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Once you get 50 pieces of redstone on it, then if you have any more upgrade slots left, you put another redstone onto it. There's nothing more to it.

Put a dropper directly above a magic mirror. Stick your stuff in the dropper. Put the output mirror above the crucible. Magic mirrors DO drop items directly downwards if placed on ceilings.

My biggest gripe so far is that there's a lot of wand foci that seem like they would be useful....if there were a way to quickly switch to them and back. Especially the Thaumic Tinkerer foci like Telekinesis. I guess I can just make a new wand for each focus which is effectively the same as...

That's why Pure nodes convert the area around them to a Magical forest biome. Actually now that I've started working on the Infusion Altar, I've now got way too much vis. I kinda hope they add more uses for Vis.

Is there any way to drain compound aspects from nodes yet? Also is there a chance that nodes WON'T be damaged when bottling them? So far all six of the nodes I've bottled have been downgraded to "pale", and they regenerate so SLOW.

In one of the direwolf20 videos, someone mentioned that taint was created by placing a tainted node next to an obsidian totem. I also know that there are tainted biomes that rarely spawn in worldgen.

Applied Energistics, but I can mix in other stuff if I need to. EDIT: I just tried that. Five fertilizers marked on the diamond pipe's blue output, and two on the yellow. I put 21 fertilizers in a chest. If it works, I would expect 6 fertilizer in one chest and 15 in another. It didn't work...

How can I distribute items in a particular proportion? I've calculated that for my MFR farm setup to be sustainable, I need five fertilizer going to the wheat for every two that go to the netherwart. What can I do to divide my fertilizer in these proportions?

How many layers of Warded Stone do I need to use to prevent players from glitching through? Was it two or three layers?

Lava is supposed to be an invalid liquid fuel.

But can't mobs spawn on flowing water? I'm sure I saw a vanilla mob drop trap that involved a platform with flowing water.

Guess that means I'll have to throw away my jars that only have 2 essentia. Aah ok cool so the decanting golem will only fill jars that already have some essentia in them?

How do I empty a warded jar? I've got jars full of useless Lignum and Herba and I wanna get rid of it. Also are Decanting golems worthwhile? A lot of the essentia I produce is junk that I don't want, and I'm concerned that it'll start filling up jars with useless junk.

Average the two nodes' max vis, then take the square root. That's how far apart they have to be to merge. You can pull a node up to 27 blocks with the Crystal Core.

It's not a problem. You just make one pattern for each of the centrifuge results. So if you have two results that you need for your recipe, It'll centrifuge twice, then get some extra which it will use immediately the next time you ask for that item.

It's actually not hard to keep charged. Once you've got the kinetic generator and movespeed upgrades you can generate much more power than you use, even while using the jetpack.

I've been doing some testing on hammers, and I've determined that the fastest hammer is a full-Ardite electric hammer. Mine has 3 redstone upgrades, a lapis upgrade, and electric, and it's at 35.18 mining speed. No, the durability scaling has diminishing returns. Logarithmic returns...

Because the more damage your tool has taken, the faster it goes. Increasing the max durability boosts your maximum potential speed.

Aha! I found the formula in the source code on github! For hammers at least, the Stonebound mining speed bonus is: ln( damage / 216 + 1 ) * 2 * stonebound Based on that I've concluded that the fastest hammer is full ardite with an electric upgrade and four redstone upgrades. That comes out...

Is there any way to set an item's durability in creative mode?