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I think you just have to use Buckets.
Easiest way though.. fill in the layer below the 'roof' of the reactor with cobblestone, completely.
Then, dig out ONE block of the cobblestone at a time and place a bucket of the liquid onto one of the sides of that new space, opposite to the side that's a source liquid block.
Repeat for each cobblestone.
This way, you get source liquid blocks everywhere which results in a more efficient reactor.
Automating large amounts of Gelid Cryotheum is fun though
-Wuffle!
Easiest way though.. fill in the layer below the 'roof' of the reactor with cobblestone, completely.
Then, dig out ONE block of the cobblestone at a time and place a bucket of the liquid onto one of the sides of that new space, opposite to the side that's a source liquid block.
Repeat for each cobblestone.
This way, you get source liquid blocks everywhere which results in a more efficient reactor.
Automating large amounts of Gelid Cryotheum is fun though
-Wuffle!
That works for most fluids, but not for cryotheum because it drops - what you'd end up with doing it that way is a single layer, one block deep, on the bottom. Unless the mechanics for it are different in 1.10? Alas, to my knowledge there is no equivalent to the flood gate's functionality in 1.10 to my knowledge.I think you just have to use Buckets.
Easiest way though.. fill in the layer below the 'roof' of the reactor with cobblestone, completely.
Then, dig out ONE block of the cobblestone at a time and place a bucket of the liquid onto one of the sides of that new space, opposite to the side that's a source liquid block.
Repeat for each cobblestone.
This way, you get source liquid blocks everywhere which results in a more efficient reactor.
Automating large amounts of Gelid Cryotheum is fun though
-Wuffle!
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MrNoobiez
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Not necessarily! I've heard that some solid blocks are viable (though expensive), but I also believe there are some rather exotic EnderIO fluids that work effectively - "Dew of the Void" I think is one. I'm not 100% if its correctly implemented, but its supposed to work best anyway.
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