Crash Landing, help, venting and discussion!
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to gate them behind the high oven, they are quite powerful though putting a lever near a itemduct is easy if you need it powered
I kind of like pig iron guards, and I wouldn't call reinforced incompatible with jagged. Jagged is all about keeping a weapon in a "butter" zone hovering between nearly broken and actually broken.
A little grinding can readily get even the heaviest reinforced weapons durability down. Reinforced then helps improve the weapons survivability during regular use.
In the config, there is a list of modifier that can be applied randomly, go look it up
*kofkof*purplementat*kofkof*
I would agree for hard mode player, but not for easy mode ones... How do you want to get another life without powa?
Nothing is messing with redstone, no chunkloading but i moved litterally 1-2 chunks away
For now, solution is to use a cell behind it and turn it off too, works loke a charm :3
AS I tend to be a dedicated hard mode player, the easy mode lack of power really isn't my issue
(JK)
I believe I did mention the idea that a limited number be awarded as quest rewards. That would provide enough power to charge cells while discouraging players from building walls of survivalist generators as a major power component of later game bases.
Interesting. Someone apparently forgot to inform my client of that update
Seriously, seared stone over cobble in the smeltery works fine in 1.1.2 (although the high oven is admitedly a better option). As I understand it, Iskander is fine with both methods, he's just getting rid of the 'small stone in crucible' method. The rationale being, once you actually go to the city and loot what you need for a basic smeltery, it's fine to use that to expand on it, as long as we remove the ability (with the crucible) to bypass the city altogether.
You mean the autonomous activator? Well, why not do it like in AgS and change its recipe rather than the servo's?
No I mean the terrain smasher, the AA is gated behind a machine block/pnuematicraft
Because the servo is an important part of early automation and there is no reason you should have access to it the moment you step off the ship. I do admit I'll miss the ability to make them using the crucible method, but to compensate there are a couple of them available as a quest reward which will allow you some basic builds until you get to the city.
I was thinking Pig Iron, but I've never actually made Pig Iron before, and I was hesitant to risk the emeralds...and the blood.
As to the reinforced, you missed the fact that I'm intending to flux it, so the extra durability is just more I have to wear off. On ghe rare occasion I do jagged, I usually get the weapon down to 1 durability and then energy cell it, so it's permanently max jagged bonus.
As for the configs containing the list of options for random mods, I looked at the configs previously (on my second AS playthrough) but I must have missed it. Will look again.
That's why I tend to make tools out of flint, netherack etc and level them up BEFORE committing expensive materials to them.
Hmm...maybe the internal buffer on the conduit kept pushing energy in, but with the cell connected directly and off it actually did stop the power flow? Whatever the cause, glad you got the setup working correctly!
Interesting. Someone apparently forgot to inform my client of that update
Seriously, seared stone over cobble in the smeltery works fine in 1.1.2 (although the high oven is admitedly a better option). As I understand it, Iskander is fine with both methods, he's just getting rid of the 'small stone in crucible' method. The rationale being, once you actually go to the city and loot what you need for a basic smeltery, it's fine to use that to expand on it, as long as we remove the ability (with the crucible) to bypass the city altogether.
I'm pretty sure you need a liquid in the smeltery already to make seared stone much like blood
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Just chuck a seared bricks
Then melt down the two seared cobblestone to give you four cobblestone, keep going until you have as much as you need.
However one seared cobblestone when used with an ingot cast will only give you one brick
I play on 1.1.2 and this works a treat
I really need a Pneumaticcraft setup for his. I've never used it, and still need a laser from the cities (got the table and mover arms).
So with the Autonomous Activator, and Openblocks Blockplacer triggered by a redstone pulser (from openblocks as well), I feed cobble from cobblegen into hopper on top of the Blockplacer, and the AA has 9 stone hammers in it, pointed at the cobblestone the Blockplacer places (set AA to left click, roundrobin). Use Pneumatic Hopper pointed at the cobblestone, and that's an easy way to get gravel. That can be directly fed into the input chest from VSWEs SFM setup, with gravel added to the whitelist along with dust. Place a Packager next to the output chest to auto-block your ores (from dw20/pahimar series).
Don't know if this is commonly known, I did see mention of something like it in the 250 page Crash Landing thread, but can't read all that in one go, lol. Just figured all that out last night. Pretty nifty, tho it seems slow, the ores will come quickly!
Don't forget to route some of that cobblestone to crucibles to make lava to fuel smeltery to double ores.
So with the Autonomous Activator, and Openblocks Blockplacer triggered by a redstone pulser (from openblocks as well), I feed cobble from cobblegen into hopper on top of the Blockplacer, and the AA has 9 stone hammers in it, pointed at the cobblestone the Blockplacer places (set AA to left click, roundrobin). Use Pneumatic Hopper pointed at the cobblestone, and that's an easy way to get gravel. That can be directly fed into the input chest from VSWEs SFM setup, with gravel added to the whitelist along with dust. Place a Packager next to the output chest to auto-block your ores (from dw20/pahimar series).
Don't know if this is commonly known, I did see mention of something like it in the 250 page Crash Landing thread, but can't read all that in one go, lol. Just figured all that out last night. Pretty nifty, tho it seems slow, the ores will come quickly!
Don't forget to route some of that cobblestone to crucibles to make lava to fuel smeltery to double ores.
I do to, but my understanding was that weapons don't properly update their damage when replacing the blade, hence why I made it directly out of manyullyn.