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I don't know what happened, but my screwdriver no longer works on thermal expansion machines nor thermal dynamics pipes/ducts in v10. -Edit- apparently it gets fixed when Tinkers' Construct is installed?

Things have changed. A gas turbine now generates something like 129k RF/t because of the new conversion ratios as of v4. It is pretty insane how I can run every other tech mod indefinitely on a 6.25%-25% speed gas turbine because of the new ratios :p. Hmm well on the contrary, I have never...

You cannot combine more than 4 engines with a standard shaft junction, period. This is for a balance reason. It has nothing to do with real-life physics (as far as I know). This is to stop people from just spamming engines everywhere until they progress sufficiently within the mod. It also...

So this happens whenever I create something in the casting table... As far as I'm seeing the only thing it prevents is particle effects being given off from the casting table. (v10b)

You can get crystal shards from the blooms. It is pretty rare though.

RotaryCraft. Oh boy, it would be a helluva time figuring out how to automate jet fuel using only the mod and vanilla mechanics. Magma cream would be the biggest bottleneck since they don't have a spawner. The main problem is that RoC's chunk loader is too crazy expensive to use (it would end up...

You can achieve 1150 degrees with 3 performance engines if need be. I personally prefer to use a microturbine geared for torque as you will need it later to smelt tungsten. As for the coil, I believe you may be trying to charge a coil while you are using it, which you cannot do. You can either...

Yeah >.> They break in both cases.

3 junctions, 4 engines, exactly how you would expect to do it. I played around in creative for a bit. The 3rd junction snaps with 4 industrial coils or 4 gasoline engines which leads me to believe that it will snap with every type of engine. Interestingly, using bedrock junctions yield the same...

I got a weird bug that I just encountered. So I wanted to connect 4 steam engines to 1 induction generator via shaft junction. Apparently, the junction snaps when I try to connect the 4th engine to the generator. However, if I screwdriver the generator to face another direction, place the...

Since Mystcraft pages for pylons and the likes are being implemented, are the same things going to be available via dimlets in Rftools?

Essence lilies found within bodies of water.

Perhaps it would be a bit too OP if the bedrock industrial coil couldn't explode. A coil is a much more convenient storage mechanism than say an electricraft battery or even a large bank of captivators if you convert into RF. Reason being that it takes in pure RoC power and outputs the same, no...

Realistically, you don't need a massive surplus of jet fuel for even large projects. A stack of jet fuel materials nets me about 400 buckets or more. You can vastly improve your fuel usage by utilizing engine control units. A full microturbine lasts something like an entire day when you tone the...

I don't understand the aversion and hate of Magnetostatics these days. They are still easily the most powerful engine available within the mod. They offer very adaptable power options that can fit any type of machine you want to run at whatever speeds you need with minimal gears. Transporting RF...

I've been completely stumped in terms of progression in ChromatiCraft for a while now. How do you do the following?: Unity of the Elements, Broadcasting, Lumen Storage, and Painful Loss.

I think the problem is your elevation. Y=9 is rather warm and is probably what is causing the furnace to overheat.

Water cools the furnace too much for making steel. Use cooling fins instead.

Why don't fans work on magical crops anymore?

Thorium is going to be used in a new type of reactor in some unspecified later version of ReactorCraft. I assume that thorium was implemented and obtainable now so you can stockpile it for later. There is some discussion about it on the RotaryCraft Suggestions thread if you are interested.