PurpleMentat actually did exactly that (while working on same project) in one of his latest CL videos. I shoulda remembered that.
[1.6.4]Crash Landing [Hardcore, HQM] version 1.1.x BETA STABLE
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i got like that when trying to survive long enough to even have anything to make water otherwise.
Water is much less of an issue once you get your first two pieces of iron. Sheares = leaves = water-from-crucible.
I currently have three crucibles dedicated to making water, piping it into a portable tank so I can just right-click that with bottles as needed. Its my only "automation" of any sort in my early game.
I currently have three crucibles dedicated to making water, piping it into a portable tank so I can just right-click that with bottles as needed. Its my only "automation" of any sort in my early game.
I'm just glad that the camel pack can change using 10 bottles into using 4 bottles for 100% hydration.
I dislike using the crucibles for water, the yield is just two low. I prefer automating the dirty water proccess. I'll keep a water crubile going for placeable water, but not really for drinking.
At the end of the day, crucibles are cheap and they run for free (no fuel). But granted you do go through more plant matter.
It was also easier to automate than dirty water imo.
Question: can anyone give me a mindlessly simple point-form explanation of how to use this sync/shell business?
Dirty water and dirt is actually pretty easy to mostly automate early game with transfer nodes.
Compost material in a chest, transfer node out of that into top of barrel, transfer node from bottom of barrel into a chest, slowly filling with dirt.
For clean water I just grab some dirt, mix into bottles, bottles go in chest that transfer nodes into top of furnace, fueled by sticks, transfer node from bottom of furnace into a chest where you get clean water. Since one ender pearl is 4 nodes, materials are cheap, until you can afford some more automated methods.
Compost material in a chest, transfer node out of that into top of barrel, transfer node from bottom of barrel into a chest, slowly filling with dirt.
For clean water I just grab some dirt, mix into bottles, bottles go in chest that transfer nodes into top of furnace, fueled by sticks, transfer node from bottom of furnace into a chest where you get clean water. Since one ender pearl is 4 nodes, materials are cheap, until you can afford some more automated methods.
While I like the idea of escape from the planet for endgame, I don't think getting home should be so "easy." We are engineers, not pilots meaning we can build things and use them, but flying a ship is far more complex requiring certain skills that we already know we don't posses. Using a jetpack or glider is a far cry from flying a ship.
We crashed here proving we are lousy pilots. We lived to fly another day proving we have a bit of luck. We then survive on a an unforgiving planet showing determination and intelligence. We then thrive showing our ingenuity and motivation. So what's next? Where do we go from here?
How about recovering data logs from the previous planets scanned and devising a plan to teleport back home? It's going to require a lot of power, hence we'll need a reactor...but then again oops we're not scientists or navigators either so we must have messed up something somewhere and end up back at square one on yet another lonely desolate world. Perhaps this one is cold or all liquid...the possibilities are endless and the groundwork is already there.
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We crashed here proving we are lousy pilots. We lived to fly another day proving we have a bit of luck. We then survive on a an unforgiving planet showing determination and intelligence. We then thrive showing our ingenuity and motivation. So what's next? Where do we go from here?
How about recovering data logs from the previous planets scanned and devising a plan to teleport back home? It's going to require a lot of power, hence we'll need a reactor...but then again oops we're not scientists or navigators either so we must have messed up something somewhere and end up back at square one on yet another lonely desolate world. Perhaps this one is cold or all liquid...the possibilities are endless and the groundwork is already there.
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Pfft, I can assemble a robot to do my piloting for me, and instruct it to learn all it needs to from the amazing computers and such I'll also be assemblingWhile I like the idea of escape from the planet for endgame, I don't think getting home should be so "easy." We are engineers, not pilots meaning we can build things and use them, but flying a ship is far more complex requiring certain skills that we already know we don't posses. Using a jetpack or glider is a far cry from flying a ship.
We crashed here proving we are lousy pilots. We lived to fly another day proving we have a bit of luck. We then survive on a an unforgiving planet showing determination and intelligence. We then thrive showing our ingenuity and motivation. So what's next? Where do we go from here?
How about recovering data logs from the previous planets scanned and devising a plan to teleport back home? It's going to require a lot of power, hence we'll need a reactor...but then again oops we're not scientists or navigators either so we must have messed up something somewhere and end up back at square one on yet another lonely desolate world. Perhaps this one is cold or all liquid...the possibilities are endless and the groundwork is already there.
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Plus, I'm not suggesting we must "successfully" leave the planet; maybe we crash again on Iskandar's next project
1.1.2 Hard Route Day 34 - Got me an exotic seed from sifting dirt, will be making some plastic and more needlegun magazines for the upcoming trip to the city. Also got me a soybean seed. Only took 2 stacks of dirt for both of these. I really like playing this time through without using beds. The camel pack lasts a lot longer when you don't sleep. Plus sleeping the night away every single night makes the game pretty boring. I like being scared when the sun is going down when I am outside of my walls trying to do work. I have enough materials to setup a fully automated mob farm now. I might consider doing this before going to the city.
<-- Such a newbie. I never realized that silk touch on a hatchet allows you to get leaves, it would have saved me a lot of invar in 1.1.1.
Does this also work with a scythe?Yes but an iron or better silk touch hatchet instant breaks leaves, while a scythe, while works well with it's 3x3 area of effect, doesn't insta-break leaves. I still prefer the hatchet IMO.<-- Such a newbie. I never realized that silk touch on a hatchet allows you to get leaves, it would have saved me a lot of invar in 1.1.1.
I don't know about that but the ratio of people to cake is just too big.
If we had more cake, right over there, yeahhhh, that would be teriffic.[DOUBLEPOST=1408050069][/DOUBLEPOST]
And if we were on reddit, I'd have you tagged as Mod Bender.... bite my shiny metal ***
With the addition of Tinkers Steelworks, there is a new enchantment you can put on tinkers tools. ender pearl + hopper gives you vaccuous. I think the more levels you put increases the range. I use it all the time on my axe, sometimes on my sword. wierd walking the walls waving and flexing my axe at all the mobs threatening them with axe-ation but it's more warning than threat. I picture myself just going GRRRRRR as I run the walls in the morning with it.[DOUBLEPOST=1408050441][/DOUBLEPOST]
wrong. clay blocks
So, that's what happened, first the citizens of iskandopolis suffered severe financial hardship from the loss of fractions of a cent per fiscal transaction, then it was burnt to the ground, despite the leaderships assurance that it would "work itself out".
I haven't checked today but when I was getting it the other day it appeared that the one that wasn't updating was a leftover from using the private pack code because I had 2 versions in my list, one that was 1.1.1 and the other that was 1.1.2.
On the gravestone left by the last remaining citizen, states these hollow words:
PC LOAD LETTER? WTF DOES THAT MEAN?
Hooray! First post! I made an account and everything just to post to this thread! Great map, I'm loving it bunches! I do have one question, though:
I -FINALLY- got in and out of the city with A: enough materials to make a smeltery and get a start on a high oven and B: without dying horribly. My question is this: I scavenged a high oven controller while I was in the city, but it doesn't seem to 'count' for the Triple Play quest, and there's not manual detect button to tell it, hey look! I have one! Really! Am I really going to be forced to go -back- to the city to scrounge up enough scorched bricks to make a duplicate controller? Or is there a way to get it to recognize my current one?
I -FINALLY- got in and out of the city with A: enough materials to make a smeltery and get a start on a high oven and B: without dying horribly. My question is this: I scavenged a high oven controller while I was in the city, but it doesn't seem to 'count' for the Triple Play quest, and there's not manual detect button to tell it, hey look! I have one! Really! Am I really going to be forced to go -back- to the city to scrounge up enough scorched bricks to make a duplicate controller? Or is there a way to get it to recognize my current one?