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:V Considering I've moved the Pyrotheum into my compound, I've found out that it's <a> less of a hassle to get water and <b> Pyrotheum has no heat.
Like seriously the only reason why it's hotter than Lava is the random fires Pyrotheum makes on solid blocks. Slabs are immuned and a two slab wide...
:V Let me check up on that in CL. I was experimenting on some configs and mod packs and I may/probably have had a weirder MC instance.
It happens
Using a redstone receiver and lever, a whole drum of liquid is moved functionally instantly within one tick.
I literally cannot move my mouse fast...
:V
There are two. Does it have any fuel and how much of it's internal buffer is full/empty = How much power is generatred per tick.
(/missing the point entirely)
PS:Granted for teh most part no one bothers with the throttle functino of TE dynamos
IF it did it's rendered irrelevant by virtue of each operation being so fast. As is the highest possible transfer rate IIRC is something like one full drum to another in an operation.
But that's not overpowered since liquid transfer is not all that useful in all honesty and very little will...
As long as output and input has a recognisable inventory, little, if any.
Been transferring essence from Grinder with SFM, Water from A>B for soul sand creation etc
Actually there's a genuine and notable difference in that as long as your smeltery is experiencing a bottle neck, you're still quite a fair bit faster if you use the High Oven with gaps in between each batch of process Ore. And with an auto farm set up it's trivial to constantly supply the high...
I prefer speed and something to use my Charcoal on.
Doesn't help that high ovens not only smelt more the larger they are but they also smelt faster since their temperature goes up the higher it is