I really want to know how to make a stable lava age for my power. If you could help me that would be so great.
Could Someone help me to make a stable lava age.
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Modpack you are playing?
Early game Mid game? Why has it to be lava? some more info so we can help.
@jordsta95 MCJty does his shameless self promo by you now
Huh?@jordsta95 MCJty does his shameless self promo by you now
I just don't like Mystcraft, because RFTools is a lot less stupid!
NVM
I just like to poke MCjty everytime he tells people to use RFTools. And now I see you doing the same. I assume its just funny inside my own head I will go to my corner telling myself jokes I did not know before.
My understanding something like...
Oceanic Abyss Biome + Single Biome + Stone Block + Liquid of your choice + Standard Terrain + Full Length, Normal Sun, Full Length, Normal Moon, Full Length, Normal Stars, Standard Lighting, Normal Weather, Ravines, Caves, Clear Modifers
I think the more caves and ravines you add then the more less random it becomes. Unless he's changed that.
Digressing below.
I agree with you to a certain extent. Honestly though they're about the same in regards to dimension building.
RF tools has the bonus that you get the unknown dimlets falling off of creatures. If you can't find any you can always make them. That is really cool since mystcraft pages are a pain to find. Point RF tools.
Mystcraft you can copy the pages used in ages to reuse them. RF tools dimlets are consumed with (no way I can see) to copy. Point to mystcraft
RF tools doesn't appear to preload or whatever it is that mystcraft does that causes the huge amount of lag. Point to RF tools
RF tools appears to have more control over the creation building because you can put in the exact features you want without fear of retribution. There appears to be very little RNG in RF tools dimensions. However, if you have enough pages with Mystcraft you, theoretically, should be able to build the same way if you know what it is that you are doing. They're about even but a partial point to RF tools for being more understandable.
RF Tools costs power. Mystcraft does not. Point Mystcraft.
If you fail to provide this power your dimension kills you and stops working. Mystcraft... see above. Point mystcraft.
In the end they're close to each other. When I tried RF Tools dimension building the first time I thought to myself... oh this is just like mystcraft. I'm building in a custom void world and constantly wondering if I have enough power to keep the world going. I realize this is silly, there's more than enough to cover the 12rf/t. I don't like it being a constant thought in the back of my head. RF tools is a valid substitute but I don't think it's the end all that was advertised. It's tech mystcraft. Thought he ambiance is nicer and the ... way you get pages is easier it's still basically the same system.
Oceanic Abyss Biome + Single Biome + Stone Block + Liquid of your choice + Standard Terrain + Full Length, Normal Sun, Full Length, Normal Moon, Full Length, Normal Stars, Standard Lighting, Normal Weather, Ravines, Caves, Clear Modifers
I think the more caves and ravines you add then the more less random it becomes. Unless he's changed that.
Digressing below.
I agree with you to a certain extent. Honestly though they're about the same in regards to dimension building.
RF tools has the bonus that you get the unknown dimlets falling off of creatures. If you can't find any you can always make them. That is really cool since mystcraft pages are a pain to find. Point RF tools.
Mystcraft you can copy the pages used in ages to reuse them. RF tools dimlets are consumed with (no way I can see) to copy. Point to mystcraft
RF tools doesn't appear to preload or whatever it is that mystcraft does that causes the huge amount of lag. Point to RF tools
RF tools appears to have more control over the creation building because you can put in the exact features you want without fear of retribution. There appears to be very little RNG in RF tools dimensions. However, if you have enough pages with Mystcraft you, theoretically, should be able to build the same way if you know what it is that you are doing. They're about even but a partial point to RF tools for being more understandable.
RF Tools costs power. Mystcraft does not. Point Mystcraft.
If you fail to provide this power your dimension kills you and stops working. Mystcraft... see above. Point mystcraft.
In the end they're close to each other. When I tried RF Tools dimension building the first time I thought to myself... oh this is just like mystcraft. I'm building in a custom void world and constantly wondering if I have enough power to keep the world going. I realize this is silly, there's more than enough to cover the 12rf/t. I don't like it being a constant thought in the back of my head. RF tools is a valid substitute but I don't think it's the end all that was advertised. It's tech mystcraft. Thought he ambiance is nicer and the ... way you get pages is easier it's still basically the same system.
You can make your own dimlets. The system is limited as yet, and you still can't duplicate stuff from standard materials - you need components from other disassembled dimlets and some you make for yourself - but all you need are dimlet components of the same rarity. For instance, if you have one biome dimlet, you can disassemble it and any make any other biome dimlet, provided you have that biome somewhere to fill your component with its identity. If you have one time dimlet, you can disassemble it and make any other time dimlet from the components. Also, some of the most common dimlets can be crafted from non-dimlet materials. Some types can't be made yet, but IMO RFTools is getting there.
Mcjty didn't tell me to... he made a good mod, I support it more than Myst (which I have always disliked)NVM
I know he did not tell you
That was the "joke" but as I just said... nobody ever understand me *cry*Even better, there are "absorption" machines that does the inprinting for you. Just provide it with what you need, and it'll make the dimlet. Of course, the rarer/more powerful the material/liquid is, the more it requires...
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Er... Use RFTools. The only stipulation in the OP was "Make a stable lava age for power."
Since RFT has no instability, that's an instant win. The fact that it drains power will *probably* be mitigated by whatever power system the original dude sets up using the lava.
Alternatively, they could use the nether, which is both stable and lava... XD
Mods first, vanilla later.
Since RFT has no instability, that's an instant win. The fact that it drains power will *probably* be mitigated by whatever power system the original dude sets up using the lava.
Alternatively, they could use the nether, which is both stable and lava... XD
Mods first, vanilla later.
The nether is a bit annoying though as you occasionally need to move your pump and generatorEr... Use RFTools. The only stipulation in the OP was "Make a stable lava age for power."
Since RFT has no instability, that's an instant win. The fact that it drains power will *probably* be mitigated by whatever power system the original dude sets up using the lava.
Alternatively, they could use the nether, which is both stable and lava... XD
Mods first, vanilla later.
If you make a lava ocean world, and that's it... then you have infinite lava, none of the land getting in the way, and making you have to move your pump
I and get jumped at regularly for offering alternative advice to what the OP asks for...
Code:
Ocean Biome, Single Biome.
Stone block, Lava block, Standard world.
Normal lighting.
No weather.
Zenith Phase, Zero Length, Normal Sun.
Dark Moon.
Normal stars.
Star Fissure.
(Pick some of these you like/don't mind: Mineshafts, Villages, Dungeons, Nether Fortress. Make sure you have some of them to avoid getting other things that can cause instability.)
Caves.
Ravines.
Natural Cloud Color.
Natural Fog Color.
Natural Foliage Color.
Natural Grass Color.
Natural Sky Color.
Natural Water Color.