Looks goodPurgatory, found it in the third party modpacks forum
I may have to try it out when I have some time... right now, adding Thaumcraft stuff to my pack is causing a lack of time Ask a simple question, get a simple answer
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I may have to try it out when I have some time... right now, adding Thaumcraft stuff to my pack is causing a lack of time I'm trying to replicate the functionality of my "standard" smeltery build without thermal dynamics (TE ducts) and I'm giving myself a headache. With fluiducts I could put ducts next to each other and each one would respond to its own redstone signal. That way I could do an all on/all off/partially on scenario or easily select between ingots/blocks/tool parts by flipping levers.
I tried EnderIO fluid pipes and I couldn't find a way to control them individually when connected to each other. I've also tried ExU liquid xfer nodes but they seem to be pretty "dumb." (Not dumb as in stupid, dumb as in lacking fine grained control. They're useful pipes for sure.) However, I'm not terribly familiar with ExU pipes, so I could be screwing it up. My current workaround is to only feed an "even" number of ores to completely fill six casting basins without excess and EnderIO to pull the liquid. Another alternative would be to filter outputs to specific basins, but that would require a second smeltery just for glass in the volumes I require. I'm not willing to separate the basins/tables into just 2 per side.
Anyway, here's a pic of my current setup (without liquid pipes atm). The Steve's Factory Manager stuff in the pic handles ore/tool part outputs. Is it possible to do what I want with ExU/EnderIO and I'm just missing it?
I tried EnderIO fluid pipes and I couldn't find a way to control them individually when connected to each other. I've also tried ExU liquid xfer nodes but they seem to be pretty "dumb." (Not dumb as in stupid, dumb as in lacking fine grained control. They're useful pipes for sure.) However, I'm not terribly familiar with ExU pipes, so I could be screwing it up. My current workaround is to only feed an "even" number of ores to completely fill six casting basins without excess and EnderIO to pull the liquid. Another alternative would be to filter outputs to specific basins, but that would require a second smeltery just for glass in the volumes I require. I'm not willing to separate the basins/tables into just 2 per side.
Anyway, here's a pic of my current setup (without liquid pipes atm). The Steve's Factory Manager stuff in the pic handles ore/tool part outputs. Is it possible to do what I want with ExU/EnderIO and I'm just missing it?
Use ExtraUtilities fluid transfer nodes? You put a filter (I think it is called) with the fluids you want it to pull out in it (if you want to only have iron and copper in one basin, etc) and then you can use them just like fluiducts (however you apply a redstone signal to STOP the flow, unless you put a redstone torch in them)
Also, you may have to move one of the smeltery ducts to a different side, because I don't think you can put a cover between them to separate them
Also, you may have to move one of the smeltery ducts to a different side, because I don't think you can put a cover between them to separate them
I believe you can use a wrench to tell Ender IO conduits not to connect to each other by right-clicking on the connecting bit of conduit
Tested it with golems, nope doesnt work. Neither does dynamism tablets. I suppose if it emulates the players inventory it would work alright, any ideas?
Probably asked/answered before, but:
How do you automate a crucible furnace in newer versions of Mariculture? Previously I just threw a hopper on it and dumped fish meal in. Now it won't take inputs from hoppers. Tried itemducts, same deal. Nothing seems to be able to input.
How do you automate a crucible furnace in newer versions of Mariculture? Previously I just threw a hopper on it and dumped fish meal in. Now it won't take inputs from hoppers. Tried itemducts, same deal. Nothing seems to be able to input.
Possibly an autonomous activator? Or a dynamism tablet?
Also is there anything that simulates a players inventory so things will keep ticking/repairing/etc. Say for instance I wanted to pop a pickaxe from thaumcraft that had repair on it and just have it repair. (I know theres a machine for this but thats just an example.)
I don't think so, since they just right-click. I need something to insert the item, like a pipe or a hopper. It used to work in the version that comes with Monster, but when I updated it manually it's acting like it doesn't take input at all anymore.[DOUBLEPOST=1412823933][/DOUBLEPOST]
My mistake... it's allowing input, but only into the fluid container slot (where you'd put a bottle to fill it). It used to do this in the past, but if you had something there it'd force it over into the slots that actually get melted. Seems like it's not doing that anymore. I'm really starting to hate this mod a lot.
Ah my apologies, I was confusing the crucible with the vat. Perhaps try a logistics network using sneaky pipes, I'll try it out for you if you give me a sec.
I think the thaumium chest from betterstorage at least allows items to use their repair enchant when inside it. I think the rate it reduced, and this is probably not functional since the repair enchant started costing vis, I don't remember the exact version that this cost was added, but I'm fairly sure it were in a 1.7.x version. As to mob aspect recharging, I don't know of anything that allows this, I'm afraid.
I'm adding fuels using minetweaker, but I'm not sure about the fuel values. What's the fuel value on sticks and coal?
*coughs* I just added a thread about this today:
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/thr...elp-and-suggestions-thread.52499/#post-787170
About half way through the video I talk about fuel values
But 100 ticks is the equivalent of a stick - 200 is 1 item, so 1600 is coal