I kinda like compact solars better. Advanced solars generate EU (less but still quite a bit) at night which some people argue is OP (It would be cool if there were separate lunar panels maybe) Compact solars are also a lot simpler in recipes, and there are three tiers of solar hats, with gravi suite there is one solar hat for the highest tier advanced solar. They mostly are the same thoughThough I haven't touched solar power (cause I buffed nuclear, 14 uranium cells at 1 efficiency=300 eu/t--yes, I need to nerf myself), I'm not sure which one to use. I've only used compact back in Tekkit, when I realized even an Ice reactor setup was not as good as one panel. But advanced seems cool, nighttime, and the internal storage.
What FTB pack do you use and how do you configure it?
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There's this one tekkit server, EE2 on, shops on, and there's an "economy". What you sell is Coal Coke.
Yep. Coal Coke. One of the easiest early-game materials.
Each one sells for $1, but voting on those sites gets you $1400. For one day.
With this, you can buy a town, quantum armor, and enough collectors/condensers to get yourself a powerflower or 4. In one day.
And they never reset, so the prices just go down and down, it's terrible
Yep. Coal Coke. One of the easiest early-game materials.
Each one sells for $1, but voting on those sites gets you $1400. For one day.
With this, you can buy a town, quantum armor, and enough collectors/condensers to get yourself a powerflower or 4. In one day.
And they never reset, so the prices just go down and down, it's terrible
Public Tekkit servers are usually pretty horrible(pretty much the same goes for all public servers)There's this one tekkit server, EE2 on, shops on, and there's an "economy". What you sell is Coal Coke.
Yep. Coal Coke. One of the easiest early-game materials.
Each one sells for $1, but voting on those sites gets you $1400. For one day.
With this, you can buy a town, quantum armor, and enough collectors/condensers to get yourself a powerflower or 4. In one day.
And they never reset, so the prices just go down and down, it's terrible
If it's an old enough version that you can and you do, it will remove the enchantments when you update :V
It is still possible to enchant them with books in creative mode and NBTedit right?
Yes, and then the enchantments will be removed automatically whenever you wear the armor.
I understand the game balance, but it's too bad. Because the only way to make the mining feature of the tool as fast as IC2's and Gravisuite's tool (or even an efficiency V diamond pick!) was to enchant it. Otherwise it's substantially slower. I hope in the future we see other ways to increase tool output (even though I saw one of your team members saying the tool was "already too fast" and denying the feature request).
Does it change as soon as you equip the armor? So in theory could I put the armor on and then put enchantments on with NBTedit and it wouldn't change back
Yeah Andrew was overstepping his bounds with that comment. The defaults have been adjusted on the tool and of course it is, as always, configurable
But, I am leaning on area-effect stuff rather than making the tool any faster than it currently is. My experience with IC2 and Gravisuit's tool (except on precision mode) is that it's too easy to accidentally drill through more blocks than you intended to, which can be a pain.
So instead, I am thinking of making a separate, expensive module which is a right-click function and causes blocks to instantly drop themselves. That way it serves the function of both silktouching and precision harvesting.
As I mentioned to someone in another forum,
I'm actually leaning on 'no' for this one, and the more I see of these 'can you make a module that is this literally just this other item', the more I'm starting to get sick of them. What I'd rather do is ask, what needs does that item fulfill? And how would *I* meet those needs?
For example, my idea for clearing large swaths of blocks was the Sonic weapon, which would also randomly macerate stuff for example, or something. That would easily make up for the 'scatter' mode of the IC2 laser.
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So the question with silktouch, fortune, etc. is: what does it do, and why do people want it? For silktouch, it lets you pick up blocks that you wouldn't normally be able to, and for fortune, it gives you more resources per ore block. Surely we can come up with more technological excuses for that than 'uhhhh the tool is MAGIC'
On that note, I'm thinking of replacing the shears module with a blade launcher which shoots projectiles that shear sheep and leaves and cobwebs in their path, and inflict damage (but not to sheep obviously! Because ummmm, the blades are MUTTONDYNAMIC)
Why are you so obsessed with this? No, it checks every tick.
Whine receded, this is awesome.Yeah Andrew was overstepping his bounds with that comment. The defaults have been adjusted on the tool and of course it is, as always, configurable
But, I am leaning on area-effect stuff rather than making the tool any faster than it currently is. My experience with IC2 and Gravisuit's tool (except on precision mode) is that it's too easy to accidentally drill through more blocks than you intended to, which can be a pain.
So instead, I am thinking of making a separate, expensive module which is a right-click function and causes blocks to instantly drop themselves. That way it serves the function of both silktouching and precision harvesting.
As I mentioned to someone in another forum,
I'm actually leaning on 'no' for this one, and the more I see of these 'can you make a module that is this literally just this other item', the more I'm starting to get sick of them. What I'd rather do is ask, what needs does that item fulfill? And how would *I* meet those needs?
For example, my idea for clearing large swaths of blocks was the Sonic weapon, which would also randomly macerate stuff for example, or something. That would easily make up for the 'scatter' mode of the IC2 laser.
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So the question with silktouch, fortune, etc. is: what does it do, and why do people want it? For silktouch, it lets you pick up blocks that you wouldn't normally be able to, and for fortune, it gives you more resources per ore block. Surely we can come up with more technological excuses for that than 'uhhhh the tool is MAGIC'
On that note, I'm thinking of replacing the shears module with a blade launcher which shoots projectiles that shear sheep and leaves and cobwebs in their path, and inflict damage (but not to sheep obviously! Because ummmm, the blades are MUTTONDYNAMIC)
Why are you so obsessed with this? No, it checks every tick.
Because I like finding fun cheaty ways to do stuff using things like NBTedit and Mcedit filters (thank you sethbling) I am also making an FTB adventure map and sometimes those little pieces of info help. BTW thanks for making an awesome mod