Because those bees are usually the "end of line" bee for that specific bee group.
It means they have the Swarmer trait and will eventually not produce a new princess. It's only relevant if it's on a princess/queen.
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It means they have the Swarmer trait and will eventually not produce a new princess. It's only relevant if it's on a princess/queen.
The reworked canning machine from IC2 experimental has that functionality, though I am not sure how compatible it is with other mod's liquid containers yet.
Also, Forestry's squeezer can consume most cells and cans and store the contents in its internal tank, where it can be piped out. You'll definitely lose the containers though.
Also, Forestry's squeezer can consume most cells and cans and store the contents in its internal tank, where it can be piped out. You'll definitely lose the containers though.
I always thought, that the template generator only produces templates of the very basic bees with their default traits, but that it cannot copy a current species incarnation with all the currently used alleles. Is that information outdated and the machine was made actually useful in 1.5.x? Never bothered to check again ;-Þ
Seems pretty clear that it's a deliberate choice that isn't going to change. I don't get it myself, it's the only form of power generation in the game that requires replacing parts that wear out. There is another Steam To EU method, Power Converters, which some people don't like and I'm not really sold on it either, but it works, and the alternative of generating MJ with engines and converting the MJ to EU is quite costly in terms of both items and probably server load as well. I don't mind the steel cost, as that is basically just iron and time, but I don't want to set up another huge wall of industrial steam engines even though they are cool. I don't really need the EU either though so this is all just theorycraft for me.
tree breeding question, forestry decided to use some bad wording to represent one of the tree breeding conditions:
"MINIMUM HEIGHT FROM BEDROCK OF 60.0" - Great Cedar
What does it mean? Its hard to tell if it needs to be closer to bedrock or further than 60.
"MINIMUM HEIGHT FROM BEDROCK OF 60.0" - Great Cedar
What does it mean? Its hard to tell if it needs to be closer to bedrock or further than 60.
Omnicron, excuse me if I'm wrong, but if you can get another tree that isn't apple oak to produce apples via crossing genes (there was this post of a guy somewhere that made this tree with max fruit production, max leaves, max everything, really), you can get the orchard to work on it.
Make sure its the right type of node. This one stumped me for a while. The right one (edit: its an Unstable node) can usually be found above a thaumic altar - those obsidian structures with the wisp spawner. Thaumic mounds are the wrong type - which is why I wasted so many new moons
This worked. Thank you so much for saving me from bad information.
I believe that guy made his trees for use in an arboretum though, since he wanted biomass - ergo, saplings. That means he would choose a tree that also drops the apples from decaying leaves (instantly, without having to wait for them to mature), because those apples let him run the fermenter for free and also boost his biomass yield by 50% with fruit juice. For that reason I am not sure if that kind of tree actually would work in an orchard. if it did, it would mean that you can not only swap behaviors, but that you can in fact have both behaviors at once. I was hoping to find someone who would be able to say "I have done this before and the result was this".
Also, I have never seen any examples of someone doing the opposite - i.e. using a different fruit than apples, for instance. Why is that?
I can of course test myself if necessary, but I have limited playtime and I still haven't even bred all the tree species I'd need for such a test. It would take me quite a long while.
I liked the maintenance. Just saying ...
In my 1.4.7 world, I set up lamps to alert when the rotor was "wearing out" and would change out and repair the rotors manually. Thought it would become tedious, but it actually gave me a reason to check in to the boiler room every once in a while. By the way, Gregtech has applied a similar principle with his Steam Turbine - requiring ongoing maintenance to maintain peak efficiency.
My question, OT: In MFR, do all mobs/animals yield the same amount of essence in a grinder? I did some tests but they were inconclusive.
Orchard apple is not in Forestry itself, it's an extra tree that Binnie adds. Potentially because you can't get a normal apple tree to work in an orchard? Still not conclusive. Wish Sengir wasn't on a break, then I could ask him directly on the Forestry forums...
I can't quite remember if this is true or not, can you throw RC carts through Nether Portals? Or was that only a 1.2.5 thing?