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You rang? I overbuilt a Big Reactor (passive cooled) on the Volition Gaming server which runs flat out at: at more conservative fuel consumption: It's 20x20x12 outside dimension with liquid ender cooling. I have no use for the power, it's just that @Staxed kept one-upping my BigReactor's...

Because you're supposed to make some ladders and climb to the top of the tree and clear it downwards. Should involve zero jumps. Leaf blocks won't decay until you break their connection to other leaf blocks and/or wood so just walk around on the top and clear the tree level by level until...

Paging RotaryCraft!

Funny meeting you here. Well at least it saves me from directing you to the thread! :D

Only true if you're willing to waste gobs and gobs of power. Stages 2&3 require almost no torque, so providing them with high speed at stage one torque is incredibly wasteful. But yes, you're correct. A very high speed power source at 512τ would work too. :D

One CVT isn't really enough for maximum processing speed. I use three. I don't think you actually do understand, or maybe you are working with insufficient information (no insult intended!). In my world I have one RotaryCraft extractor feeding TWO Mek Elite smelters (with full speed and...

Beggers, choosers, and all that. ;)

Properly powered RotaryCraft Extractor and TWO Mekinism Elite smelting factories with full energy and speed upgrades. zip, pow, ingots!

Yep, started with RR but our community didn't want all of RR or all of Monster. We've got some of both. Good stuff Sent from my brain using neurons

Yes, check it out. I started on it a few months ago after watching Ako use it during his Resonant Rise series. I like it so much I have the cape! :) I encouraged its inclusion in our server pack and it has made several converts. It's a push and rush for Mek jetpack and atomic disassembler...

You think a guy might mention that to people on his server or something... :D

No need for a program. Turtle movement controls are built-in to the shell via the "go" command. > go fd 3 lt fd 2 rt back 4 "Go forward 3, turn left, forward 2, turn right, go back 4" you can also put numbers on the lt/rt. > go lt 2 Will turn the turtle 180 degrees.

Sure, but if it works in vanilla it's a pretty safe bet it will work even better in modded Minecraft. And the long tunnel at bedrock (especially if done away from normally loaded chunks) is nearly a zero-cost/zero-risk method. Compare that to the warded stone, MFFS, even compressed cobble...

Because this exactly: What a time saver!

Why fight in an overworld structure at all? Just use the vanilla method of a long tunnel (one wide by two high) at bedrock level, assemble the Wither at the far end of the tunnel (dumping a bucket of water on its head after placing the last skull) and retreating down the tunnel. Run forward...

Oh yeah. Mostly 'C' almost never anything lower level than that unless I have to deal with a bare board that has no board support package and I need to cobble together a crt0.s file to initialize the hardware enough such that there's a stack at which point 'C' can run. Very rare in my environment.

LOL I did say "programmer mode" I write low-level software for hardware (think firmware / device driver kind of code) so powers of two math is second nature for me. Of course I cut my assembly language teeth on PDP-11 when men were men and programmers used octal!

Everything before 16 is a factor of 16. Everything past 16 has 16 as a factor. programmer mode: 4096 * 4 = 4K * 4 = (2^10 * 2^2) * 2^2 = 2^10 * 2^4 = 16K RotaryCraft is very power-of-two math friendly. Convert to power-of-two and then add/subtract exponents as needed.

It's the "Welcome to the world, new player! Lemme just take 7 slots of your inventory for books." Now an early priority is book storage. lol

More flint would probably help as well. Also consider speed upgrades; the O2 seems to be consumed time-wise, not based on ore quantity. At least it seemed that both my O2 and flint consumption went way down when I upgraded my factory's speed (x8). For both flint and dirt (and many other...