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I fully expected you were going to seal that entire iron bucket and create some insane multiblock

I love your videos.

28:28 But of course! "It floats down"! Those who know, will know...

Would this not also work in the nether too though if you wanted quartz?

greg tech "progress from scrabbling in the dirt through the stone and all the ages of history" this goose "fuck that, im skipping straight to the industrial revolution. no ones got time for stone or bronze"

The bucket thing hit me with so much nostalgia. (Also programming is a great reason to play, as a modder I have authority to say this)

Another way to automate resource that i remember back in the day is that fortron also has stuff that moves blocks around, and, shockingly, it works EVEN for NBT data blocks! (Well, some other mod's block breaks... In interesting ways due to this, but it mostly works for a lotta blocks!) This mean that using it if i remember correctly can fully automate a quarry setup to move automatically along a line, and combined with clever setups with forton chunk loading, means it goes basically infinitely to the farlands. (Well, that is if the quarry setup doesn't get... Chunk erased when it enters unloaded chunk while your chunk loader setup mysteriously stopped working. But oh well. It should at least work for very, very, very long time.)

tbh watching this video really reminds me watching technoblade somehow

With those bombs you could make hundreds of spawners at once Did you dupe osmium blocks?

dont mine the whole chunk, only mine the ores you want (since they spawn in the same location)

Hrrmmm....... feeling like abusing the TH-cam metrics with a cool comment...................

Engagement comment to act as explosives for you to harvest emeralds from the algorithm

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I'd love to see a similar video in something with thaumcraft (4, or 6 w/ add-ons), blood magic, or create in a newer version of the game

I am happy to announce that-according to the yt gaming rewind- Neurotic Goose is my top youtube channel! I am also in the top %0.4 of his fans, having viewed 12× more than the average viewer! Despite all this, I still have no idea what is going on in his worlds, and I'm afraid to ask

I remember when i made a red matter setup in a Voltz server and then waited for a server restart because mine only starts working after one. I also had a corrupt server admin on my faction who would provide me with creative mffs energy upgrades so my whole base ran off of those and the shields were inexhaustible.

Thinking about the logistics of throwing the rejuvenating TNT with a cannon into the chunk on a redstone timer set to a little more than a quarry cycle.

I like the slower upload of these videos because it fits the pace of the mod pack. thank you.

the moment i realised you were deliberately exploiting chunk reversion for infinite ores i was simultaneously horrified beyond belief and impressed by the ingenuity then i lost my shit laughing lmao love your content!

I approve of how you feed the automation beast with stubborn resources

you know you're dealing with a REAL big boy modpack when you casually murder the ender dragon as a side note in video 2 of 512

One thing I loved about some of the earlier tech mods were the large setups you had to create that had things going on you could actually see, items moving around, resources moving and stuff. Like the early pipes in buildcraft, and some of the stuff in this video. I'm not a fan of a lot of the 1 block machines that just magically do everything with no show and nothing to watch for your hard work.

10:00 No, wait, you weren't wrong. Nebulae only look like clouds from really, really, really far away. They're actually even emptier than most human-made vacuums on Earth. If you were in a nebula it wouldn't appear as a cloud, it'd just change the colour of the void of space like how the atmosphere looks, it wouldn't obscure anything other than very distant stars.

3:02 Unironically, I did shudder hearing "red matter" 23:51 I had noticed the bedrock had flattened out again and was wondering wtf happened

I usually stick to playing modern modpacks, mainly because I burned myself out on old modpacks during the lull between 1.8 and 1.9. But I’m definitely feeling nostalgic for the jank that was the pseudoprimitive modding from back then

i miss old modded minecraft

All of that effort, you now have a semi-stable overworld lag machine that generates 7 emeralds every 30 seconds or so. This series isn't gonna last long, is it? I've had worlds corrupt from much less, one time was from a trash can, and I had to learn how to delete block data outside of the game in order to restore it.

The intersection between minecraft/modded minecraft and computer science majors should be studied nothing get my little brainrotted kicks off like implementation of devops in a physical environment

Doesn't this pack have Tinker's? Can't you just melt Villagers in a Smeltery to get Emeralds?

Sooo i may or may not have binged all of your videos Good content One problem Not enough of it

It seems we are finally in the big dig part of big dig. Specifically via forcefeild mining and chunk regeneration.

Technically the problem of not being able to move your mining setup still isn't solved, it's just the stuff you're mining moving to your setup.

The problem you're encountering is called "population" internally. First a chunk is created in the bare state you are visually seeing. Then when a chunk is lazy loaded it executes the population code. There are two ways to force a chunk to be lazy: save it to file, unload it, and reload the chunk. A chunk is also considered "lazy" if it is NOT in the center of 5x5 of other chunks. This is also why most chunk loaders that load in a 3x3 load chunks lazy. If you increase it to 5x5 the center most chunk will be a full processed chunk. There is a very important caveat here. A lot of mods really fuck up chunk loading, especially in older versions. This often results in orphan chunks that never unload until the server stops. These orphaned chunks will also often be stuck in the processing mode despite not following the other rules. Actually, there is a way to force a chunk to be a processing chunk in vanilla, and it's with hoppers, passing an item between the chunk boarder back and forth will cause the chunk to become permanently loaded. This is to prevent items from being lost across chunk boarders, but results in vanilla survival chunkloading mechanics! Buildcraft Oil has a unique spawning mechanic. During the population a single piece of bedrock is replace with a unique piece of bedrock. When this is fully loaded it will then replace the blocks above it with the schematic for Oil? Why? Likely because minecraft reallllllly doesn't like to generate across subchunks in the population event. As for why the chunk only generating around 1/3rd uhhhhhh no idea, that doesn't happen normally. Forcing a chunk to repopulate should generate all the ore. It's possible the hackery buildcraft is doing is causing it to break, but considering you tested it in chunks without buildcraft's intervention, I find that to be unlikely. EDIT: as others have pointed out, and I'm adding it here for completionsake, it's because chunk population happens in 1/4th of four chunks at once to account for overlap. I have no idea if this is a wise-man's tale, but it adds up to me.

god this series is so fucking funny, thank you for making it. Also how long until you decompile some code to figure out what's going on? I've done it.

on that bit of extreme inconsistency with use of metadata the witchery mod keeps a solid 90% of its items on a single id for no apparent reason. this means that any sort of id shifting very efficiently allows you to ignore massive swathes of the mod. thaumcraft has a similar issue, but id shifting in thaumcraft most often produces jank as opposed to useful things. also to any modmakers modding in relevant versions. the vast majority of id shifts either reduce the metadata, or outright set it to 0. anything you want far away from an id shift should be placed higher than its mundane counterparts. thermal expansion made this exceptionally clear with how easy it is to obtain creative items. Botania's guilty pool on the other hand is exceptionally difficult to shift to. there are further rules, specifically for blocks, but these are the best to remember. also if an item is especially gamebreaking (opencomputers dev card is a great example) give it both a unique id and metadata.

Yay! Goose time!

Ah, Voltz and the rejuvenating explosives. I was on a server where the staff tried to have a free-for-all arms race of players vs their mega base; they were not amused when those were used to just delete core parts of their defenses.

8:29 From that list, I'm pretty sure the rule isn't "you can't dupe it if you can place it in the world", it's "you can't dupe it if it's a block". All the items you listed have separate item and block forms.

does mekanism's digital miner exist in this version?

That moment when you accidentally create a quantum object.

bregory

I love this series so much, ty goose

i could have SWORN you could put a chest next to the force field and it would put the items there- that or a module that lets you put items in chests

I’ve known about this man for all of 2 days and I’m already binge watching him! Keep up the amazing work Mr. Neurotic!

It looks like the ore is in the same section of the chunk every time. Could you just mine that part for increased speed?

18:44 Hey, I like programing overly complex stuff for Computer Craft!

Bedrock being flat is just an older minecraft thing isnt it? I cant remember what version you said this pack was but iirc they added layered bedrock in like 1.9 or 1.12 (this is probably wrong but i aint googling that rn so its just my best guess from memory)

Honk honk honk honk

12:30 If anyone had "A reference to Kate and Leopold" on their Bingo Cards, scratch it off now.

18:05 well, you can use some straw to fix it. But you will need a axe to cut it. Which needs a whetstone to sharpen it. which needs to be wet for that, you need a bucket.....