Still going to echo few of the posters here, why not just make it not burn?In the newest versions the scaffold is less burn time than the sticks and planks combined
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Still going to echo few of the posters here, why not just make it not burn?In the newest versions the scaffold is less burn time than the sticks and planks combined
No one would burn it anyways if it wasn't exploitable like it is now.Still going to echo few of the posters here, why not just make it not burn?
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By the way to everyone who just discovered the autonomous activator and watering can trick, the nerfhammer is comming down on that soon.
You seen to have some source. How far does the nerf go? Does it only really apply to watering cans or will it affect other things which are supposed to be done manual aswell?By the way to everyone who just discovered the autonomous activator and watering can trick, the nerfhammer is comming down on that soon.
You seen to have some source. How far does the nerf go? Does it only really apply to watering cans or will it affect other things which are supposed to be done manual aswell?
RWTema said:Oh dear, I've upset r/forgecraft with news that the watering should not be usable by fake players. Sorry but the nerf hammer is coming down.
I'm currently using cursed earth farms with MFR grinders for mob goo. The mob goo supplies my auto enchanter & anvil. All my cool books get stripped with the auto disenchanter. I then take the good books, especially from Mariculture, and make copies using Bibliocraft's press system. I only make 2 copies of the books since the *plate* used to make copies has durability and is destroyed after 3 uses. I take the plates and repair them with an Ars2 Arcane Reconstructor. This gives me unlimited enchanted books.
I also run all of my thaumcraft ink & quills through the reconstructor. I'm not interested in farming squid for ink and TC4 research is so tedious that I feel compelled to use any advantage.
Try it out and let us know. I'm too burned out with TC4 to even test it in creative mode.I did not know that the plates had damage values...I am going to have to see if the thaumcraft/thaumic tinkerer repair thingie works on them (don't have AM at the moment)
This sounds like and ID conflict to me, unless you were processing the leaf block in some machine?Last night I discovered that a block of silver wood leaves produces a stack of rotary craft sludge. Not sure if that intentional or not since those leaves are not really renewable
He just posted about the fermenter values a few days ago: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic...ization-and-more/page__st__3420#entry28307078This sounds like and ID conflict to me, unless you were processing the leaf block in some machine?
The thaumic restorer, while being a slightly counterintuitive block(to me), does repair the enchanted plates from Bibliocraft. I was unable to test the scribing tools since I used a cheat sheet in my world, but it looks like it should work fine, the restorer accepts it like it did the plate.Try it out and let us know. I'm too burned out with TC4 to even test it in creative mode.
Another thing I use is a terrain smasher next to the air block above my TC4 crucible. I don't have to be so precise with aspects because any taint/flux (whatever the purple goo is called) is automatically broken by the smasher. It could also be used above your infusion altar but that seems aesthetically distasteful to me
Im going to go do that on aperture scien-Another thing I use is a terrain smasher next to the air block above my TC4 crucible. I don't have to be so precise with aspects because any taint/flux (whatever the purple goo is called) is automatically broken by the smasher. It could also be used above your infusion altar but that seems aesthetically distasteful to me
You can also pipe water directly into the crucible. I think that's fairly well known but I'll drop that tip here anyway. I use a reservoir since I dislike holes in my floor for infinite springs.Holy crap.... thats genius.
I thought crucibles no longer needed refilling...You can also pipe water directly into the crucible. I think that's fairly well known but I'll drop that tip here anyway. I use a reservoir since I dislike holes in my floor for infinite springs.