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Name your favorite block in Tekkit/Technic. Generate a huge machine which completely overcomplicates it and takes up half your known world to generate it. Enjoy as it spews so much of it at you that you don't like it any more, so have to make another one for your new favorite. Repeat.

http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/technic-pack-suggestions-ahoy.1053/

Here's the startup command: "shell.run("gps","host",x,y,z)"

Look for plugins, unless you're planning on disintegrating both inventory and player in one go.

Downgrade to Tekkit 3.1.2.

Loads of random machines which look good but do next to nothing. Over-complicate a machine to make yourself a cup of coffee or something, then expose the wiring and piping.

try typing "op [Redpower]" into your server console, or saying /op [Redpower] if you're an op.

Watch videos of you're stuck for something to do, or just pick a mod and advance through it.

I have a feeling that that wasn't what got him banned somehow... I'm fairly sure that He wouldn't be banned for saying what he's been saying for ages, that he doesn't think we have permissions. Probably something soon after.

Just be patient while mods are updated. The Tekkit team have no control over this.

As they go, it seems to be working a lot better than you'd expect. It was only a small error, and you could still understand what it meant.

Good thing you didn't have to install the Aether mod, could cause some compatibility issues.

Press "Options" in the Technic Launcher, then select Manual Build, and select 3.1.3 from the available versions.

You have a mismatched version of Tekkit. Looking at mod versions, I'd say that your server is 3.1.3 while your client is 3.1.2. Update the client or downgrade the server.

You need to make sure that there's somewhere for unsorted items to go to. I think a GUI screenshot would help, but double check that there's somewhere for stuff to go to.

Don't get a Nvidia card unless you want to fix it for Minecraft. It will work, but might bug out if you play 2D Java games, apparently.

Automating solar panel production is probably the best way to make them, unless you want to spend hours of your life making a single one.

Check the IP didn't change then. The console shows no unusual errors as far as I can see.

Try the edit button next time. It's useful.

sensorInfo = sensors.getSensorInfo(side,sensor,"cardType","name","distance","SensorRange","loc","activereading") Copy and pasting this from another thread, but that should be enough to go on if you know CC LUA. If not, I'll just tell you it works in a similar to rednet.receive()

If this is the only output, then it's not your server. Double check the IP, port forwarding and make sure that unless you have a custom IP set up(EG a website), the IP section in options is blank.

You might want to put this here with the other server posts, where it's meant to be.

Using CCsensors have a huge control room giving off readings of several different random things. Completely useless yet awesome looking. Have windows with those tubes running by too!

Yeah, Wendo just spotted your problem. The transformer is facing the wrong way in the picture, use a wrench to realign it properly. Nice work there, Wendo. I never noticed :o

I'll have another look, but I thought those were videos? I prefer Text tutorials for some reason, probably because I like to go at my own speed and have copy+paste available to compare. EDIT: Another question, so I'll shove it here for you people to help with. A lot of the tutorials have more ModLoader tutorials than Forge tutorials. Is this because these parts work the same in Forge, or are tutorial makers just preferring to make tutorials on Modloader than Forge?