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All I can say is try removing the entire ~/Library/Application Support/technic folder, launch the jar file again and have all the files redownload.

Looks like you've got java 6, so it's not that.

Wrong forum. Right Forum: http://forums.technicpack.net/forums/tekkit-servers.87/

Open /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app, type: java -version I noticed this weekend that mine was doing this same thing with the java 7 JDK installed, had to remove it.

So, is this the update that brings minecraft up to 1.5.2?

I arranged the [[Minium_Stone#Transmutations|Minium Stone transmutation recipes]] into a wiki formatted table. Figured I might as well use the language, even if it is a bit strange when compared to HTML at times. See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables for more information about formatting tables. Also, I think I might have a problem. The first step is admitting that problem, right?

Whew. Applied Energistics is... nearly done. I've at least created all the pages for the blocks and items, filled in all the crafting recipes, and more or less entered information into almost all of the pages. I need a break.

Not at all! For a while I was trying to figure out how to thread water pipes and lava pipes around my ME Molecular Assembler Chamber to make it look like it was water cooled, or piping heat away from it purely for effect. You gotta give yourself a project or else things tend to get stale.

Watson has a point. Harvesters and Planters, if used correctly can resolve this issue. You obviously don't want them running all the time, only when the trees leaves have been depleted. I don't know how long it takes the leaves to decay when the Oxygen Collector is running, but lets just say it takes 10 minutes. You need to program the Harvester to run every 10 minutes to clear the logs, so the Planter can plant new saplings, then the fertilizer can insta-grow them. It will take more than just MFR for the solution, as there isn't an interface on the Harvester directly to delay harvests every 10 minutes, but get creative I'm sure you'll figure something out. Honestly, this is why I LIKE the new Tekkit. Instead of fire and forget systems, you have to use multiple mods to accomplish something. AE + TE owns me at the moment, but it sounds like ComputerCraft + MFR + Galacticraft will serve here. BTW Spoonman, this isn't a place to make suggestions for the developers. Go to the source of the mod, not the team that packages all the mods together, with your criticism or suggestions.

What kind of engine? Redstone engines have minimal power, they really only work to power Buildcraft tubes. Stirling engines are better, make sure they have fuel and a redstone signal to turn them on.

No. P.S. No.

Apparently someone hid them, they are still part of the page but commented out until a new section is written. Edit the Tekkit page and you'll see them at the bottom.

That's Void Fog, notice you are at the bottom of the world with bedrock? I have noticed some oddities with Void Fog, even with nightvision on the visibility seems to drop drastically. Not all areas on the bedrock are affected by it, I can't figure out myself what is causing it to act in this way.

Didja scroll to the bottom of that page and read the guide for how to do things in the new Tekkit that were previously accomplished in IC2/RP2?

http://wiki.technicpack.net/Tekkit

You. You're my hero. Not the hero that we deserve, but the hero we need. Keep on modding King Lemming. :D

Thanks to whoever added the version numbers on the modlist page, I updated it to look more like Big Dig's formatting and included the mod author(s).

Well, the wiki language is sort of like coding. You have to close statements with special characters, lots of bracket [] and curly bracket {} so I could see why someone might consider it something like coding.

AE doesn't generate something from nothing, like EE2 could. Once you had the ability to condense any material from simply light, it was trivial to setup huge factories churning out thousands of mats with no effort at all. AE at least requires that you put something into the system, and that you continue to replenish resources through other means. Sure, you can 'teach' your crafting computer to make even very complicated machines, but you still have to put a lot of thought into how the pieces fit together and give it resources to use.

This happened to me once, but I had a fun/interesting time getting back. I took off all my MPS armor except the power tool, then used the recoil from my railgun as a form of propulsion. Apparently MPS armor still acts as a heat sink even if you don't have it equipped, but the added weight doesn't exist. Railgun propelled me hundreds of blocks at a time, I just pointed my back at the home waypoint and kept firing. Every once in a while I would splash down into the ocean to more quickly cool my beat buildup, then resumed firing. I made it home without having to resort to teleport cheating.

Produce Rocket Fuel, fly to the moon.

This typically means the server's resources are constrained in some way. Could be processor, memory or disk I/O. You need to start investigating available resources, depending on the server's OS there are different ways to go about this. Might also be a bandwidth issue, what kind of upload/download do you get? How many players connected at any given time?

Yeah, couldn't sleep. Smart phone + insomnia = message board shenanigans.

http://wiki.technicpack.net/Overworld_Space_Station

Cyclic Assembler - automate building with schematics. Automatic Crafting Table - items can be placed and they don't pop off, similar to a project table Powered Furnace - smelts without sand Go learn Thermal Expansion, I'm sure you'll find there is much in it that replaces IC2.