Yes. osmotic Enchanter is broken, fix should be in the latest version of the TT (http://jenkins.nekokittygames.com:8080/job/Thaumic Tinkerer/439/changes) Feel free to grab it and test it with that version. (make backups of course)anyone else got crashes / world corruptions when usung the kami osmotic enchanter?
i suspect some wrong initialized enchantments. worked some builts before. may be broken by openblocks?
Assuming we're just talking about GT transformers here, bingo.I'm guessing this is because the transformer only accepts 1 amp so that's all the gets sent eventhough the up stream one is capable of sending more.
I just about to enter the mv stage since i have finished my ebf and want to start getting stuff upgraded. But before i want to do that i like to make circuits cheaper then the standard 6 copper cables 2 nand and a steel plate. I saw that i could use the assembling machine to build them with 2 nand and basic circuit board or something like that. Problem is that requires a good supply of silicon. So what is the cheapest/most effecient way to get silicon?
Also whats the easiest path to supply oxygen to the ebf for wrought iron --> steel?
I know i have NEI but there are so many ways and alot of the routes seem rather long and inefficient
Silicon you can get from centrifuging redstone I think, or you can electrolyze glass dust (gives you oxygen too).
Oxygen you can get by electrolyzing magnetite.
This is actually a really good way to go. Oxygen is very useful later on so gather it as a byproduct is an excellent bonus.I took the long route i guess, but the way i did Silicon was Black Granite - you can macerate the granite cobble into dusts, centrifuge to pure, centrifuge again to remove biotite and then electrolyze to separate Silicone from Oxygen, makes a nice tidy packet of both, this can all be achieved in the LV segment of the tech tree so its not like its murder getting hold of it.
At the MV stage I used clay dust (which you can get lots, fast) in the electrolyzer and got a lot of lithium, silicon and aluminium. You get to use all, from the same product.
Oxygen I think I got from ilmenite and ruby in the electrolyzer. You will do that, anyway, to obtain titanium and chrome.
This way, you only use 3 primary ores for many things, instead of getting out of your way for glass, magnetite or black granite.
(I get that it's harder to find redstone (ruby) and bauxite (ilmenite), but instead of mining and processing magnetite (I never used that stuff) or slooowly mining black granite, you could rather use the time to find those ores, that you need anyway.)
Tip: Make sure to disable also the pneumaticraft.zs script file, otherwise you WILL HAVE recipe issues.I'm curious - I'm playing the modpack without pneumaticcraft. Mainly because I was getting terrible FPS, and disabling it seemed to help (likely getting rid of all its annoying plants). What am I missing out on? The progression seems to go really well without it.
It just does not show in NEI. Use distilled water and lapis dust in the Fluid/Solid canner.
Is there any route you use to get all that clay? I can't find a clay containing (or desert) biome for the life of me. I'm actually starting to consider doing IC2 crops->plantball->dirt->centrifuge to clay to get more clay dust as I've raided almost every river and pond in a reasonable distance.At the MV stage I used clay dust (which you can get lots, fast)
Dark Pick - Unbreaking 3 - efficiency 5 - fortune 3 ... granite breaks at the same speed as smooth stone does to a vanilla iron pick. :3
Magnetite is always worth it, its where i got about 75% of my dwindling gold reserves ... feckin' HV tech needs gold, magnetite is plentiful, see where i'm coming from?
Thaumcraft has an easy way for clay. 1 Sugarcane + 2 Cobblestone = 1 Clay.Is there any route you use to get all that clay? I can't find a clay containing (or desert) biome for the life of me. I'm actually starting to consider doing IC2 crops->plantball->dirt->centrifuge to clay to get more clay dust as I've raided almost every river and pond in a reasonable distance.