I am focusing on ender IO, what is the ender IO item that can do this? thanks
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I am focusing on ender IO, what is the ender IO item that can do this? thanks
It has thaumic tinkerer right? The thaumic restorer should work in that case, there's also some other options I can think of such as timeless ivy from Botania to make it heal with mana but really the options are limited. Is there a reason you can't just make a pair of manasteel shears instead?
It varies massively based off things like how much other machines you have, how far they are from your base, and how good your computer is. Trial and error is your only real shot, that said a quick google gives windmills at 80 RF/t so you'd need 25 for 2k RF/t which at least on my computer would be perfectly fine. I don't have a weak computer though.
1. Thaumic Tinkerer is not in the pack.
2. Who has dove deep enough into the tech tree to have a thaumic restorer but not 31 iron ingots for an anvil?
@Ashendale You might want to try the mana shears from Botania.
If I remember correctly the questing manual tells you what you must hammer to get them. I think one of them was ice blocks.
Seems to affect overall durability, sometimes mining speed, but not stuff like mining level or attack strength. Also modifiers.
All parts contrubrute material trait. For reinforced, the highest level wins. So if you have a copper (reinforced I) and a Obsidian (reinforced III) part, the finished tool will have Reinforced III.
Mining level and attack damage are solely decided by the head material.
Mining speed is head and plates.
Base durability is also based on head and plates.
The tool rod gives the durablitly modifier for the material (for instance wood is x1, stone is x0.5 and Many is x2.5)
Mining level and attack damage are solely decided by the head material.
Mining speed is head and plates.
Base durability is also based on head and plates.
The tool rod gives the durablitly modifier for the material (for instance wood is x1, stone is x0.5 and Many is x2.5)
Thank you both.
On AS2, I'm trying to make a TC hammer. However, I'm having trouble on the handle/plate. I'm using casts. When I hover with the mouse and hold shift, a list of (what I think are) compatible materials show up. I'm trying to use copper, for example. A large plate requires 8. I put 9 in the slot for safe measure. No output shows up...
I've even tried switching from Ex Nihilo OreDic to another. The information regarding the material appears, but the output is unobtainable. Bug, or am I doing something wrong?
On AS2, I'm trying to make a TC hammer. However, I'm having trouble on the handle/plate. I'm using casts. When I hover with the mouse and hold shift, a list of (what I think are) compatible materials show up. I'm trying to use copper, for example. A large plate requires 8. I put 9 in the slot for safe measure. No output shows up...
I've even tried switching from Ex Nihilo OreDic to another. The information regarding the material appears, but the output is unobtainable. Bug, or am I doing something wrong?
Um so metals have to actually be casted using the smeltery. Are you just putting ingots into the tool part table? Because that won't work; you need to melt the copper in the smeltery first, then drain it into a casting table with an appropriate cast. Like, right-click the casting table with a large plate cast (not stencil!) and then right-click the drain to get the molten copper from the smeltery to the cast; then it'll harden and you can use the copper large plate in the tool forge.
* This is how vanilla TiC works. I think it should be the same for AS2....
