Well, you can use an ME Interface with a transposer that is permanently supplied with Destabilized Redstone. It's not quite so complicated as all that.
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I guess, but that isn't much more of a solution than a transposer supplied from a magma crucible with an export bus on it. I was doing that in 1.5, kinda hoping there was a more funky solution now :-/
is there a way to send items from a chest to something like a steam dynamo to keep them automatically fueled with charcoal or coal.
Sorry, I left that out of my first post because I knew that wasn't what you were looking for; that was in reply to Galleleo's post.
The problem you're dealing with here is basically that KL wants you crafting TE3 stuff through a specific process, otherwise he'd have made a recipe to do it with buckets. In general if a recipe uses a specific machine, there's no getting around it.
You can't right-click an empty conduit to fill it up, you can't craft it with a bucket, you can only make it with a Transposer and so that holds true with Extra Cells, just as it does with AE and non-liquid products.
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Tons. LogisticsPipes and Applied Energistics are the best two (in my opinion) but if you're just starting out, check out Itemducts from Thermal Expansion.
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I've never actually worked with the extra utilities pipes, but a brief scan of the wiki suggests so.
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Uh, is there something I am missing with the MFFS teleport thing? I have an link card set up correctly. Its trying to move my mining well quarry but I hit the redstone torch button and it flicks on the off again. Same thing if I try and use a redstone signal directly...
Are there any good references to Big Reactors (I think that's the one in Agrarian Skies) that details possible reactor designs etc? What about turbines? are the worthwhile?
At this stage I have a reactor with a 3x3 core and no external cooling, it's producing about 2kRT/tick (I think), but I'd really like to make it bigger, but I think that I need to apply external cooling. Is this as simple as pouring a bucket of something over the top?
At this stage I have a reactor with a 3x3 core and no external cooling, it's producing about 2kRT/tick (I think), but I'd really like to make it bigger, but I think that I need to apply external cooling. Is this as simple as pouring a bucket of something over the top?
Nevermind got it working.
One more thing, I added speed modules to my coercion deriver but it doesn't seem to be working any faster, my machine doesn't seem to fill up any faster. I made 64 speed upgrades...
Edit: Oh figured it out, you need speed upgrades in the capacitors also.
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HEy, I used to be able to switch freely from survival to creative and creative + with NEI (via the options on the side of the inventory screen) but after the update I haven't been able to do this. Is there a config option that allows me to do this?
NOTE: Not sure if this matters but I'm attempting to scout out my server world in single player by copy-pasting the server world into my single player save folder. I'm hoping to have easy access to fly mode in the creative + game mode. Thanks!
NOTE: Not sure if this matters but I'm attempting to scout out my server world in single player by copy-pasting the server world into my single player save folder. I'm hoping to have easy access to fly mode in the creative + game mode. Thanks!
I'm not 100% but I believe you can't switch modes unless cheats are enabled on a world.
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I've noted that most mods, if not all, agree on the use of Millibuckets (mB) as a unit of measure for fluid volume. Mod makers seem to disagree on a lot of things, but fluids are universally measured in mB. Is this the single instance of an "industry standard" mod makers have managed to agree on, or are there other things/aspects that's practically mandatory to use? And where does the trend go in the future? Are mod makers standardizing their content, or do they defend their right to do things their own way?
Is there a reason ProjectRed's red alloy wire doesn't light up brightly like RP2's used to?
Or is it a bug? (DW20 recommended version)
http://i.imgur.com/3lHjLoA.png
The texture changes when powered, but it's still hard to see the difference.
Or is it a bug? (DW20 recommended version)
http://i.imgur.com/3lHjLoA.png
The texture changes when powered, but it's still hard to see the difference.
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not really a simple question, but I'm pretty sure the main reason is now that forge handles fluids in 1.6 it's so much easier to go with the flow then it is to create your own liquid that may not be compatible with other mod's. also mB is easy to understand for the most part. It makes converting from mB to buckets easy to do mentally and it's especially easy for people from parts of the world where they use the metric system, (ie everywhere except 'murica)
