With the Pam fruit trees, I was able to get the fruit picker to harvest the ripe fruit, but unlike when manually harvesting them, the unripe fruit is not left behind properly, and thus the tree will only bear about 4-5 fruit. The planter will not plant the saplings. The harvester will harvest the tree properly if it is set on harvest jungle wood if it is a jungle tree or normally if the wood is oak wood.
With Forestry saplings, the planter will plant the trees, but the harvester will not harvest the leaves, only the wood. I have not tested the fruit functionality. I am using DenOfLion's ExtraTrees compatibility layer, and the issue occurs with both Forestry and ExtraTrees.
NOTE: Tinker's construct doesn't explicitly have a modhelper, but seems to work as intended. Have not attempted a harvest on a giant redwood but the normal trees work including the nether trees for both leaves and the wood. Bushes have not been tested.
The main issues here are regarding Pam and Forestry compatibility.
jalapeno777
commented
11 years ago
I am using version 1.5.1R2.7.0B6
With the Pam fruit trees, I was able to get the fruit picker to harvest the ripe fruit, but unlike when manually harvesting them, the unripe fruit is not left behind properly, and thus the tree will only bear about 4-5 fruit. The planter will not plant the saplings. The harvester will harvest the tree properly if it is set on harvest jungle wood if it is a jungle tree or normally if the wood is oak wood.
With Forestry saplings, the planter will plant the trees, but the harvester will not harvest the leaves, only the wood. I have not tested the fruit functionality. I am using DenOfLion's ExtraTrees compatibility layer, and the issue occurs with both Forestry and ExtraTrees.
NOTE: Tinker's construct doesn't explicitly have a modhelper, but seems to work as intended. Have not attempted a harvest on a giant redwood but the normal trees work including the nether trees for both leaves and the wood. Bushes have not been tested.
The main issues here are regarding Pam and Forestry compatibility.