Yes, it caps around 8MW and 131kNm.Are there any way to full charge the bedrock industrial coil in v7?
Yes, it caps around 8MW and 131kNm.Are there any way to full charge the bedrock industrial coil in v7?
This is not implementable.Just a random thought I had when looking at how many mod books I get when I drop into a new world (my hot bar is full on spawn).
Since the styles of all three are the same, it'd be nice to see an all in one handbook (or a config for one, for people who like more books) for RotaryCraft, ReactorCraft, and EletriCraft (I think CromatiCraft should stay separated). I think it'd be easier to link between two items a player keeps checking back and forth between, without needing to open two books each time.
Not the lexicon. It crashes and is unfixable.That reminds me, I need to see if I can insert those books into the library listing for Endichron2...
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Yeah I did have one in my inventory. I found it only happens when I have it running and then remove the shaft core during use. It continues to output 1.2KW without any decay over time. Then I went to put the shaft core in a chest ~7m away and when I went back it wasn't moving. Is this an intended feature?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday's_law_of_inductionYeah I did have one in my inventory. I found it only happens when I have it running and then remove the shaft core during use. It continues to output 1.2KW without any decay over time. Then I went to put the shaft core in a chest ~7m away and when I went back it wasn't moving. Is this an intended feature?
It is.I'm not sure if this is an intended feature, but the bedrock scythe silk touches grass, when it has the Fortune V enchant on it.
If it's a matter of wanting everyone to design their own stuff (
With all seriousness, maybe their could be a rare/extremely rare occurrence when jet-fuel will be able to melt Rotary-craft machines, if it was poured on them, as they are constructed mainly of HSLA Steel. This wouldn't work in real life, as steel only melts at around 1370 C, and jet fuel can only get up to 426 C - 815 C, but I could see it as a little funny event and people could probably enjoy the little Easter egg in the mod.
Why?With all seriousness, maybe their could be a rare/extremely rare occurrence when jet-fuel will be able to melt Rotary-craft machines, if it was poured on them, as they are constructed mainly of HSLA Steel. This wouldn't work in real life, as steel only melts at around 1370 C, and jet fuel can only get up to 426 C - 815 C, but I could see it as a little funny event and people could probably enjoy the little Easter egg in the mod.