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a normal uranium 238 block, cut into pieces by the forge microblock system. should be a lot of radioactive-symbols...

if you have plenty of space: standard cobblestone. you'll need at least 10 layers, make it 12-15 to be on the safe side, this way it is quite bulky... but it will contain the explosion.

as I wrote, take a look at crushed obsidian. twice the blast resistance of vanilla obsidian (obsidian has a little nerf to make reinforced stone/glass more valueable).

the only problem I found with redflux is actually a forestry problem: when I hooked a forestry multifarm to my RF-network, the network started pumping tons of energy into that farm. then I grabbed a cheap leadstone redflux cell and used it as a flow limiter. worked like a charm... even worked so...

yes... and that's what happened to the guy who discovered it... http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=10366

long long ago I used railcrafts crushed obsidian as IC2 reactor containment. it has a really high blast resistance (2 layers are sufficient for a reactor) and it can be easily removed with a shovel, but it's hard to remove with a pickaxe. of course you need something else as roof (or at least...

my bases are always underground, so the biome doesn't really matter. extreme hills are nice because of emeralds, and in my current world, I have a base in tundra (dirty-brown and dead) next to a highlands biome (equally to extreme hills, with emeralds).

are those spatial storage dimensions accessible through mystcraft linking books? and how about setting up a factory inside of such a cell with an AE-network and this quantum network bridge. would that space be accessible aswell?

I've lit it up with glowstone illuminators (I like how they look... and my base needs something that is not just made for efficiency), the farm stopped acting weird :) thanks...

regarding the multifarm: I hooked it up with my RF net, and I saw a problem: the farm plants seeds on one field, then plants the neighbor-field. by planting the neighbor-field, the first seed pops out of the soil, and the farm grabs it again. and then, it plants the first field, and the seed on...

thanks redesigning/simplifying my powersystem will be easy :D (I have RF-conduits running everywhere). EDIT: regarding steam: I saw that the standard steam dynamo has an internal steam storage, does it mean, that this device accepts steam from the boiler?

sorry, this might seem like a stupid question, but I thought with the new thermal expansion version, redflux and MJ are two different energy systems, and not compatible anymore (and that sucks because I like how the redstone cells work). if not, then I can throw out the whole MJ-system, because...

I'm certain. the current situation: I've let the farm running, and watched olympic games. and when I came back in the break, all 4 sides were made of farmland. it's just not enough seeds to run the whole farm. I changed power supply to a combustion engine with fuel. no idea if that idea is good...

I changed the setup to 4x wheat and basically rebuilt the farm (removing most of the blocks and setting them again (I also removed the innermost block, which stores the stuff (the farms apparently work like the railcraft tanks, one block in the center stores everything) and removed the bog...

the farm with bog, wheat and the abscent carrots the configuration menu, I think it's alright (but maybe someone else knows better) the farm from below with the powersupply, AE-connection and the water in the background. the farm is automated, not manual. it placed bog and everything else...

modpack: tech world 2 (1.0.5) + natura + TF first multifarm, a 4x4x4 structure for trees, works perfectly fine. second multifarm, indoor, a 5x5x4 structure configured with: North: Peat South: Wheat West: Wheat East: Carrots North works just fine and changes bog earth into peat. South...

okay, just tested it, it worked fine. thanks

okay, basically I looked into several wiki-articles about the wrath lamp, and all of them say: craft this craftpacket stamper and the craftpacket for diamond shards. so I try to craft the craftpacket with the diamondblock, obsidian and tnt. and nothing. I don't get this craftpacket (all wiki...

yes, those are natura redwood trees. so, to grow one of them, you need the sapling of this one. BOP or EBXL or forestry redwood saplings don't work (funny, if there are several redwood saplings, and one of them dwarfs the rest).

now that explains a lot. it somehow reminds me of RP2. but now, what would be better for us players than a bunch of modders who are eager to implement new ideas? okay, first they need to implement mechanics that are widely regarded as standard. then let's see what will happen...