Weird.... I usely just... um... well. *hides lube* NOTHING NOTHING AT ALL
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Weird.... I usely just... um... well. *hides lube* NOTHING NOTHING AT ALL
Pros:
Noobs won't know how to find you.
Can build epic and fast railroad.
Cons:
Ugly brown shading on grass and leaves.
Unable to place water until you have UU-matter.
No scenery.
Ghasts trying to spawn on your roof, constant ghast sounds from below.
Beds explode.
It is possible to become stuck.
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It is a bad idea IMHO.
Admins and OPs that do not now how to get up there might label you a hacker.
Ones that do know might label you a cheater/exploiter.
I had the same problem, I think there's a bug. I had to move the turtle underneath the mobs and attackUp(). It works if the mobs are pushed towards the turtles by water, but not if they are just dropped in front.
Set a Timer to 10 minutes, and feed that through a State Cell set to 2 minutes. I think. Not done exactly this but I think that's what a State Cell does, it extends a signal for a length of time.
Careful with long running timers and state cells. They reset to zero on global time changes, such as:
- Sleeping in a bed
- Using the /time set console command
- NEI in cheat mode limiting the time of day to certain sun/moon phases
1 - You could suggest it in this thread.
2 - Tesseracts, from Thermal Expansion.
Use a LV transformer. The 3 dots is the input, and every single dot is an output on transformers.
While it is true that there will always be someone who's happy to help you, I imagine that for every minute of Minecraft you play, you spend 10 minutes asking a question and waiting for an answer on the forums. Is that even fun at all?
By contrast, if you had read the following, many of the Industrialcraft related questions you've ever asked would have been resolved without having to wait:
http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=EU
http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Cable#Cable_Efficiency
http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Tutorial:Wiring
And, as for the answer to your current question:
http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=LV_Transformer
Depends on the machine, if a machine can accept higher than 128 eu/p it won't blow up, for the info of machines limitation, search it in the wikis. If the wiki doesn't give you that information, test it first in creative.
Either run the power through an LV Transformer as already suggested, or add a Transformer Upgrade to each machine. Note that the Canning Machine has no upgrade slots and so you have to use an exernal LV Transformer. Also, be very careful with the Transformer Upgrades; if you pick one up by accident in the interface, BOOM.
What would be the easiest way to get emeralds? I want pages for lava lakes, and always day (so I can suck lava, and put my own infinitely expanding HV solar array) at the moment I've been using UU-M but I want to use it for my HV factory now (as its only being powered by like, 40 geos and 1HV right now)
Tunnel bore, turtle fleet, or deep quarry in an Extreme Hills age?
Can anyone confirm that Extreme Hills ages have emeralds?
Large Hills in the Twilight forest or Trading is the easyest way for emeralds I think.
The easyest way to get /pages/ is to go to any mystcraft world and fly around looking for the library structures. Do it in an eernal day flat world with a biome with no trees for mega easyness.
The easyest way to get /pages/ is to go to any mystcraft world and fly around looking for the library structures. Do it in an eernal day flat world with a biome with no trees for mega easyness.
I can confirm from the last MystCraft, which I doubt would have changed that.
Do you mean Hollow Hills? I've not found any in the four or five hills I've found, but I've not poked around much below floor level in them. Should I go back and excavate them down to bedrock?
I've been though around six hallow hills, two large at least that I can remember, and I don't remember any emeralds either. I did not tear them apart, as by that time resources weren't really required, so it may be that there are a few emeralds hiding in them. I'd love to see someone figure that out, eh?