Considering the near-unanimous negativity of the feedback - here and elsewhere - I suggest reconsidering this decision. Additionally, what of cases where a user does not and cannot have a Twitch account tied to the same name (eg availability)? How is that going to work?
EDIT:
Also, why did it post this as a reply to Builder?
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It also works well for my real-world time demands, as I cannot exactly run Fluent, CATIA, MatLab, or ANSYS without internet connections, thanks to on-launch DRM on $10K pieces of software.
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You will be able to do that after I actually have a language file.
I am dubious you would want to do it, however, as others have been complaining in the past that the ingots are not visually different enough from other ingots (particularly tin and lead) and as such they needed a unique name.
Remember when I said I cannot edit my code without corrupting it?
Also, it is not permitted to use lab computers for personal use like this.
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No updates of any kind until connection fixed. Getting p***ed people keep demanding them anyway.
Crystal potions need crystal brewer for technical reasons.
May be back in <24h after harrassing ISP.
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Additionally, my code is completely unmodifiable without an internet connection, as GitHub will freak out about "conflicting edits" and "loss of sync" if I edit the files after having pushed a different commit (from a different computer than I normally use) Friday morning.
So again, please hold any and all bug reports until I say that my connection has been restored. Any bug reports posted during this time will be ignored.
Unfortunately, the resolution may be a while away - apparently a line broke somewhere, and since my area is almost entirely populated by those aged 70+, there are few internet users and thus the ISP deems the break of "minimal priority".
They will not quote a ETA of repair, but one call responder gave a (likely off-a-script) figure of "three to five business days until we can review your issue" and "if the issue requires the dispatch of a repair crew, there is an estimated wait of two to four weeks".
No, it is not a slot anymore. You need to pipe or bucket in water.
No, it is not the latest version. Redownload DragonAPI and RotaryCraft and try again.
No, I will not be adding new ores.
Melt it into ingots.
No.
No, as I do not have time to create one myself, and everyone who does starting making one gives up after shoddily making a few pages.
As for that idiot who thinks my license is too restrictive to use in a pack:
If "once you get permission, you can use it in your pack" is too restrictive, then I do not know what to tell you. My only restrictive licensing is with the code itself. If that is a problem for you, then I can only assume you had plans to steal the code and use it for yourself, possibly by ripping off the mod directly or by reworking it into something else.
If that is the case, I see no reason and have no incentive to grant your permission.
Congratulations - you are the first: Permission Denied.
Also, having read the discussion on his page, I suspect he is that "zombinator" guy who posted here a few days ago with idiotic little gems like "the mod belongs to the community", and "we can take it if we want, a license is laughable".
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Edit: I hate smartphones...
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Melt them down in the Pulse Jet Furnace to get ingots. Steel takes 9 scrap, iron takes one.
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Is this with the newest version?
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That is an interesting idea.
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There is no set order; the recommended path varies depending on your play style. Also, my play style is rather unique, so my starting procedure is not likely ideal for you.
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That would get messy.
Go ahead. I appreciate the fact that you are helping give the little mods attention as well.
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I fixed this and will upload it in a few hours.
Done.
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Upon further investigation, these are both caused by oversights on my part - old, long-forgotten reflective references. These shall be fixed for today's update.
This is for realism - my steel needs phosphorus and sulfur.
Why is this a problem?
This is a clear early warning of why you are having problems. 8192*512 = 4194304. To run everything simultaneously, you need 4.2 megawatts. This is equivalent to 2 microturbines or 8 hydrokinetics.
If you use a 2x2 or 3x3 source, it drains faster than MC water physics refill it. And no, DC engines are not intended for this use. One steam engine can run a pump and supply enough water to run both itself and a fully maxed-out (as in 20 items/sec all steps) extractor.
No, the problem is you used lava. Think about it - does liquid rock (1500C) seem appropriate for boiling water (100C) in a machine made of steel, which loses 90% of strength at 1000C?
No, it just has a very large tank, so a few buckets do not display.
How is this a problem?
No. Only the performance engine needs cooling.
Basic materials science and stress analysis.
If that is an issue for you to the point you think it is a bug, you are missing the entire point of RotaryCraft, and very strikingly at that.
Everything is powers of 2. It does not get easier than that.
So you are asking me to discard the realism I worked so hard to include. No.
Why? It is redundant.
They already have maximum speeds - more material science - and maximum power ratings come from their maximum speeds and torques.
This one depends on something called common sense. When something is 1600C, hotter than lava, melting is to be expected.
Extremely complex both in code and operation, and it would only present further problems with the mathematics you are already complaining about.
No. This makes no sense. Not only are those harder to obtain than canola seeds, but they would be sticky.
This is one of your few valid suggestions - I have long thought that bevel gears and junctions were too costly.
This one does not even deserve a response. Read the FAQ.
They are deliberately not compatible, to avoid balance and interference issues.
Long story short:
You are apparently complaining because RotaryCraft requires too much thinking and logic, and are willing to tell the mod author to completely discard what makes their mod both unique and well-liked.
This is not a way to get your suggestions included.
Fixed.
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Both.
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I fixed it a couple hours ago. I will upload it tomorrow.
Yes. Go ahead.