I have. Its not the funniest but if you don't have diamonds....
Sent from my tüber-powerful tablet that I got for $40 new. -Using potato waves!
Sent from my tüber-powerful tablet that I got for $40 new. -Using potato waves!
Drain input?
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It's a play on words. Tuber is something related to potatoes.Wtf not tüberIt's über
It's über
Can you please give me a picture? I haven't used the smeltery that much and i'm alitle confused.
The pure Tico method.
Other mods liquid tubes are still better though.
Other mods liquid tubes are still better though.
But that looks cool. Why did I not know of this? Whose fault is this?!The pure Tico method.
Other mods liquid tubes are still better though.
You do realise we were talking about inserting liquids INTO the smeltery, right?I knew that you can use the drain to transfer liquids but I haven't thought of this yet
Well, putting a portable tank on top and wrenching it is easier
Did you guys know you can fill tanks by putting them underneath a seared faucet? And you can pump liquids in the same way.
Yes. Place portable tank on top of drain and set it in output mode. Tada, liquid flows into smeltery.
Just realized... I saw in a stream by Quetzi that you can make them 2x2 now but not 1x1!The pure Tico method.
Other mods liquid tubes are still better though.
Just realized... I saw in a stream by Quetzi that you can make them 2x2 now but not 1x1!
Yeah, in conjunction with ExUtil compressed cobble producing seared stone, you can start off rather fast and save yourself the scramble for getting enough clay gravel and sand that the 3x3 base version would.
All the necessary components and the 2 seared brick blocks accounted for (this is with either a casting table or basin but not both) means you can start a smeltery with 40 bricks (from 40 grout) which equates to 20 clay (plus the sand and gravel) which equates to 5 blocks of clay.
So all you'd need to find is one deposits of clay (assuming you find one of the standard sized deposits of 4-6 blocks) and build up the rest with compressed cobble as it smelts as if it was 9 cobble but can fit in the 1x1 space of the micro smeltery. However double compressed cobble and greater won't smelt in a 1x1 as it's internal tank is not big enough to hold it's output.
Each compressed cobble makes about a block and a bits worth of seared stone. 4 compressed cobble will then allow you to add another level to the smeltery giving you one more space, or you could smelt one more compressed cobble and convert it to a 2x2 for 4 spaces.
Also bear in mind the smooth seared stone works exactly like a seared brick block in a smeltery, however I like to chisel them in to bricks anyway, but using them smooth means less faucet clicking as you can use a casting basin which saves clicking and the making of a cast. Even if in the future smooth seared stone stops working you can always knock up a cheap stone chisel to convert it in to the bricks.
Never tried to use the Chisel chisel, depending on the version of chisel it might support it but I don't actually know.