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Scifi Ore: Faradium

Cool, man thanks after I'm finished with the version for my server i will make a public version. It will be called ultimate Syfy ore pack or collection or something like that. It will contain more then just your ore though, it will be a collation of all Syfy ore i find that the authors allow me to add. I may even make some of mine own to add. I always give the authors there rights and dues, Thank you for letting me add your mods.

With any of my mods, you can modify and reupload however you want. As you guessed, all I ask is that you link to the original in your description.

I will, i will probably fuse it all into one mod and i can fix anything that's broken. This is for my server only but i can make a public version and repost it if you like, and of course list you made it all and i just repacked and updated it.

For each mod the planet version only has ore on the planet so the asteroid version is for people who don't want the planet. Fardium is best when small but the rest are whatever feels right to you.

I suggest you test the mods before you put them on a server. There's been changes to the game since these were done and I'm not sure if they still work.

Also what size for the planets, there's no info for them anywhere.

I want to use all theses on my server or at least get ideas to make my own. Do they planet mods contain the asteroid definitions or do i need both mods for each ore.

CRAZY! I love it!

would you be willing to make an AIO mod and add them to asteroid generation?

It may be worth listing the recommended size of the planet. At 19km it seems fine. At 120km it does some -very- interesting things with the spiky ends of the planet.

It's called Large Solar Panels (+25%), the panels were lighting up like they were getting power, but the grid wasn't showing any intake. Oh okay so I did a new test, and I put a really tall pillar and put the solar panels on them, and the vanilla and moded panels worked. Originally I had them at base level but they were getting hit by the sun. Perhaps a mountain shadow or something was blocking it, not sure. Long story short, solar panels do work if you get them up high enough to clear the mountains a bit.