulated and the other is interpreted. Personally, I'm about to drown in my own damn drool.

I'm not too terribly familiar with AHK syntax, but it should be possible to create a secondary keybinding to set a state variable for your primary keybinding as a toggle. Essentially: Right mouse button: "if ( rmbvaron ) then ( send 'w' )" Other key (like middle button or something): "if ( rmbvaron ) then ( rmbaron = false ) else ( rmbvaron = true )"

I don't even know where to begin on that latest error. Wow. Your best bet would be to put everything back to the way it is by default and enabled, and then use an external program like AutoHotKey to set your right mouse button to act as the 'w' key (or whatever you set "forward" to be). If you're not using Windows, there are surely equivalent programs for the other systems, but you'd have to Google for them.