Search results

The basic bags can give up to 32 ingots of two of copper, tin, or iron or 64 ingots of one. They are really quite good, having a minimum of 16 ingots per bag if I remember right. Delayed response, but that applies for higher tiers too, just with different metals. I just don't check these forums...

Remember you can make Efab recipes use mana, there’s a config to enable the mana blocks. That gives a lot more options.

2.5 minutes to craft a set of diamond armor is nothing, anyone complaining about that is clearly fixating on Efab to an unhealthy degree and not realizing that that time cost doesn’t matter. Seriously, if that is gamebreakingly slow pretty much just abandon Minecraft altogether. Vanilla makes...

I'd disagree and say that that's not their primary use, their primary uses are twofold as I see it. If you'd be happy with a few hundred/thousand products. Running an ignoble infinity bee in FTB Infinity can easily net you 1000+ power modules for example, more than you'll ever need from for...

They both let your bees produce products and produce more bees, but they are different. An apiary doesn’t require frames, but if it has three frames in it it’ll produce more than triple the resources of a beehouse, varies based off which frames and less with less. A bee House is slightly better...

I just bought the missing seeds from the market. 1 emerald per seed means a max of four emeralds to be able to grow all four crops, and its extremely likely you’ll have found at least one or two of the crops. Only had deserts for hundreds or thousands of blocks in every direction. The...

Because you're not searching for packs that contain immersive railroading, you're searching for packs that have railroad in the name or description. This is the list of packs that include Immersive Railroading, as you can check on curseforge what a mod is required for. There's 161 packs.

You make it in an efab which is one of the very first things you craft. It's practically not gated at all. Were you looking at one of the other methods? You're not meant to use them initially.

Don't, it's capped at four gearboxes, no speed boost past that. Note that you can have multiple efabs per multiblock however, just throw down a second grid and it will work just fine connecting to everything still so those four gearboxes can boost as many efabs as you want. The later game...

I can help here. So as far as I can tell recipes have both a requirement and a limit, the controller costs 36 million RF at 2k RF/t for example, this means that the recipe will consume RF at 2k RF/t and if it ever runs out it’ll stop and you’ll have to start the crafting process again. To...

That's inverted so actually a whitelist, once you either get the enchantment or the modifier for a TiC tool you can use and it'll only work on ores due to the config.

Still playing and picking away at Infinity Expert myself, a no mine attempt, and I've made a discovery. You can autocraft with the certus quartz wrench, never heard of anyone knowing a way to actually autocraft with it as pretty much everything just eats it when autocrafting. The method is...

Oh, earliest method I know of is the lava factory from AA. Give it 160k RF I think and it produces a block of lava.

There's a bucket of lava in a chest in the nether, just use your bucket of water to drop down to the portal safely.

Panic chest, at the end of your achievement island closer to the pyramid there should be a pressure plate labeled panic chest. Stand on that for five minutes and it'll give you another set of basic items.

Strontio, Nebrisum, Magneto, and Radio were the four it added. Having written the bulk of the InfiTech Thaumcraft I can more than remember those names.

It drops from zombie pigmen. No, the entropynnium looks specifically for TNT, so any other form of explosion won't work. The only exception is modded forms of TNT that are directly derived from TNT within the code, those could work. Most modded forms of TNT I've seen aren't though.

The tiny ones at the surface? There was cracked stone in the floor that could open a hole to the lower level unless something has changed or I'm remembering wrong. Been a while since I played with chromaticraft, some of the details and names are a bit fuzzy.

Damn it's been a while but I remember making that, and yes that should still be fully accurate, we shouldn't have changed any of the recipes in there. That's actually pretty decent as a guide, only thing really missing is the researches. Enhanced Galgador is definitely one of the most...

Also, 7 width has the potential for you to go back later and turn it into 3 width. Do 7 width for most of the ores, once the tunnels are too long and you're getting lazy go down the middle of each 7 wide block to turn them into 3 wide gaps. If you've got something like 3x3 mining it's even more...