@Arperum https://github.com/Chicken-Bones/Translocators/blob/master/src/codechicken/translocator/CraftingGridKeyHandler.java That is rather hardcoded yeah...
a rather... extreme way of fixing it, short of recompiling and hoping nothing explodes, would be hidmacros. That should let you capture C being pressed and replace it with some other key, and the same for that other key. Chat might be an issue though
@Jochem It does have an option in the keybinding screen though, under the gameplay section (that line of code is actually the one that made me find the blasted option in the list.
Exactly. And I hate it when my inventory is somewhere unusual as "e" or some other such nonsense.
@KevinvanderVelden But I can't find anything in the code that points out that it has to be "c", it looks like a regular keybinding with an option to change it and all.
I basically want E and C to be switched around, there are three other things that are default bound to "C". I can bind these to whatever I want though, so if you could swap it out for "E" instead of "C".
I should be able to do so myself too, but then again, lazy and loads of stuff to do.
It's not just that. IIRC Railcraft has a bunch of keybindings which are always active - even when you're not actually inside a train. And so they often block stuff bound to it in other mods.
For example, why would I want the "change locomotive mode" key (default: "M") to be active all the time and thus block a key most likely associated with bringing up a map?
It gets even more ridiculous when you realise Railcraft wastes another key ("N") and blocks everyone else from using it in any context for the ability to whistle.
I tried out the new 1.7.10 DW20 pack, BTW. And I lack iron, of all things. On the other hand, I could make a quite big pool of molten nickel if I so desired, and there's like zero uses for it aside of making invar. And I could line that pool with gold blocks.
That gets me an idea for a "mystical" mob (or maybe pet?). Don't grow (much) when eating items, but gain abilities. Like, eat some lava - gain the ability to breathe fire and become immune to it. Eat a pickaxe - gain the ability to break most blocks. And so on.
the ability gaining part is kinda like that genetics mod in Monster. You had to collect DNA samples of various mobs and then inject yourself with it to gain their abilities
I am really looking forward to playing this pack on the server. Two days of playing single player, I already have a decent AE system, more power than I can possibly use, a great start on a nice 3x3 chunk-aligned sky base where I can play with all the mods I want to explore and gear that's sufficient for me to explore without worrying too much.
For dungeon pack, I'm going to scale back the probability of generation quite a bit to keep things balanced. You will find dungeons where you can get awesome loot, you just won't find them as often. This should let you get a decent enderlilly farm going early enough, but really reduce the probability of 'jackpot' quarries and such.
If I didn't have a class during the festivities, I'd show up with either a Skull Kid or Fierce Deity Link skin. But, I do have class during the festivities.
Snow golems won't survive in the Nether (neither spawned in nor built ones). Is there a way to make a snow golem survive in the Nether and other hot biomes in vanilla Minecraft (i.e., without using mods)?
Snow golems won't survive in the Nether (neither spawned in nor built ones). Is there a way to make a snow golem survive in the Nether and other hot biomes in vanilla Minecraft (i.e., without using mods)?
