Hey all I recently acquired the equivalent exchange mod but was unable to download the recipe book due to limitations on my computer and was wondering if any of you would aide me in my valiant quest to make a good online recipe book for the mod. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks again everyone.
I thought I should contribute to the helpfulness of this thread, this is something I've posted on multiple other threads and it's helped a lot of people
Wow that really saved my bacon... I loaded a save with tons of mod items (Equivalent Exchange, Buildcraft) in a vanilla client on accident, and Bam, everything was gone. My dark matter, my factories, everything. Even the millenare village was a shambles (no walls since they were special blocks). I deleted the world in sadness. But then I saw this and right clicked my saves folder. Bam, had a backup "previous version" from about an hour before the tragedy. Huzzah.
I've made some progress on the modeller, but I'm not sure how the UI should work. I assume there should be some way of moving, resizing, and (later) rotating pieces, as well as maneuvering the camera. I haven't done any kind of 3D programming before, so do you guys have any suggestions for how those controls should feel/work? In the interest of keeping this program accessible to mac users, I'd like to keep it to a single mouse button as well. =P (Unless macs can emulate the right click function? I've never used one, so I don't know if they can do this.)
Mac users can ctrl-click to right-click if they don't have a 2-button mouse.
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Lots of people will help you... if you work on the wiki. http://equivalentexchange.wikispaces.com/
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Wow that really saved my bacon... I loaded a save with tons of mod items (Equivalent Exchange, Buildcraft) in a vanilla client on accident, and Bam, everything was gone. My dark matter, my factories, everything. Even the millenare village was a shambles (no walls since they were special blocks). I deleted the world in sadness. But then I saw this and right clicked my saves folder. Bam, had a backup "previous version" from about an hour before the tragedy. Huzzah.
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Mac users can ctrl-click to right-click if they don't have a 2-button mouse.