which was widely used during the Industrial Revolution as a lubricant for steam engines and other machines. It also remains a key ingredient to the creation of bar soap. Additionally, when combined with naphtha , (a bi-product of petroleum, coal tar, or peat), palm oil can be used to make napalm(!)...

I would think its just the BD's code. Its the same with picking up ice, it just "breaks" it rather than picking up the block.

When I shift click to carft all it does not work. I unistalled the mod and tried on Vmc and it worked fine so I'm assuming it's a bug with BTW.

Edit: I just went back into mc, its only with the anvil.

Yeah, all the other modders will get depressed and subsequently stop modding :(

Urian wrote:You only need a hibachi for a stoked fire, regular cauldron cooking can be done with e.g. netherrack (or some wood logs if you're quick enough)

Thankyou for correcting me :)

I may have misunderstood, but if you need a filament to make the hibachi and you need a cauldron to make a filament, doesn't that make it impossible to progress through the tech tree?

I have not read the whole of this page so someone may have said this (or it just goes wothout saying), but you could use the haft for a handle and it wolud not matter what material you used because you would have progressed far enought throught the tech tree to get it.

I would like to refer to something that somebody said a while ago,
We already have a way to get stuff out of stuff, just by using a BD on it and all the items are dropped!

Maybe i kind of mixture between the piston/ turntable thing that is easy to use and destroy but will break into its drop form so that it is not an over powered equivalent of the turntable?

Maybe a kind of convinient inventory type thing, where by the empty bucket is replace by a full one in the crafting box once you have crafted the planter?

i have heard of the word lass used in cockney ryhming slang but nowhere esle, what area do you live in? (dont worry, im not some sort of sex attacker trying to hunt you down)

edit: oh and by the way Battosay, i subscribed to you earlier today :)

hhhhmmmmm, i dont think "your lady" would be very pleased to know thats the way you refer to her...

Hi, i have been watching you videos for a while but because i do not have a youtube account yet, i have not subscribed to you. i just watched the hourglass project and its amazing, but it only took you three weeks? i tried to do a small put simple BTW world on survival island (inspired by your lets ...

If there were to be an update to minecraft that FC thought would be beyond Steve's tech level than how would the mod develop from this point?

This is not really anything to do with other ideas, but if you put mossy cobble under water for a prolonged amount of time the blue pigment (or anything else that makes sense) disolves of and will throw out a bit of lapis in a similar way to the mill stone.

I am still playing 1.7 partly because the update seems a bit OTT and the should have drip fed us small updates rather than thow it in all at once, but mostly because minecraft is not the same without your much loved mod!

With a new mossy block, the opportunity for a new type of dispenser arises, i think that this new dispenser should be crafted in the same way as a BD but has the ability to "place" bonemeal, foul food and flint and steel. this would be used for easily toggle-able nether portals and a super...

Maybe the pigmen are the "NPC's" that failed to turn up in the 1.8 update, and they built them?

As the title suggest a pressure furnce, the use of which would be simple, you put a stack of 64 coal in it and over the period of a very long time (a minecraft day) it is turned into a single diamond (very much like in real life). im not sure how you would craft this in a way that would make sense y...

A jar would be similar to gold, iron, lapis or diamond blocks. Its just a convinient way of storing large amounts

Heres an idea, You put glass in a stoked crucible and it turns into molten glass. you then put this molten glass on a turntable with bellows facing down from above. first you get a jar (could be used to store glue or tallow), the it turns into a lens (mentioned in the upcoming features section of th...