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might see two TEs for a single setblock where previously you saw one. This is a phantom TE being created by badly written neighbour triggers - I'm looking at you redstone. Anyway, with luck, this'll close a slew of bugs across Forge, IC2, MFR, TE, RC. Yeah, fun times. Thanks to LexManos, skyboy and KingLemming for helping figure this issue out. Quite frankly, from now on, issues with phantom TEs will be mods behaving badly. Modders will need to adapt.
*** HOW TO INSTALL *** For Mod Users: Download the latest installer from http://files.minecraftforge.net and follow instructions given by the installer. For Mod Devs: Download the latest Forge source distribution from http://files.minecraftforge.net and unzip it to a folder. Open a command prompt, navigate to the directory where you unzipped the Forge sources, and run: If you have Gradle: gradle setupDevWorkspace If you DO NOT have Gradle installed: Windows: ./gradlew.bat setupDevWorkspace MacOS/Linux: ./gradlew setupDevWorkspace If you wish to use the Eclipse IDE, run gradle eclipse instead of gradle setupDevWorkspace, or install the Gradle plugin for Eclipse and import the Forge source folder as a Gradle project. For Contributors: (Note: This assumes you have Gradle installed. If you don't, use ./gradlew(.bat) instead of gradle. Clone this repository to a folder. Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder where you cloned this repo. Run gradle setupForge to setup your development environment. To use Eclipse, point your Eclipse workspace at the eclipse folder inside the repo. Requirements (for both mod devs and contributors): You must have a JDK installed and accessible. If you do not wish to use the gradle wrapper, you can install Gradle from http://www.gradle.org/ .