A good example of what I mentioned in my last post.resonant inductive coupling
A good example of what I mentioned in my last post.
Tesla's "free instant wireless power transfer" is a myth based part on his fading sanity in his later years, part on extreme ignorance on the part of most of the public, and part "energy companies are hiding this to control the world!" conspiracy theories.that's what i mean, though.
i know it's your mod, but if a tokamak at our level of understanding is fine to take into minecraft, why not walk in tesla's footsteps? it would keep to the "real" aspect and be a doorway to solving long distance power transfer.
we've only recently made fusion worthwhile to pursue, we've been transferring power wirelessly with resonance for a while.
i've been thinking about power converters to steam, into tesseracts, and reactorcraft turbines.But that's what I'm suggesting, something to make dimensional transfer of RoC energy possible while still being distinctly rotarycraft. Yes like you said RF is the go between for that, with v16 and the fusion reactor I've made an array of magnestatics and tesseracts on my receiving end of the fusion reactor located in a myst dimension, but now that dynamos are nerfed too it would mean I have to make the same array on the producing side with dynamos.
This isn't so much a problem in SSP as I've built my fusion reactor on the overworld and used bedrock shafts (lots) to transport the energy to my base, but in SMP it could cause a problem you understand.
The API is there. An add-on to do what you ask could easily be made without breaking the fundamentals of RC.
If there was such an idea that fits, I would incorporate it into the mod proper. The issue at hand is that there does not seem to be one that does not violate either the "must preserve 3-dimensional power system" rule or the "must be realistic" rule. Breaking either of these essentially breaks RotaryCraft, and for that reason I have designed my API to allow me to "pull the plug" on such problem-causing converters (for example, a magic essence-to-shaft power converter, or a shaft power-to-RF-without-limit converter) and have them simply not receive/emit power.The API is there. An add-on to do what you ask could easily be made without breaking the fundamentals of RC.
Agreed macro quantum mechanics is not going to happen in the forseeable future. Maybe in 150 years we may see small levels of this, but I highly doubt it will come even in this time.-snip-
This is worlds apart from "we energized the polarity of the transformed singularity quantum field zones to synchronize the diamagnetic boson streams" or whatever you would find in media where quantum-mechanical properties are exploited for "large tech".
If there was such an idea that fits, I would incorporate it into the mod proper. The issue at hand is that there does not seem to be one that does not violate either the "must preserve 3-dimensional power system" rule or the "must be realistic" rule. Breaking either of these essentially breaks RotaryCraft, and for that reason I have designed my API to allow me to "pull the plug" on such problem-causing converters (for example, a magic essence-to-shaft power converter, or a shaft power-to-RF-without-limit converter) and have them simply not receive/emit power.
As far as RC is concerned, magic does not exist. A thaumcraft shard is a piece of rock, flux is purple dirt, and essence simply does not exist.[DOUBLEPOST=1393379873][/DOUBLEPOST]Reika, I know you're really not okay at all with doing anything that is unrealistic, but how would you feel about someone like me making an addon that uses your power system and only your power system to aid people that dabble in magical mods like thaumcraft, etc.? Things that would generate AM2 essence or automatically destroy Thaumcraft 4 flux gas/goo, for example. Stuff that doesn't at all influence your mod and your progression, but instead uses your tech to aid in the arcane arts, not the other way around.
Hopefully that paragraph made some sense
Some things, yes. What has been suggested? No, not even close.If something blatantly just made things easier, I could see an issue. However you should look at Future Tech as a possibility. The curve of invention is not linear. We now have almost += fusion reactors, ion engines for space travel (and working on nuclear powered ones,) computer chips woven as fabric that are nanos in dimensions. These are things found "not likely to happen in our lifetimes" in the late 80's.
True, running as shaft power, these ideas are not realistic, but the scientific mechanics are there in more than just theory for some of the things. Does it fit Rotarycraft? Not exactly. Does it fit an extreme endgame add-on on par or farther than Reactorcraft? Plausible if implemented correctly.
If something blatantly just made things easier, I could see an issue. However you should look at Future Tech as a possibility. The curve of invention is not linear. We now have almost += fusion reactors, ion engines for space travel (and working on nuclear powered ones,) computer chips woven as fabric that are nanos in dimensions. These are things found "not likely to happen in our lifetimes" in the late 80's.
True, running as shaft power, these ideas are not realistic, but the scientific mechanics are there in more than just theory for some of the things. Does it fit Rotarycraft? Not exactly. Does it fit an extreme endgame add-on on par or farther than Reactorcraft? Plausible if implemented correctly.
...Did you read my signature image? I am no stranger to those quotes.Clarke's Three Laws are three "laws" of prediction formulated by the British writer Arthur C. Clarke. They are:
When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Yes, that would be a problem.So it would be a problem then, if someone made a mod like that? I mostly ask because I think adding the realism ideas in rotarycraft plus the completely unrealistic but still fun magic mods like thaumcraft and ars magica 2 together could produce very interesting and fun results.
In on mobile so no I can't see your Sig but if you think about RoC interfacing with magic mods you could definitely put it under the third law...Did you read my signature image? I am no stranger to those quotes.
regardless what law it fits under, based on above it sounds like it will be broken via api if it's coded, released, and deemed out of bounds (arbitrary as the bounds may be, imo).In on mobile so no I can't see your Sig but if you think about RoC interfacing with magic mods you could definitely put it under the third law