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You can check for sure by looking at the thermal expansion config. That's what handles the oregen in FTB's packs.

Lighting can cause explosions when GregTech is installed because of the way the machines react. They burn for a bit, then explode sending out a 4x pulse in the network. If you wire up everything with glass fibre cable the results in an LV network are pretty devastating. When GT is installed, it...

The bio-reactor seems like a nice way to burn off extra produce that you might otherwise not want to/can not run through a still (e.g., wheat, seeds), but its actual output values are very low unless you have a very large variety of farms running it. As such, you probably don't want to rely on...

I am in the process of moving a pretty big base because of this problem. My base was being constantly drilled with lighting. I sort of wonder if Azinor needs to tune this; because the way unstable nodes get generated means every place is not too far from an unstable node and cleaning that up...

I am still sort of skeptical of these farms compared to MFR farms. They seem very expensive for what they do compared to even what a turtle can do, and they harvest very slowly compared to both a turtle or MFR (both of which can clear the leaves quickly. I tried using the smallest size to run a...

Use something that won't drop items to push the fuel. One popular option is a tesseract fed by RP2 components. An evolved (and slick) way to do this is to use a router that uses a machine filter to target wood into sawmills. The sawmills eject into the boiler automatically. Then you just need to...

Swing and a miss.

I am not saying you won't be able to power it, I'm just saying that 100% energy overhead is not trivial. :D

7.2MJ/t is as much as your pulverizer and induction smelter should be drawing together, no? But try keeping dozens of boilers full of wood, filling multiple ore pipelines from several quarries/enderturtles/whatever, running crafting jobs to clean up the outputs of industrial grinders, etc...

As I understand it, it's actually better to have all the machines that cause lots of chunk updates in one chunk. There is a saturation point of updates past which it stop mattering for a single chunk.

The cart can run on wood. Set the cart manager to feed some of the wood back into the system and let the rest be pumped out. Between that and solar the system is perpetual. I've had one running for a month with 0 human intervention.

There is this thing called "time" and "effort." I block at least 2 hours a week just to maintaining and testing the modpacks, and I expect every server I help run to take at least 2-4 hours of my time independently of that. Per week.

That iChun is a good egg. Anytime you punish someone for having a brittle escape mechanism, I applaud. Guess who discovered this and DIDN'T get stranded 15km from home while playing with dimensional door dungeons? This guy right here with the wireless redstone transmitter and a portal frame.

Jet boots too. You need more delta-v here, friend.

Just remember that the fastest and most stable flight comes from both flight systems installed.

So the way that MPS flight works is it seems to model vectored thrust. You install just the jetpack and it will let you rise up, but when you push forward the diagonal vector, new vector components are not strong enough to do both. So when you have just a jetpack, you're expected to use the...

Actually, local environmental analysis would be a huge boon to beekeepers that are not toting 100mj+ setups like they're no real deal.

I'm sad there is no tricky hover target on the page to make the entire content region do that. It's the exact same CSS.

Then why update ever? Or play modded minecraft.

Yeah it's slick. Extradimensional barrels and deep storage units are great when you do want to keep lots of stuff on hand for massive draws. Examples of this include buffering matter fab amplifiers. I have underground biomes installed, so it's nice to have a place to keep building materials...