Mod Feedback [By Request] RotaryCraft Suggestions
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I just thought of the best idea ever.
Van De Graffs can transfer power to un-insulated Electricraft wires within range, temporarily adding to the affected wires' point voltage somewhat like a negative voltage loss.
This would allow for a limited Wi-tricity to cross over an area that would otherwise be a nightmare to wire up; such as a wall. Just don't stand too close.
Van De Graffs can transfer power to un-insulated Electricraft wires within range, temporarily adding to the affected wires' point voltage somewhat like a negative voltage loss.
This would allow for a limited Wi-tricity to cross over an area that would otherwise be a nightmare to wire up; such as a wall. Just don't stand too close.
Such a shame too.
Speaking of the which I noticed that sometimes if I put a large pack of Aurorials (like over 30) in a single area and wire them to a single point and turn them on, it causes intense load to the point of sometimes having to force-reset Minecraft. Perhaps the system could be worked on a little to allow more dynamic power changes without causing a lot of lag.
And yes, I really do need 30+ aurorials of power.
Speaking of the which I noticed that sometimes if I put a large pack of Aurorials (like over 30) in a single area and wire them to a single point and turn them on, it causes intense load to the point of sometimes having to force-reset Minecraft. Perhaps the system could be worked on a little to allow more dynamic power changes without causing a lot of lag.
And yes, I really do need 30+ aurorials of power.
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I filled over 128 auroras in 1.6.4 and used them quite a lot because I use them for powering many things temporally or sometimes permanently
Is the option to disable furnace melting via friction heaters still in the configs? Because if so I for one can't find it.
That reminds me - how about bedrock furnaces? Identical to a standard furnace, except it won't randomly melt once it reaches 2000C with a friction heater, and is obviously a fair bit more difficult to craft.
Alternatively, change the standard furnace to only melt after sitting at 2000C for a fixed period of time, rather than a random chance per tick. This way a phasing system could be set up with a redstone clock, allowing normal furnaces to safely be run at 1 operation per tick.
Alternatively, change the standard furnace to only melt after sitting at 2000C for a fixed period of time, rather than a random chance per tick. This way a phasing system could be set up with a redstone clock, allowing normal furnaces to safely be run at 1 operation per tick.
love the idea of bedrock furnaces. Maybe they could also do something else because bedrock is expensive.
Also, speaking of bedrock, I had my borer running and it encountered some bedrock. So I, thinking it was obsidian, changed the cvt units to torque mode giving it a massive amount of torque and it must have broken the bedrock because I now have 5 pieces in my ME system. Is this a bug? Because I thought Reika disabled the breaking of bedrock via borers.
Not sure if this is the right place to put this but:
Can anyone post a link to an overview of how the upcoming jet plane will work?
I kind of want to make a survival map based on small floating islands and using the jet plane to get to them, but if it is as bugged as the other vehicle mods then I can't be sure that it is practical.
Can anyone post a link to an overview of how the upcoming jet plane will work?
I kind of want to make a survival map based on small floating islands and using the jet plane to get to them, but if it is as bugged as the other vehicle mods then I can't be sure that it is practical.
not sure if Reika actually committed to implementing it but it would be awesome
ahh... makes sense. I have found my new source of bedrock then
This was in the changelog for v25, which was the last major version for 1.6.4.https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/changelogs said:
Hmm, maybe we need steel furnaces, as an alternative to stone furnaces, and then bedrock ones at the top?
Or, perhaps clay brick furnaces as a step up from stone furnaces?
Definitely options on this one.