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Not that I am aware of since they came with the thaumbees I don't foresee it being used outside of that mod.
I thought that they might have been used in forestry for something like curating mead.
This set up will still allow me to have four separate walls, and have everything go through the same chest, right? I mean it all starts in one chest and gets sorted out using only one chest?
No I just don't think of Matrix first. Too much of a wc3 player.my Matrix reference failed
What are the Lapis, Iron, Tin, Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Quartz, Diamond, Platinum and Emerald Upgrades that have appeared in NEI in Ultimate 1.0.2? I can't work out if they're from AE (because of one of them being quartz) or MFR (they need raw plastic), and either way I can't find any documentation on them.
MFR upgrades for planter, harvester, fertilizer, sewers. They increase the radius of the worked area by the size. So planter with emerald upgrade (11) = 11+3+11 = 25x25 area.
Hum, that suggests another method, block placers with sand or gravel.
1 bucket = 1 fertilizer.
Filling up a quarry hole that way does sound like fun.. But it might take... To much gravel/sand. A quarry hole is 62x62 (missing one on all sides because of the frame) which is 3844 blocks per layer. If we say the quarry toke out 60 layers, that means you have to replace 230.640 blocks. Which is equal to just over 3603 stacks, or just over 3 and a half extradimentional barrels full of sand/gravel per quarry.. Might i suggest putting a layer of dirt over the topmost layer and telling one of your friends to build a house there. Just waiting untill they dig one down to hide a wire.. I should note this down on my to do list.. Now just hope noone of my server reads this forum
Which is why the OP specifically mentioned, "(And before anyone asks: igneous extruders.)" On the hypothetical sand/gravel front, igneous extuders -> pulverizer.
I'd argue that you should pulverize Quarrycobble, but that's just me. Why bother making cobble when you have oodles of it from the Quarry?
Which is why the OP specifically mentioned, "(And before anyone asks: igneous extruders.)" On the hypothetical sand/gravel front, igneous extuders -> pulverizer.
I might have skipped over that part then. However the point stays valid that it would take a heck of a lot of blocks to fill it back in, and turnign it into a potencional trap would be sooo much more fun.
But yes, you are right, its more then possible to get the needed amount of sand with some igneous extruders and some overclocked macerators.. Or rather.. A whole lot of them
The major downside in wanting to use cobble from quarries is that you need to pass it through your system first. Usually, that means a sorting system of sorts.
That means that it could potentially slow your whole sorting system.
That is why some people decide to void what they don't need from the quarry right at the quarry, and create the cobble/dirt/gravel/sand with other contraptions.
There is also the case of people not wanting to create big holes in the world and are getting their resources either from strip mining/caving or from other sources (bees, EE, exchange with other players...).
This doesn't mean that using the already mined cobble from the quarry is wrong or anything like that, but it should give some answers to your "why".
Storage. Why worry about storing it when you can void it and recreate later as needed?[DOUBLEPOST=1367835484][/DOUBLEPOST]
I wish we had an MJ version of IC2's miner. About the only thing I truly miss from that mod. A block that mines all the good stuff, leaves all the cruft, and fills in the hole after its done? Yes, please!
I just built myself a mobgrinder, using tier 5 soul shards. But I find that when I leave it alone and go to other parts of my base (a long way away, I have a distributed base) the spawners stop spawning. The area is chunkloaded, and the rest of the machinery seems to work fine when I'm away, but it doesn't spawn anything. What's going on? I thought tier 5 shards didn't care about player presence.