WAILA has been added in hotfix 3.1.11. I just forgot to write that into the changelog. Fixed now (also changed the 3.1.11 to 3.1.12 since version x.11 is not available on launcher)
[1.7.10][LISTED] InfiTech 2 Modpack v3.2.21 [HQM][GregTech balanced hard-mode modpack]
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I did drop in the latest pneumaticraft btw and that did clear up the refinery problem just like you said, Jason.
BC quarry into Ender was just a convenient recipe for those players who already had crafted the BC quarry, to have "easier" switch. EQuarry should have a second recipe, if not... BUG REPORT!
Yep sometimes, it happens. I make an update, and few hours later there is a new version of certain mods...
Just be glad this pack doesn't have Botania... Vazkii updates that as often as a few times a week.
I don't know, Botania is the mod I miss most coming from a Beyond Reality playthrough.
I think, many small updates are often better for modpack makers than a big update everey few months.
Waiting for few small updates is ok, but a huge update right after modpack update is bad. Also many small updates means faster bugfixes.
btw. GT has sometimes similliar update rates as botania has. Only the last few months were quite slow.
Waiting for few small updates is ok, but a huge update right after modpack update is bad. Also many small updates means faster bugfixes.
btw. GT has sometimes similliar update rates as botania has. Only the last few months were quite slow.
Now that i think about it... Maybe i shouldnt have my wither kill box next to my fusion reactor...
Aw man, that was it. You'd think after as many hours as I've spent playing this modpack I'd realize that the recipe I want is always at the back of the NEI list.
I'd probably recommend the GT version. Its more flexible in terms of the parts/materials and (I believe) operates a lot faster.
CONS: probably eats energy a lot faster and fewer recharging options.
CONS: probably eats energy a lot faster and fewer recharging options.
I would recommend the ic2 drill because it will never break and you can upgrade it later to the adv dia drill which is the only 3x3 mining tool.
I'm looking at power options for the EV and IV eras. Right now I have both steam and diesel power generation. The steam is 2 RC turbines feeding into MFSUs, which charge up batteries and send them about to my LV and MV stuff. My HV stuff is running off diesel fuel from large oil reservoirs. I just built all of the GenDustry machines last night and will be starting AE2 soon so my power usage will go up in the very short term, and plus I'd like to keep advancing past HV.
Fusion is a long term goal, but not viable right now. I'll be implementing some power in the form of GT Magical Energy Converters and Absorbers, but that's still only MV and HV power until I can get fusion up and going for Europium.
IC2 solid and fluid reactors seem like the best bet, but I've never dealt with these before. Any thoughts on fluid vs regular IC2 reactors as far as efficiency and ease of build? Good design tutorials for over 2000 EU/t? Go another route like biofuel from a distillation tower into a pile of diesel generators pointed at a large bank of MFSUs? I've got a mob farm, but I don't think it drops enough rotten flesh for methane. Something else?
Fusion is a long term goal, but not viable right now. I'll be implementing some power in the form of GT Magical Energy Converters and Absorbers, but that's still only MV and HV power until I can get fusion up and going for Europium.
IC2 solid and fluid reactors seem like the best bet, but I've never dealt with these before. Any thoughts on fluid vs regular IC2 reactors as far as efficiency and ease of build? Good design tutorials for over 2000 EU/t? Go another route like biofuel from a distillation tower into a pile of diesel generators pointed at a large bank of MFSUs? I've got a mob farm, but I don't think it drops enough rotten flesh for methane. Something else?
Fluid reactors are probably your best bet. You won't get a single reactor to produce 2000 eu/t, but the key with the reactors isn't so much surge output as it is efficiency: you can build several reactors and leverage their excellent fuel duration.
The 5x5 fluid reactors are considerably more efficient than the solid versions. The eu/t doesn't seem much better at a glance (depending on the reactor type) but the value for your fuel is much better.
Say thanks to @Timeslice, because he was the one who reminded me that WAILA has this fixed
Thanks @Timeslice.
You're welcome
I'd been trying to get tterag and Covert Jaguar to fix that since June... apparently it was fixed in august but tterag just updated the ticket a couple of days ago.Pyure is our resident fluid reactor expert. If you have an unlimited amount of fuel, then nothing beats the output of a MOX reactor. However if you live in the real world, I'm sure Pyure would tell you that a fluid reactor is a much better choice.
There's also pneumatic conversion of big reactors RF to EU, but I can't speak to the output levels. I believe Pyure and Aiwen have knowledge of that.
I'm starting to look into fluid reactors. I built one (well at least the reactor housing with the reactor and chambers inside. I have no clue how to get water into the thing, and when I pull it out I don't know what I'm supposed to pull it out into.
I mean if the whole point of a liquid reactor is to create steam that I can then use in a turbine, I'm already doing that. And I can do it even better. Pretty soon here I'll be able to build a large tungstensteel boiler. My alumentum production is one alumentum every 2 seconds and I currently have a level 6 JABBA barrel full of it. I could double that production rate with another construct and still not even remotely tax my tree farm. Then I can take the steam the tungstensteel boiler makes and run it through, what, a GT turbine and use an EV dynamo hatch?