Yeah, that should definitely be plenty. Unless you're shift-clicking, I see no reason why that shouldn't work. The time well is completely empty?
cLOcKwORk PhaSe - Time magic all wrapped up in brass
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http://i.imgur.com/jOXtJjR.png no time flowing into the well. when i distanced it there were no particles. there are also no prompts for connection when you right click the fork extractor in the console or the server console
I looked into the related code and haven't found anything that would cause them not to connect. I'm sorry to say I'm out of ideas.
quite unusual. it could be anything, and thats what makes it a difficult issue.
Doing rote testing.
Tested on earth extractor and fire. both are active extractors and it didnt work
EDIT: I tested a water extractor on a clean server, it works.
going to test this on my main server (with mods) maybe its just the active extractors.
EDIT: water extractor does not work at all on my modded server. there must be another mod interfering with the mod, specifically on servers/
Doing rote testing.
Tested on earth extractor and fire. both are active extractors and it didnt work
EDIT: I tested a water extractor on a clean server, it works.
going to test this on my main server (with mods) maybe its just the active extractors.
EDIT: water extractor does not work at all on my modded server. there must be another mod interfering with the mod, specifically on servers/
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I did test a while back with some of the more commonly used mods like Tinker's Construct and Thermal Expansion. If you find out which mod's causing the problem, let me know.
Thanks very much.
Speed makes a big difference in the percentage of defense. For the most part though, you need a lot of speed to make the last few percents.
The higher the speed, the more damage it will do, but if you don't balance the quality it'll use way more tension per hit. Ideally, shoot for a minimum quality of half your speed.
Does the hourglass benefit from adding a mainspring and a clockwork?
I made one to get a silk touch pocket watch, and it seems to be working fine by itself. I'm not even sure if it consumes any time sand, although I didn't mine many blocks so far.
I made one to get a silk touch pocket watch, and it seems to be working fine by itself. I'm not even sure if it consumes any time sand, although I didn't mine many blocks so far.
The pocket watch consumes some time sand from the hourglass every time you mine something that uses silk touch. If you throw the hourglass on one of the celestial compass circles, it'll gain a new ability when you turn it on (right-click). Each elemental hourglass does a different thing, but it needs the mainspring and clockwork to do anything beyond supply time sand.
Is there any way to take modules out of the Pocketwatch? I ask because one of the quests in Pathfinder is to create the Partial Gravity and Silk Touch modules, which I immediately applied to my pocketwatch before HQM realized that I'd made them. Smacking the pocketwatch on the Disassembler did nothing that I could see.
This version of Pathfinder uses Clockwork Phase 1.0c, which I realize isn't the latest version. If this has been fixed in a more recent version of the mod, I apologize for wasting your time.
This version of Pathfinder uses Clockwork Phase 1.0c, which I realize isn't the latest version. If this has been fixed in a more recent version of the mod, I apologize for wasting your time.
I don't think it's possible, just because there didn't seem to be a reason for it at the time.
Makes sense, I guess; the only reason you might have to take a module out in regular Survival mode that I can think of would be to give a module to another player in SMP who has their own pocketwatch. It just seems odd that you can disassemble all the other tools, but not the pocketwatch.
In any case, I did manage to complete that quest by spawning in another copy of the modules and voiding them afterward.
I just noticed that the silk touch module saves the orientation of a block, such as tree log facing a direction, or tree leaves. Is that necessary, or could it perhaps use the default block type?
It's a minor inconvenience, since you can disable the module or move the clock into a bag, but it can be annoying to suddenly notice 5 different versions of the same log or leaves.
It's a minor inconvenience, since you can disable the module or move the clock into a bag, but it can be annoying to suddenly notice 5 different versions of the same log or leaves.
Based on what I've seen about those two mods, I doubt it. At least not a functional gear.
Would there be any chance you might be able to easily implement a config option to disable Clockwork Phase's brass recipe for those who have a recipe from another source? I'm presently testing a small pack with this and Flaxbeard's Steam Power installed, and would like to force the use of Flaxbeard's brass recipe instead, as I rather like the idea of the two mods being synced with one another. I'll likely be back later regardless to provide what feedback I can on the mod once I've produced enough materials to start progressing in something beyond vanilla!