i think you can get small pieces of 238 from unimacerating red granite too ...I don't recall ever mixing magnesium to get u238 but my memory is shaky
Good tip on iron wand caps. I already feel like I'm cheating by getting 9-per-ingot by converting to nuggets tho!
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That one I'm pretty sure is right, I saw it in NEI a couple days ago and was like wtf
It's either magnesium or maganese, can't recall which one. You can either put 4 uranite dust in an electrolyzer and get 1 uranium 238 dust and some useless gas, or you can chemical react the uranite dust with some overly abundant metal that isn't used for much else and get 1to1 ratio.I don't recall ever mixing magnesium to get u238 but my memory is shaky
Good tip on iron wand caps. I already feel like I'm cheating by getting 9-per-ingot by converting to nuggets tho!
Maybe use magnetite dust and smelt it into iron nuggets and don't convert your iron ingots at all. Every single ingot of wrought iron I have used has been from magnetite dust-> iron nuggets->wrought iron nuggets->wrought iron ingots in a Production Table with autocrafting. I don't even bother with magnetite ore anymore now that I have a pigman gold farm (I had to start voiding gold ingots btw), but I had mined enough of it to supply me with wrought iron tools right up until i switched to tungsten steel tools a week or so ago.
well, when i remove bop's worldgen options (strip config down to false everywhere) i still get dirt and bloody plants there ... so im going to take an educated guess and say that this is bop's fault because ive never had it on packs without bop...
Useless? Isn't magnesium the dust you combine with uranite dust in a chemical reactor to get uranium 238?
I'm thinking more along the lines of tantalum for most useless metal. Ever since I started centrifuging lava from bee phosphor I get stacks of it.
Iron wand caps may still have a very high amount of metallum btw.
Yes, it's magnesium you combine with uraninite. I just think it's funny that Pyure is like, "Hey guys, look what I found!" when I've been telling him about thaumcraft transmutations for almost a year now
Welcome to the other half of the modpack, Pyure!
Dammit I know, i just hate learning magic mods. I still use a cheat-web-app to get through the boring research. I'm a techie man!Yes, it's magnesium you combine with uraninite. I just think it's funny that Pyure is like, "Hey guys, look what I found!" when I've been telling him about thaumcraft transmutations for almost a year now
Welcome to the other half of the modpack, Pyure!
Btw, to be fair I didn't say "check out this new thing", I phrased it like "I learned something everyone else knows, but here's an interesting lesser-known-GT-specific application (using useless metals)"
I'll still prefer to base-up with peeps who'll handle this crap for me
Is there any way to get rubber w/o an extractor or centrifuge?
I'm thiiiis close to simply skipping the entire bronze age thanks to thaumcraft
And of course you can't skip the bronze age. That's literally why he removed the furnace recipe for resin -> rubber. You also can't skip steel in the bronze age, but as you've now discovered you CAN skip the BBF. Steel transmuting is a bit of a pain to automate, but it works well once you do. Be prepared to need TONS of glass though.
Why do people keep saying glass for steel transmutation? It produces like Vitreous or something.
I'm breaking down chiseled stone and/or candleberries. They each produce 1 ordo + 1 voidable.
Hmm, according to the Internets you get 2 vitreous per glass, I guess that means 2 ordo then.
Don't I need to make a thaumcraft centrifuge to break it down? I don't think the alembics do that.
Glass would also be quicker since I can shovel-cook sand faster than I can mine-cook stone. Too bad I can't find a damn desert.
You need the centrifuge for it. I learned about it just some days ago. But you should really get it asap if you planning on using TC4 a lot. It makes your life so much easier.
What it does is taking 1 aspect and break it down in one of the aspects it’s made of. It more or less does this 50/50.
Once you get used to it you practically stop using hard to get materials for your infusion altar. You just take a easy item and break it down to what you need.
My TC4 house looks like a crazy professor lab. All over with random warded Jars half full of essencia
Also take a look into Thaumic Tinker. There is way to autorepair all your stuf (-GT tools) with just using wood.
About the tank bug: https://github.com/CovertJaguar/Railcraft/issues/545
It's a shame that railcraft never does public bugfix releases. Having to wait two months for a fix of such a minor but annoying bug is a huge pain in the butt. I guess in the mean time I could just use nuclear control, right? Or do I have to open the GUI for that to update too?
It's a shame that railcraft never does public bugfix releases. Having to wait two months for a fix of such a minor but annoying bug is a huge pain in the butt. I guess in the mean time I could just use nuclear control, right? Or do I have to open the GUI for that to update too?
It was mentioned by someone here before. Craftingtable gives 4 Fabrico. This in a centrifuge gives Humanos for the void jar and Instromentum. And I can automate this with a wood farm