it seems to work with some ores, but not with some others. like for glaucomite or whatever its called, theres a recipe for, but for GT iron and copper ore, no recipe. it grinds fine, its just not a recipe ingame. it only happened after i updated from 2.1.8.10 (i think) to 2.1.9 that i realized and noticed the bug.
none, i dont think. just updated from 2.1.8, or maybe it was 2.1.8.10, and this bug appeared. even wierd, i think i remember that earlier on, i could macerate copper ore just fine, but i may have started the game again since then. i proably did, so maybe i just need to restart to fix it? i will try that and see if it works.Edit:restarting seems to have fixed it.
I dont really know anyone who's ever made the high pressure machines. You're better off making more low pressure machines if you need more capacity. Save your steel for electric.
They save space.
Makes sense, that seems to add up to what I said. 50% more fuel from 3200 is 4800.
I only made the high pressure machines as I used thaumcraft to get steel so it was actually easier for me to use them. Just as a note showing there are good reasons for them, although from experience stick to the low pressure alloy smelter, it consumes the most steam so the high pressure version gave me a ton of issues as I used conduits so I could have a steam buffer and the basic kind can't keep up.
As far as I can tell it uses perditio to represent how broken the tool is, it represents entropy and damage and whatnot so it representing how damaged the tool is makes sense. I've never tested to see if it's the number of instrumentum needed but it seems likely.
Nope, it's unfortunate but there isn't a way of actually getting the essentia out faster then using alumentum. At least nothing I've ever found, you can use bellows on the furnace to make it burn faster but without higher extract rate that's pretty useless. The advanced alchemical furnace is much faster but it's very endgame thaumcraft so likely useless for you.
Just wanted to confirm what @Xavion just said. Perdito is used to show how broken a tool is. But it uses Fabrico to repair. A lot of Fabrico
Or I´m just to stupid to set up something nice. I think second is very possible
Now that you mentioned it, I'm also using my steel a bit more frivolously than I normally would. But I guess I'm still tight with fuel, so I dunno if I'd bother with the inefficient versions.
