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Quote from Foamer99»

the best way to experiment with the mod is in creative mode on a superflat! that way you can get a feel for it! the best thing to do is experiment!

Although I learned from accidentally messing up the tracks, in numerous places, on the first map Doffen released.

Quote from IMblueN4»

allright folks i got some news for you

since scuttles is away soooo long the original thread is been closed by my own request and also by the agreement of the forum admins



so this means the original lb photo realism is officialy abandoned by the creator and so it will be considered not copyrighted so if 1Lots want to bundle the textures from the original with his own he can do it now without worrying about anything



so in theory he can make his own pack now and continue scuttles his work but be sure to credit scuttles to honor him and his work



have a nice day

BeblueN4 (aka Sedawan)

Quote from roncow»

This mod has no progress! No updates! No use!

Quote from StevenManea

As an start station what do you think?

Quote from ScottKillen

This:

at com.google.common.io.ByteStreams$ByteArrayDataInputStream.readInt(ByteStreams.java:377)
at src.train.common.core.handlers.PacketHandler.onPacketData(PacketHandler.java:98)
at cpw.mods.fml.common.network.NetworkRegistry.handlePacket(NetworkRegistry.java:255)

means that something went wrong with TrainCraft.



Of course! What was I thinking?!?



Sorry, Nick. The reason it took so long is because your logs show you are not using this mod.

Quote from Naiten

That's not essential.

Quote from WolfenVic

So a while back I posted a bunch of photos of what I was doing with Rails or War. Glimpses of a railways twisting and moving with the landscape. Since then I threw in the GLSL Shaders Mod, using the Slidurs Pre 1.7 shader, I created the below photos of the progress as well as just a few photos showing off the mods.

The next few are actually from the 1.6.4 snapshot, and don't include any mods other than just Rails of War.

Next up in my builds is a bridge crossing an ocean at one end of the line, at the other I'm planning to connect it to a "main line" and start building with two tracks rather than just one. I'm excited to see where I go next with my railway.

Quote from MirrormanMart

+1 - divide and conquer always gets me the job done

Please always consider the customer support perspective: For every single bug report there are a thousand users having the same problem though not reporting.

secretname2009 is right, there is a bug. I stripped it down and found out whenever you change the ID of "flower.id", "flower2.id" or "flower3.id" externally using Idfix the error occurs when creating a world.

I already had a nice discussion with Vswe from Steve's Carts on whether that has to be considered a bug in Idfix/IDResolver or the mod concerned (he didn't quite see the responsibility on his side ^^).

So, Annysia & co., could you please be so kind and make the flower blocks work with Idfix, which means not crash when assigned a different block ID from outside?


I know, you can just change that in the EBXL configuration - a nice "workaround" in my eyes. But in the big picture, when you have a hundred mods you don't wanna change IDs in each and every single configuration file, but rather use Idfix to do so.

And Annysia, the problem with not just having to change a couple of IDs afterwards comes in at the latest when you have to migrate your whole server containing 100 mods from, say, Minecraft 1.4.7 to 1.6.4. - at that point Sodom and Gomorrah breaks out ;-)

Quote from Artarian7

Hello. I'm new to Minecraft, so please bear with me.

I can't seem to get this mod to work. I have Minecraft version 1.7.4 but, have created an alternate profile for version 1.7.2 to try the latest version of this mod.

The steps I've taken are as follows:

1. I went to C:\users\(myname)\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions\1.7.2
2. I opened the minecraft.jar file using 7zip
3. I opened the mod zip file using 7zip
4. I copied all the files (I tried copying the folder and the one file over as is AND tried copying all the files in the folder directly) into the minecraft.jar file
5. At this point, the minecraft.jar file showed the files were copied
6. I started Minecraft, chose my 1.7.2 profile, Singleplayer and my world
7. The game starts just fine but the minimap is not there anywhere
8. Under options, I don't see anything under resource files (I really didn't expect to, but I looked)
9. I shut down the game, checked the minecraft.jar file again and it's been reset by the client to the default state

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit and have the correct Java version installed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-Goldrush
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{
  "id": "1.7.2"

{
  "id": "1.7.2 Mod"