extra functionality for what you can make. Modpacks right now are mostly just heavily configured extra content packs that sometimes veer into the realm of total conversion but even when they do, they’re often way too bloated. I understand the appeal of the modpacks that come out now. But I'd love to see creators use existing mods as a basis for creating their own stuff. I hope one day, I'll have the patience to do it myself.
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Centralized vs Decentralized Create factories : is my Tom's Simple Storage setup efficient or a lag trap?
I am using tom's simple storage and I have a main storage with all my items. I wonder if it's best to import/export from my storage or to build sub-factories when I have multi-step production. For exemple if I want to make quartz i need cobble > gravel > sand > soul sand > quartz.
I am currently using inventory cable and connectors in order to import/export my items to/from remote places.
I have a single cobblestone farm which will output to my storage and will feed every farm that need cobblestone (gravel, andesite, stone...)
I have a line of crushers that simply import an item from my storage and export the result (cobble>gravel, gravel>sand...) all in the same place
I have a line of haunters/washers/smelters/smokers that do the same...
in the end my quartz production is using different modules at different places which are all going through the storage network. That way I can avoid building the same machines at different places (cobble/gravel/sand are also used elsewhere)
My question is : Is it a good idea, or is it actually a false good idea that creates more problem (maybe with lags or things like that?)
Note: create is the only big mod on my server
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I am using tom's simple storage and I have a main storage with all my items. I wonder if it's best to import/export from my storage or to build sub-factories when I have multi-step production. For exemple if I want to make quartz i need cobble > gravel > sand > soul sand > quartz.
I am currently using inventory cable and connectors in order to import/export my items to/from remote places.
I have a single cobblestone farm which will output to my storage and will feed every farm that need cobblestone (gravel, andesite, stone...)
I have a line of crushers that simply import an item from my storage and export the result (cobble>gravel, gravel>sand...) all in the same place
I have a line of haunters/washers/smelters/smokers that do the same...
in the end my quartz production is using different modules at different places which are all going through the storage network. That way I can avoid building the same machines at different places (cobble/gravel/sand are also used elsewhere)
My question is : Is it a good idea, or is it actually a false good idea that creates more problem (maybe with lags or things like that?)
Note: create is the only big mod on my server
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Are people still playing 1.12 and 1.7.10 packs?
The newer Minecraft versions are nice and all but it seems like the quality of these older packs was a bit better than the newer ones, again just my opinion.
Who is still playing these "older" packs? GTNH doesn't count, it's basically its own game at this point.
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The newer Minecraft versions are nice and all but it seems like the quality of these older packs was a bit better than the newer ones, again just my opinion.
Who is still playing these "older" packs? GTNH doesn't count, it's basically its own game at this point.
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does anyone else hate ftb selling existing mods on bedrock marketplace?
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Darker Depths expands Minecraft’s caves with three new biomes: Sandy Catacombs full of treasures and dangers, Glowshroom Cavern glowing with giant mushrooms, and Molten Cavern of lava and crystals. Face new mobs, weapons, and mechanics for a deeper, riskier underground adventure (UNDERRATED MOD)
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From the feedthebeast community on Reddit: Darker Depths expands Minecraft’s caves with three new biomes: Sandy Catacombs full…
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