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So I haven't done it in a while but they added speed upgrades to the few first machines of the process right? So the bottleneck will probably be the evaporation plant or whather it was called, the giant copper thing.
Last I did it was in 1.6.4 so might be out of date.
But back then you needed many Chemical Washers and Crystalizers per ore to keep up. And lots of Salination plants, preferable in desert biomes to produce enough brine. And a lot of Sulphur/gunpowder for sulphuric acid.
Aye, the bottleneck is usually on the gas-using machines. Just keep in mind that you'll need multiple producers to run a single ore machine at full tilt. Also, you can get gaseous brine (needs to be put thru a rotary condensentrator to get proper brine) from oxidizing salt, so if you have a way to mass-produce salt (such as Pam's), you can entirely remove the solar evaporator from the equation, or at least supplement it for actual working during the night when the evaporators no longer work.
1. Make pattern
2. Place pattern in Part Builder with some Cobblestone
3. Take stone part to a Casting Table.
4. Pour an ingot of Aluminum Brass or Gold over it. This will likely destroy your stone part.
5. Pour metal of choice into the mold. You will need four of these.
6. Assemble parts in a Tool Forge.
2. Place pattern in Part Builder with some Cobblestone
3. Take stone part to a Casting Table.
4. Pour an ingot of Aluminum Brass or Gold over it. This will likely destroy your stone part.
5. Pour metal of choice into the mold. You will need four of these.
6. Assemble parts in a Tool Forge.
There was a post directly above that asked how to make TiCo Shiruken parts. It seems to be gone now. That'll teach me to not quote it.
Hm, thanks. I've stuck one max height solar evaporation plant in a mystcraft eternal day age; I'll add more as needed. And I don't have Pam's harvestcraft. Sadly. (Direwolf20)
Yes, though I've noticed editing research is pretty buggy, unless I've been doing something wrong.
I'll grab a screenshot later, but for now - any common mistakes I could have made?
I'm stupid. I got sodium in there by accident because my pipes got messed up.
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Is there a way to double the planks I get from wood? I often run out of wood, I am still a newbie in this so I usually need a lot of wood to do many things since i'm at the biegging of the game. I know I can double ores with pulverizer+eletric furnace (I have this myself, in fact it's the only machines I have...).
Thanks
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You want a SawmillIs there a way to double the planks I get from wood? I often run out of wood, I am still a newbie in this so I usually need a lot of wood to do many things since i'm at the biegging of the game. I know I can double ores with pulverizer+eletric furnace (I have this myself, in fact it's the only machines I have...).
Thanks
You want a Sawmill
Thank you. It's working properly
EDIT: Is there a newbie-friendly stuff to know more about FTB? I'm watching the direwolf20 videos, and it sure is helping a lot but I was thinking if there is more sources to learn about ftb.
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I think you're already going about it the best way. A possible alternative would be to check out an HQM such as Agrarian Skies. The quests can take you through a huge number of mods in a fairly step-by-step basis.Thank you. It's working properly
EDIT: Is there a newbie-friendly stuff to know more about FTB? I'm watching the direwolf20 videos, and it sure is helping a lot but I was thinking if there is more sources to learn about ftb.
Keeping in mind what Pyure said (which is completely correct), there are less "hell on earth" quest packs available - any (all?) Jadedcat packs have every being out to kill you. Even the sheep, cows, etc.Thank you. It's working properly
EDIT: Is there a newbie-friendly stuff to know more about FTB? I'm watching the direwolf20 videos, and it sure is helping a lot but I was thinking if there is more sources to learn about ftb.
So, even though it is a quest pack that offers progression/guidance, it will test your survivability up to a certain point (check FTB Departed for actual "hell on earth").
If you're not using Curse Voice, install it. It offers the FTB packs and others not featured here (it is also true that some packs associated with FTB do not show there).
Browse NEI and look up stuff on wikis all the time. Videos can be an easy and lazy way to get force fed information, but it is often much more compact, fleshed out and detailed on the wikis(if they are up to date).Thank you. It's working properly
EDIT: Is there a newbie-friendly stuff to know more about FTB? I'm watching the direwolf20 videos, and it sure is helping a lot but I was thinking if there is more sources to learn about ftb.
What they already said. I did learend most by spending tons of time on Wiki+ Youtube searching for Modspotlights.Thank you. It's working properly
EDIT: Is there a newbie-friendly stuff to know more about FTB? I'm watching the direwolf20 videos, and it sure is helping a lot but I was thinking if there is more sources to learn about ftb.
Also for the first playthrughs its possible better to "copy" stuff you find out there then inventing new.
Sure you will and should adapt it a bit from time to time, but before you come out with a new fancy way of doing things you first need to learn about all the "normal" ways.
But one thing is for sure, you will need time. I mayself do play MC for like 3-4 years now and still learning.
And I still did not learn how to build a propper looking building.
For an actual "hell on earth" modpack, you'd need to add Liycanite's Mobs, Mo' Creatures, Mutant Creatures, make it that the only biomes that exists is the Tainted Land, add Infernal Mobs, Special Mobs, Zombie awarness. After creating this pack, you'll get a "hell on earth" modpack