Only issue with it so far is that it doesn't seem to capture items in the Tinkers' knapsack (the one that gives you another tab for the inventory screen). Yeah, the Iguana Tweaks is still in at the time, but I have turned on the OpenBlocks graveyard so unless you fall into the middle of a giant lake of lava in the nether or fall into the void in the End, it should be able to find a suitable place to put your headstone which will hold everything you had on you. A good MOX reactors is a white knuckle reactor, always exactly 2 seconds from turning your house into a smoking crater. For those of you who have not pored over the IC2 forum (all of use I assume since you still have your sanity), MOX cells are just like uranium, except that they only run for 1/2 the time, however the closer your reactor is to exploding the more efficient (and powerful) they are. Depleted MOX cells only give you back the Plutonium when you fuge them, meaning your excess U238 is supposed to go in there. You're supposed to graduate to MOX reactors (which are much more touchy), this is enforced by the fact that you don't get any U235 back from a depleted cell, so you end up with a big excess of U238. Uranium reactors are only meant to be a stepping stone now. One final note about IC2 nuclear reactors. I've never messed with superflat worlds much, it was amusing to see the iron golem beat up the constant stream of Slimes invading the village. The village had a Thaumcraft church, a Tinkers Construct house, and a Mystcraft library in it, although it failed to spawn any pages (probably just bad luck). We are probably just really really unlucky on the test server. You might want to investigate MystCraft: trying to bring up the recipe for a linking book in NEI crashes the client, and there might be other issues with it.Īlso, I made a superflat ssp world and a village did spawn in it.
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