I have. Shadowchapter seems to have done a good job.
This has been possible for a long time via the API, and I am expanding that and opening it to Minetweaker as well.
That is fantastic news.
I have. Shadowchapter seems to have done a good job.
This has been possible for a long time via the API, and I am expanding that and opening it to Minetweaker as well.
Give it more.Anyone have issues with the sonic bore (v4c)? I've giving it what should be the minimum power (4k NM, 64 kW @ 16 R, via 1 gas engine) and nothing seems to happen.
Not quite, but pressure input needs to exceed pressure loss, and that is a different function that the power cutoffs.Is there a documentation error? I had the impression I was fulfilling the requirements. I'll add another engine.
Still curious.-snip- I had an idea but I noticed an exploit that wasn't avoidable without a complete rewrite of a block so I removed the idea.
You'd need to be able to express it in terms of game mechanics. What would it change in a reactor versus current coolants? Why would someone use it?I had the following idea in my head for some time for reactorcraft
i recently found a bit info about mercury (the metal)
It is a good conductor of heat could this be used a reactor coolant?
Idk how it produced in real life but maybe some underground pool's in specific biomes
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Two big questions:I had the following idea in my head for some time for reactorcraft
i recently found a bit info about mercury (the metal)
It is a good conductor of heat could this be used a reactor coolant?
Idk how it produced in real life but maybe some underground pool's in specific biomes
Edited because of derp
send from a thing
What about this: redstone is red. Cinnabar is red. What about mercury coming from redstone in the extractor? It kinda makes sense.Is there an effective difference between keeping a material fluid and keeping it molten? Because, if not (or if the difference is small), then there wouldn't need to be much energy input to keep mercury in a liquid state, considering its a fluid at room temperature; a piece of burning netherrack, for example, would be more than enough to bring cooled (from a heat exchanger) mercury back to a liquid temperature.
Mercury, methinks, is obtained from cinnabar, though there are likely other sources, as well.
Maybe, considering Thermal Expansion also gets its Cinnabar from redstone oreWhat about this: redstone is red. Cinnabar is red. What about mercury coming from redstone in the extractor? It kinda makes sense.
Except extracting silktouched redstone ore is the only way to get tungsten (or titanium? I can never remember), which is needed for the gas turbine and other late-game RoC stuff.What about this: redstone is red. Cinnabar is red. What about mercury coming from redstone in the extractor? It kinda makes sense.
That was switched to iron ore in later versions.Except extracting silktouched redstone ore is the only way to get tungsten (or titanium? I can never remember), which is needed for the gas turbine and other late-game RoC stuff.
I really need to stop posting things about mods that have updated multiple times since I last tested the blocks in question...That was switched to iron ore in later versions.
Aluminum is the redstone byproduct.I really need to stop posting things about mods that have updated multiple times since I last tested the blocks in question...
In that case, yeah, getting cinnabar/mercury as a byproduct from extracting redstone could work.
What about as a sulphur byproduct then? It stays true to reality.Aluminum is the redstone byproduct.