Depends on the mods.
I'm pretty sure Rotarycraft's extractor can process it.
Maybe EnderIO's SAG mill?
If you don't have anything else you're probably gonna have to use autonomous activators.
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I'm pretty sure Rotarycraft's extractor can process it.
Maybe EnderIO's SAG mill?
If you don't have anything else you're probably gonna have to use autonomous activators.
pretty much your choices are smelt it to get one apatite out of it, maybe use MFR's fortune smasher which requires Mob essence, or some contraption that involves autonomous activators placing the ore and breaking it with a pick
Depends on the durability. You can of course use unbreakable tools, or if you want to go crazy you can setup an auto-repair system which takes the tools to an auto-anvil every now and then
Even then you'll have to build the system yourself
And if you're in late game the resource cost almost doesn't matterAt least Nuclear Control, Advanced Solars and ENetBridge. I might be missing one though.
Can somebody help me with GregTech 5? I'm trying to progress into early electric age, I have a bunch of steel and other stuff ready, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to make an electronic circuit.
All the recipes NEI is showing me for it are made in an Assembling Machine, however that also requires circuits to craft
All the recipes NEI is showing me for it are made in an Assembling Machine, however that also requires circuits to craft
I don't know how much it's changed, but it used to be that you had to flatten your metal with the hammer, then cut the plate into a wire with wire cutters.Can somebody help me with GregTech 5? I'm trying to progress into early electric age, I have a bunch of steel and other stuff ready, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to make an electronic circuit.
All the recipes NEI is showing me for it are made in an Assembling Machine, however that also requires circuits to craft
But only before 5pm on Tuesdays, otherwise, it's vice versa. And don't put the lime in the coconut.
Oysters have to be placed in water. I suggest having them at the bottom of a tank that's at least four blocks tall (Any deeper and you might need a diving suit), and then they need to be fed sand. I believe it looks larger once finished (though, if the size of the object inside does indeed change, I might have it backwards), but it should be possible to automate them by feeding sand through the front, and sucking pearls out through the back. Simply set up a servo duct at the end and tell it to blacklist sand, if you wanna be safe, but I've found that it's pretty good about realizing which object came in first and which one's the finished product. (Have not tested it with Mariculture, of course, so test at your own peril)