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You can use a Portal Gun to move the block directly. Or a Gravity Gun, that works as well. Your other options are use pistons to move it to where you want it moved, and ofc, the Silk Touch enchantment. There's also a UU Matter recipe for Grass Blocks IIRC.
Yes. For example, it is impossible to get anything better than unbreaking II and efficiency II with a level 1 enchantment on a pick. At level 20, you should be able to get, say, efficiency III, unbreaking II, fortune II, and at 30, efficiency IV, unbreaking III, fortune III.
Is there a backpack that doesn't hold a specific group of item, like a general purpose backpack or something like it. Also, I found what looks to be an enchanted bee... wut?
Or a canvas bag. 30 items, no config editing.
Though they should just triple the price of the backpack and let it upgrade to hold 45 slots of anything and everything.[DOUBLEPOST=1364613547][/DOUBLEPOST]Also, does anyone know of a thread where people post the specs of their computers? I'm going to make one and I wanted to see what other people have so I don't go over/underboard.
Though they should just triple the price of the backpack and let it upgrade to hold 45 slots of anything and everything.[DOUBLEPOST=1364613547][/DOUBLEPOST]Also, does anyone know of a thread where people post the specs of their computers? I'm going to make one and I wanted to see what other people have so I don't go over/underboard.
Yeah, but the Adventurer's Backpack has the advantage that you can configure it to automatically pick up certain kinds of items, which you choose. This is extremely useful... Let's say that, for instance, you for some reason tend to keep misplacing your tools. Every time. Every single time, you end up misplacing them... The backpack can hold them, and if you accidentally drop the tool, it will end up always inside of that backpack. Which is very handy. Or let's say for instance you add mods that add a lot of new creatures, with special drops. You can configure the backpack to collect all those special drops, that way, when you go monster hunting, all your loot will be neatly arranged in a backpack. Which is always nice.
Canvas Bags are portable inventories. Backpacks are more utility than anything else. For instance, i play with Ars Magica, and it adds tons of new mobs, and also a lot of specific items, as well as some ores. I can configure the backpack to accept everything from that mod, and that helps a lot with inventory management, whereas Canvas Bags are more like portable chests that you can use when you're doing big projects that require a lot of redstone, paints, etc...
Canvas Bags are portable inventories. Backpacks are more utility than anything else. For instance, i play with Ars Magica, and it adds tons of new mobs, and also a lot of specific items, as well as some ores. I can configure the backpack to accept everything from that mod, and that helps a lot with inventory management, whereas Canvas Bags are more like portable chests that you can use when you're doing big projects that require a lot of redstone, paints, etc...
No, not even close.
Blue is cold, green is warm, yellow/orange is hot, and red is in danger of exploding.
Specifically, those correspond to 0-25%, 25-50%, 50-75%, and 75-100% of the engine's internal MJ buffer filled, respectively.
So don't be too worried until the engine turns yellow constantly, and doesn't flash. However, even flashing yellow/red (as redstone engines do) won't explode until whatever they're powering stops accepting power.
Flashing engines are hovering between two color levels, and will continue hovering there until something not entirely the engine's fault changes- either the engine runs out of fuel, or whatever the engine powers stops accepting power, or another engine powering it turns on, warms up, or runs out of fuel...
In any case, redstone energy conduits will never stop accepting power, so the only way to blow up a stirling on those is to go overkill with daisy-chaining (i.e. five industrial steam engines powering one stirling could be a problem).
Also note that no engines other than stirling and combustion can possibly explode. Ever. Except maybe Redstone engines, if you do something terribly wrong, but even then it's a very small explosion, from what I've heard. I do believe that you've been working on setting up a tree farm/biomass/biofuel production facility, so biogas engines would be a good choice. Just supply biomass and a little lava, and you've got yourself an engine that's almost as powerful as a combustion engine (5 MJ/t as opposed to 6 for combustion, or stirling's 1) that has no risk of explosion.
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Not I... although Direwolf did mention somewhere that someone had built such a setup... Apparantly, the mining wells were not connected to the frames, and when the frames moved, the breakers were suddenly in position to break the wells. Good luck not sucking the wells into your sorting system, though, as they will most likely deposit stuff into the deployers. You might be able to do something with routers, and turn them off during deploying.
However, CPW did say in a recent Direwolf SMP video that he would be making mining wells moveable in the near future. Probably 1.5, methinks...
Oh, that's great! I only wish I could run my biomass operation full time, I can't now because I use apple juice and I don't get enough apples to sustain it for more than one use at a time.
You could always set up a switch to go between apple juice and water. Or use 2 fermenters, one for apple juice and one for water.
You can also make grass blocks with UU-matter or a philosopher's stone (which can't be obtained legitimately IIRC).
A switch? I don't remember off hand how exactly this all works, so it's hard to visualize.[DOUBLEPOST=1364653201][/DOUBLEPOST]If I move a monster spawner with my Portal gun, will it effect it's rates or anything like that? Also, is there a way to have mobs spawning at all times, and not just when I'm within range?
