I believe they're still used internally; if nothing else, because storing a 3D array of arbitrarily long strings in a save file takes up a heck of a lot more space than the same amount of integers and an ID string integer ID map. Each world has its own set of numeric IDs, determined when the world is created based on the exact mods present and the order in which they were loaded. Thus, creating two world saves with the exact same combination of mods, mod versions, and configs *should* yield two saves that use the same integer ID mappings; but adding, removing, or updating even one mod can completely scramble the ID maps for new worlds. The above is true in 1.7, at least. NEI for 1.7 uses integer IDs for its inventory load/save functionality, which is how I found out about the above. Leadtools 17 keygen crack free. I created a test world, saved a few inventories, added a few mods, created another test world (because reasons), and when I opened it and loaded up one of the saved inventories, almost all of the items were scrambled.

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That said, if you're writing a mod, you really shouldn't need to mess with integer IDs at all anymore. Unless you're messing with save files or something, for some reason. My Ender Pearl progress pretty must always looks like this: • Kill whichever Enderman I can find with as good a Looting enchant I can get my hands on. • Finding a few Ender-Lily seeds in a chest somewhere and planting them on whatever. • Investing a few pearls in Resonant Ender in the Smeltery, pour it out over Obsidian if I have access to it (as it gives x5 or else Sandstone) to produce End Stone, so I can plant the Ender-lily seeds on it. Alternatively I might find some End Stone around a bee hive in a magical biome if I happen to be in/near one.

This will cut the growth time down to 1/4th and allow for rare secondary seed drops. • Eventually finding a Division Sigil in a chest and using it to get Cursed Earth. Setting up some form of automated mob farm and getting pearls from there. Usually this is enough to keep me going since even a trickle income gets significant during the time I spend on building stuff. If not or I just feel like automating more: • Targeted mob spawning.

Something like MFR Autospawners powered by the cursed earth farm. • Bees • Automated Ender-Lily farm(usually for the looks, a good large varied farm is nice). Click to expand.Just wanted to post an update on my Ender Pearl progress.

I've used a combination of the suggestions listed above; adding Cursed Earth to my passive mob grinder (20x20 dark room plus 23 block drop chute) and also adding a 2-high space in my main base to shelter under when Endermen show up. This lets me whack at their shins with impunity, and adding the Cursed Earth to the grinder seems to have made Endermen spawn more often everywhere in the area. I did find out the hard way that the Division Sigil activation ritual makes a LOT of Cursed Earth, it was kind of traumatic to find it spreading everywhere, even into my in-ground mob grinder! I was running around like a mad thing harvesting the Cursed Earth when I realized I needed a silk-touched tool, so I covered all the purple stuff I could see with regular dirt to keep it from burning once the sun rose. Imagine my surprise when I found the contagious earth had spread to my nearby mob grinder already, and the fires had burned the wooden door to the dark area, releasing a lot of mobs to roam over the top of my base. The only time I've ever set a world to Peaceful to keep from being over-run with mobs.