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Try adding "[buildCraft]" as a new user in your ops.txt folder, or give it permission to bypass NoReach. Noreach is a node in almost every ant-cheat plugin that prevents a user from breaking blocks further from what Minecraft by default allows. Most times, [buildCraft] is identified as a user trying to break blocks out of reach.. And is unable to continue it's operating. By giving [buildCraft] op or giving it permissions to bypass the anti-cheat plugin. This may resolve your problem.

I highly suggest Multiverse for world generation, as I've said a minute ago on another thread, it has a plethora of features allowing you to generate a world to your peice of cake. It's one to have been around for quite the time, very stable. I currently use it on my Tekkit server. http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/multiverse-core/

I would suggest using Multiverse for world creation, and World Border for word generation. Multiverse has a plethora of features when generating your world to that favorite piece of cake. Along with many developers making plugins under it for even more functionality. I currently use it for my tekkit server. http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/multiverse-core/

Tekkit requires more server power than your average single plugin bukkit server. I'd suggest at least 1024MB of ram for okay performance.

I suggest checking out the plugin NoItem, aside from deleting the EE file in your /mods directory. It allows you to disable crafting/placing of certain items. Most people tend to delete the whole modification, which is a pro to disabling what isn't wanted.. However there may be a few features they still want enabled, so NoItem allows that. http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/noitem/

I'd suggest giving giving LagMeter a go for monitoring your server performance. http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/lagmeter/

I suppose I should have been more clear as to why I posted on an old thread. I posted it because it's the main result for Google, so the likely hood of one clicking on this is great. As the rest wasn't clear and dumb proof enough. Which is why I concluded how to fix it.

This is an old thread, however it's one of the main results for Google. So here's the final answer on how to resolve this. As you can see, it mentions "[buildcraft]" in the nocheat, it means this "user" as it is identifying it is trying to place blocks out of Minecrafts default reach. To fix this, add the nocheat bypass permissions node to the user "[buildcraft]" (without quotes.) or Simply op the user "[buildcraft]" Problem Solved.

Closed.

I'm have troubles with using the right keywords for my search, on how to build this digital board and display the stuff I want on it. I'd appreciate if someone could send me a link to a tutorial or something of a wiki nature to accomplish this. Here's an image of what I'm trying to do.