Does crescent hammer work on IC2 stuff?
Last time i tried it didnt and had to craft a bronze thing...
Last time i tried it didnt and had to craft a bronze thing...
Last time I checked it didn't work, either. I never use the base bronze wrench on IC2 stuff. I only use the powered version in lossless mode.
It's stupid stuff like that *which is still in the mod* is why many people have resigned IC2 to the dust bin. Longer and/or more difficult, I can understand. But, being a jerk to the user for no better reason than being a jerk to the user is boggling.
Yeah, I dont really play with IC2 lately, only HAD to make generator, macerator and compressor in order to craft the MPS parts (for some reason the TE recipers are not usable?)
When I noticed the many parts now required by the electric wrench i thought "ill just risk it"
I really liked that Prototype Omniwrench
Or a redstone signal got applied to it by accident. This usually seems to be the case with me... I'll powera fluiduct or something else nearby, and not notice when my dynamo turns off.It's possible someone was messing around with the redstone control panel of the dynamo.
turns out, dynamos can't directly connect to a pump.
Anywhoosles, any idea why a dynamo with full lava would stop working, eventhough it's connected to a conduit requesting power?
I believe that changes the side you whack between output, input, and nothing. The dull one should mean no energy transfer.Quick, semi-related question. I whacked an energy cell with a basic TE wrench (blue one). It made the side of the block go from bright red to dull red. What's that?
It turns the cell around 90 degrees. Energy cell has only 1 front face (few horizontal stripes), and 5 other faces are brighter more solid color red. Inputs and outputs are configured at the Tab on the right side of its UI. Orange is output (cell sends power that way), and blue is input.Quick, semi-related question. I whacked an energy cell with a basic TE wrench (blue one). It made the side of the block go from bright red to dull red. What's that?
Put in open blocks liquid XP and select the level. It automatically enchants thingsAaaand I'm back.
OpenBlocks is the subject this time;
How does the auto enchantment table work?
Tried googling, didnt get anything useful.