Neowulf

Try contacting their help staff. You're paying them for a service, they should get that service working for you or you take your business elsewhere.

Ok, question. What exactly are you looking for? One of the technic team to go over to the IC2 forum for you and demand Alblaka puts out a new version that is compatible? Go ask on the Thaumcraft, IC2, and Forge forums and/or MCforums threads. This has nothing to do with technic, only the authors of the respective mods can do anything about it.

Ok, what? This mod just changes the rendering client side, I don't see any serverside code and I don't see why there would be any. Server doesn't care if you're client is displaying a human or pony model, it just tells your client where to look for the other person's skin and what animation to play. And yeah, after testing it seems the modloader version conflicts with modloader rendering, despite what the author claims. Dropping the normal install files in the modpack.jar works just fine. No rendering errors from what I've seen, and armors display fine.

IC2 has an API that includes the energynet interfaces. All you have to do as copy the API into your source so it's net.minecraft.src.ic2.api

Start small. Every mod you add to it increases complexity exponentially. Decompile one, if that works add another and decompile again. Or just do the smart thing and decide on the exact mods you need and only decompile those. No point in decompiling charging benches or nuclear control if you don't plan on doing anything with either.

Literally nothing new. We had 4 girls drop out in 8th grade because of pregnancies, and out of 150 people my freshman year only 75 graduated 4 years later. Small town america, where people are so stupid they don't think it's a bad idea to shun/destroy anything a teen might find fun and leave them with alchohol and screwin.

Tekkit uses forge mod loader, which should be backwards compatible with modloader mods. So just have the launcher download a clean install of tekkit, download the modloader version of mine little pony, and place the MineLittlePony1_2_3_for_ModLoader.zip file in your %appdata%\.techniclauncher\tekkit\mods\ folder. That should be it. I'm going to give it a try myself tonight. To be honest this little mod is what introduced me to technic in the first place, but I gave up on it when it didn't update for a couple months.

Modloader mods usually go in the \mods\ folder, not inside the minecraft.jar file itself. A link to what you're trying to install would be helpful.

How do you normally install it?

I do hope this mod joins tekkit. Forcefields create great opportunities for high tech bases.

Then you steal those tanks.

Aww, don't worry renegade, once puberty starts tapering off your hormone levels will level off and you won't feel the need to act like an alpha male all the time. Until then you really shouldn't try picking physical fights with people. Your words are easy enough to ignore, but if you actual for violent anywhere near me I'd have to sit on you.

Where does your virtual machine run from? What physical hardware?

112 year olds is either a glitch setting all birthdates post 1990 to 1900, or kiddies have gotten terrible at faking their age. I hope it's the latter, I would love to see a 14 year old try to buy cigs with his grandpa's drivers license.

I don't play with factions so I have no clue. I do no residences on one server I play on gives my poor stripmining fleet of turtles major problems unless I "/res set move true" and "/res set build true", which gives all normal users rights to do it. And servers with towny have to give rights to turtles for them to work as well. Check your factions settings and look for default user rights. Someone not in a faction may have the ability to do it as well.

This IS exactly minecraft, Technic is only possible because it relies on the launcher logging in as you and downloading the vanilla client files from the mojang servers. And no, this is not like candy bars. The cnadybar in your house was previously paid for by someone and is technically stealing from that person if it wasn't you to begin with, unless you get their permission. What you're asking is akin to taking candybars from a storage shed the hershey's people don't care enough to lock, and now you're complaining about the selection of candybars you can take for free.

I did way too much heroing. I loved the 3d freedom flight powers gave, and mob healing that was consistent with player healing (instead of WoW's mob insta-heal) meant I could snipe badguys at my leisure from 100m above and alt-tab to do other stuff while waiting for them to return to spawn. Best pet class of any MMO as well. All my villians were masterminds, and I could solo pretty much anything I wanted to. Felt really good getting solo payback against BackAlleyBrawler for what he did to my poor lil' villian at the end of the CoV beta (even if it was an NPC and not the real dev).

What VM host software are you using, and the guest OS is vista? Check the VM settings and see what it's set to give for ram. The host may have 3.5gig, but if the VM only allows the guest access to 1 gig of that then your server is stuck with less than a gig to work with (max minus the guest OS usage).

You sound like my friend Lanna, Jay. She didn't want to get addicted to MMOs either, then she tried city of heroes, now she's a developer with Cryptic (last I heard atleast).

Not my fault you don't want to pay for the game you want to play.

Why use an older version? And why not check the railcraft wiki, which contains the information you seek?

Go to minecraft.net website. Click the "Buy Now" button. Pay. Enjoy.

Aww, the DNS pack website is so cute. It's all black and green and "we use foul language cause we're hardcode!". It's resembles the angst of a 16 year old raging at a group that offended him by not bowing to his every whim. A group that, unlike his parents/friends/girlswhowon'tgooutwithhim/classmates, can't actually fight back in a meaningful way, thus giving him a sense of power, accomplishment, and control. Oh, wait...

That means the turtles will use a single fakeplayer, "[ComputerCraft]", to determine if they can destroy or place a block. It makes some things easier, mainly players themselves can grant/revoke permission to the computercraft fakeplayer as needed in protected areas, so you don't have to OP it like most servers end up doing.

Turtles tend to bypass protections because people tend to OP the fakeplayer it uses. Unfortunately the perturtle fakeplayer setting is incompatible with chat commands, as plugins like residences don't like the spaces in "[ComputerCraft] Turtle #", so owners set it to the single fakeplayer then OP it. Yes it can bypass certain inventory protection plugins, but only if they have the permission to break blocks in the first place. The main reason it get disabled is it uses a lot of processing power to run LUA code, which is non-native to java. A dozen turtles won't bring a server down, but a dozen per person or running inefficient code will generate a lot of lag. Steps can be taken to mitigate it. Most permissions plugins allow you to restrict the placement of certain blocks to player groups, so the server admins could create a special group for computercraft using players and only allow people they trust into it. The same has been done on servers with quarries, fillers, and other potentially lag creating machines. The startup sequence of all computers and turtles can be altered to require a password. Again only distribute this to people who prove they can use CC and not abuse it, and change it weekly or so. Though this will break startup scripts on computers. Disable crafting of computers and sell them through a chestshop or something similar. Or just hand out a limited number to people looking to use computers, that will breed paranoia as people protect their computers from others stealing them.