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What I meant was the bench only has space for one pattern and will, as far as I am aware, consume the last of the inputs if given the opportunity. As for the inputs themselves, take TRISO fuel, for example (technically a blast furnace recipe, but the principle is the same): you'd need 4 stacks...

The worktable can be automated with crafting patterns, but only one pattern per table and it doesn't round robin its inputs. To truly automate it, you'd also need a redstone timer or somesuch to tick it. I think there's also a config option to disable worktable recipes. As far as I am aware...

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Shameless plug, but I made a thread (below as I'm on mobile) detailing ReC mechanics. https://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/reactorcraft-rec-mechanics-thread.164904/

Prolly because they're worried about having to have lots of worldgen and have a huge save file on the server. If multiple people are doing ChC, that could be an issue if they don't specifically enable the whole "generate pylons in other dimensions" thingie.

Its biggest use is as a way to stabilize the output of the AC engine, which can be a little sporadic.

Now I'm curious! Hm...

Question: can one hook the monitors up to things other than EnderIO conduits? Like Mek power cables or ElC RF transfer cables? If not, I guess I could just hook the gennies up to the capacitors with the big boys and use EIO for going from the capacitors to the consumers. It'd be a little...

Don't really have much of an answer, but I'd recommend backing up any of the 3rd party packs you've got as MultiMC instances while the functionality to get them is still there, just in case.

Yeah, the simplest way I can think of would be to either hook into an event that trashcans and the like fire when deleting items, or using some kind of ASM/reflection trickery to detect it. Evrn then, that'd be a lot of work for relatively little gain. I mean, if trashcans no longer woek, then...

I don't know about Java, but .Net books tend to scream at you if you make unnecessary calls to finalization or disposal methods. The reason being that managed code is supposed to handle all that for you, and the only resources you need to explicitly clean up (with anything other than a close...

Huh, must be a special case, then.

I dunno about storing waste, but yeah, as far as I know, you can still void it. At least, that's what I do with XU trash cans and TE retrievers.

I don't think so, since it doesn't inherit MultiOperational, but I could be wrong.

Running the extractor at one tick for all steps requires 512 Nm @ 1,048,576 rad/s (536,870,912 Watts), or eight gas turbines thru an 8:1 speed gearing. A single HP turbine running at full tilt (w/ water) can run sixteen extractors at one-tick for all stages. Sooooo, if you've got a decent...

That's... actually pretty ingenious, hm. Givin me ideas, you are.

I usually do, as well, but I like having buffers. Makes on-demand power easier to implement. Plus, if things fail, I have a little extra time before my systems shut down to fix things.

Tis why I use a set of ultimate logistical transporters from Mekanism. One pipe can move a stack a second, so put two on an ME interface with the ingredients being exported, and you've got everything you need. Alternatively, you could do what I normally do and setup an ender chest being...

As an extra note: once you start reliably feeding a 1-tick fractionator (as in, you can keep it stocked most of the time), running a gas turbine isn't much of a big deal. Just make sure you have a good, large tank or two with jet fuel just in case. Typically, my first few bedrockium drums go...