I was at RoC 164 25g. I removed 25g and put in the 25z zip into the mod folder. It worked before. Now MMC gives me and error. anything generally I missed or didn't do?[DOUBLEPOST=1407721675][/DOUBLEPOST]I can provide the crash log as text... how do you spoiler tags?
RotaryCraft themed pack.
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Failure to run minecraft after installing RoC25z
http://paste.ee/p/IXNqF[DOUBLEPOST=1407722407][/DOUBLEPOST]in game message while in 25g said there is an update to rotarycraft. I updated it. didn't catch his download site mentions that I should have everything Reika on the same version until after the error. gonna update everything and then see whats what.
http://paste.ee/p/IXNqF[DOUBLEPOST=1407722407][/DOUBLEPOST]in game message while in 25g said there is an update to rotarycraft. I updated it. didn't catch his download site mentions that I should have everything Reika on the same version until after the error. gonna update everything and then see whats what.
That's not totally insane, but the borer is already pretty generous in terms of power consumption (I'd increase the cost of use personally, shrug)was a question, I was thinking we could
but if you would add it, I would say it would lower the torque requirement to mine blocks
Tungsten is a by product of extracting iron. It does not seem clear to me how to make tungsten ingots for the bedrock breaker. Is it simply cooking it in a vanilla furnace, or what do I put it in?[DOUBLEPOST=1407757685][/DOUBLEPOST]or is the tungsten by product just come out in ingot form in the last stage?
Weird, NEI doesn't tell you?
With redstone ore, it was produced as a last-stage byproduct in a "dust" form which needed to be smelted. I don't recall offhand if it needed a blast furnace, pulse jet furnace or regular furnace.
I haven't tinkered with RoC in several versions (since iron become tungsten's parent) so I can't help much.
Yeah I was a bit surprised if you could get that working with a little steam engine.
Coils fix everything
Are you sure you want a gearbox at all? My previous testing once suggested that equal speed/torque was best for a friction heater (may have changed in the months since then)
I'm trying to decide if that's a joke
It's a bit of a joke and serious. An HTGR should generate enough power for that, but I was trying to be funny.I'm trying to decide if that's a joke
Awesome, I'm prolly just too Mondayed to pick up humour atm.
OP: An HTGR would obviously solve the issue but I dunno if you're teched enough to make one, and it would be overkill anyway. If necessary, a third coil would be the logical solution, but I'm curious if its really necessary (see my post re. the gearbox above)
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One coil doesn't get close at 1024/1024. 2 coils at a junction with a 2:1 to speed equals 2048/1024 just about gets there. The 3rd coil got me there.[DOUBLEPOST=1407772937][/DOUBLEPOST]Are you sure you want a gearbox at all? My previous testing once suggested that equal speed/torque was best for a friction heater (may have changed in the months since then)
I'm trying to decide if that's a joke
Yep. Need tungsten to get bedrock breaker to get bedrock to get microturbine to get tungsten. I don't have tungstenUse a more powerful engine. Microturbines with gearboxes work perfectly.
. Alas, I'm good... 3rd coil pushed it over the line, got the tungsten and now the bedrock breaker.