I think I have... Filled up 2 steel railcraft max size tanks[DOUBLEPOST=1375093962][/DOUBLEPOST]Still haven't seen stoneHas anyone found an infinite oil spring? Apparently that's something that's been added.
I think I have... Filled up 2 steel railcraft max size tanks[DOUBLEPOST=1375093962][/DOUBLEPOST]Still haven't seen stoneHas anyone found an infinite oil spring? Apparently that's something that's been added.
I think I have... Filled up 2 steel railcraft max size tanks[DOUBLEPOST=1375093962][/DOUBLEPOST]Still haven't seen stone
An infinite oil spring is a block that looks exactly like bedrock, but occasionally spawns an oil source block above it at a decently slow rate. It occasionally spawns at the bottom of wells, with a percentage chance.
...Hmm that sounds interesting. I wonder if you could move it with a gravity gun?
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I was going to say that can in my post, but then I realized how powerful and cheaty it is.
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Well, from what I've heard they're rare, so i suppose good luck on finding them.Powerful and cheaty? Sounds like my kind of power system!!
Hmm that sounds interesting. I wonder if you could move it with a gravity gun?
It's a piece of bedrock.
Common sense tells me no.
The number listed in the railcraft tanks is in millibuckets. This mean every 1,000 is one bucket, so 900,000 is 900 buckets.In my current world in my custom modpack, i'm currently draining an oil well and it hasn't even gotten into the stone yet. It's fueling a boiler (that i actually started on the creosote oil from my 8 coke ovens), and so far in my steel tank it shows 800,-something-thousand. It probably pumped 900,000 or so buckets in. And, like i said, it hasn't even reached the straight line down to the threshold of oil, it's STILL ON THE SURFACE.
I know but...The number listed in the railcraft tanks is in millibuckets. This mean every 1,000 is one bucket, so 900,000 is 900 buckets.