Getting buckets out of smeltery?

[Renato Lopes]

Yes, I want to get liquids out of the smeltery using a bucket. How I do that?

also, what mod is this from? (the section with the diamond armor)

(no, I'm not a girl but I like playing as a girl on minecraft lololo)

 

[Chubblezap]

Place a bucket on a casting table, and pour it in. I don't think it works with basins, though. The second inventory is from Tinker's Construct.

 

[Renato Lopes]

Aw its not working D:
I right click the seaured faucet and nothing happens -'

 

[Chubblezap]

The block the faucet is attached to must be a Smeltery Drain, with the faucet placed on the small hole. That looks like regular brick to me.

 

[Renato Lopes]

oh!!! I get it! so thats why this block was for. thanks for the help!

by the way, do you know the names of the items I can use on that other section of my inventory?

 

[Chubblezap]

Most of that inventory is WIP, but the ones you can use are:
-Knapsack, gives you a second inventory
-Traveller's Gloves, which you can combine with redstone at a tool station to make you mine faster
-Traveller's Belt, which gives you a second hotbar to swap to
-Heart Containers, which increase max HP.

 

[Azzanine]

The block the faucet is attached to must be a Smeltery Drain, with the faucet placed on the small hole. That looks like regular brick to me.

You are mostly right, the block needs to be a drain but it doesn't need to be placed on the hole. So long as the block is a drain you can use a faucet on any of it's visible sides.
At least it was when I last tried it.

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[GreenZombie]

Most of that inventory is WIP, but the ones you can use are:
-Knapsack, gives you a second inventory
-Traveller's Gloves, which you can combine with redstone at a tool station to make you mine faster
-Traveller's Belt, which gives you a second hotbar to swap to
-Heart Containers, which increase max HP.

Yeah... somehow that all needs to be merged with Baubles.

 

[Pyure]

I actually have a related question. Is there anything like that Ladle from mariculture in tinker's construct that can remove tiny amounts of liquid (< a bucket)?

Sometimes you end up with half-an-ingot in the ingot cast due to the perils of math, and it might be nice to spoon it out.

 

[Hambeau]

I actually have a related question. Is there anything like that Ladle from mariculture in tinker's construct that can remove tiny amounts of liquid (< a bucket)?

Sometimes you end up with half-an-ingot in the ingot cast due to the perils of math, and it might be nice to spoon it out.

In Infinity and DW20 you can make a nugget cast for extra material. Your config files may vary

 

[Pyure]

In Infinity and DW20 you can make a nugget cast for extra material. Your config files may vary

Yeah, sadly that wouldn't work if the ingot cast is already half-filled.

I just find sometimes if you try to play with that smeltery pipe thing whose name escapes me, it doesn't distribute fluids particularly intelligently (nor should it, realistically), so a ladle of some sort would be extremely handy.

 

[Hambeau]

If you already have material in a cast I think you can hook up one of the fluid pipe types instead of the seared brick faucet and pump the fluid back to the smeltery. I'll try to find the video (DW20) that shows this.

 

[Pyure]

If you already have material in a cast I think you can hook up one of the fluid pipe types instead of the seared brick faucet and pump the fluid back to the smeltery. I'll try to find the video (DW20) that shows this.

Yep, that's the only was I know of too. Fluiducts work fine for this.

I was just curious if there was an actual tool, but its not a big deal.

 

[rhn]

Yeah, sadly that wouldn't work if the ingot cast is already half-filled.

I just find sometimes if you try to play with that smeltery pipe thing whose name escapes me, it doesn't distribute fluids particularly intelligently (nor should it, realistically), so a ladle of some sort would be extremely handy.

Yeah forget about the casting channel(is that the name?) and instead export the metals out into Fluiducts. Then place the Faucets on the Fluiduct so you can tap it for each specific table/basin.

Made an example of it here:
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/thr...ide-collection-etc.42664/page-43#post-1243574
Also includes how to import excess metals back into the smeltery again.

And if you have problems with half filled tables/basins you could just have a row of Fluiducts under the tables/basins that pull the metal back into the fluiduct triggered by redstone signal .

 

[Pyure]

Yeah forget about the casting channel(is that the name?) and instead export the metals out into Fluiducts. Then place the Faucets on the Fluiduct so you can tap it for each specific table/basin.

Made an example of it here:
http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/thr...ide-collection-etc.42664/page-43#post-1243574
Also includes how to import excess metals back into the smeltery again.

And if you have problems with half filled tables/basins you could just have a row of Fluiducts under the tables/basins that pull the metal back into the fluiduct triggered by redstone signal .

I've never actually tried putting faucets onto fluiducts, that's interesting.

I have buttons to pull liquids back into the smeltery if needed, but faucets on fluiducts is new.

 

[Renato Lopes]

I always got an idea watching a video, can I make a house with a multifloor smeltery? like it can be acessed from multiple floors. Cause you know on real life it wouldn't make sense anyway lol

like:

I--------I
I--------I
I-O-----I
I--------I
I--------I
I-O-----I

Like I--------I being the smeltery floors and O the smeltery drain

btw nice screenshoot

 

[Pyure]

Yeah, I always check out rhn's thread when I want to hate myself for a while.

@rhn do you accept commissions for US$? I need someone to build a big starship for me. Like, really big

 

[Renato Lopes]

If ftb ever had beautiful dimensions....

 

[Renato Lopes]

....I would be really glad.

 

[rhn]

@rhn do you accept commissions for US$? I need someone to build a big starship for me. Like, really big

Tried that. It is a royal PITA due to there being no landscape or anything to build in. You have to build EVERYTHING yourself from the ground up.
Having a bit of a break atm. from Minecraft. Though I cannot stay away completely

I always got an idea watching a video, can I make a house with a multifloor smeltery? like it can be acessed from multiple floors. Cause you know on real life it wouldn't make sense anyway lol

like:

I--------I
I--------I
I-O-----I
I--------I
I--------I
I-O-----I

Like I--------I being the smeltery floors and O the smeltery drain

btw nice screenshoot

If you use the Fluiduct setup I posted in my thread(or something like it), you could just have its ducts run hidden in a wall or something to all the floors you need it to. Problem lies in that you need to access the Smeltery Control block however which there can only be one of. So for convenience you probably want to keep it in the same place.