Which is exactly what I did when I set up my direwolf20 world with added GT. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the OP
Gregtechs role in the modpacks.
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I've found that the small chance of getting rich slag out of an induction smelter isn't worth it. Makes it very hard to automate because you are having to alternate between sand and rich slag so I'd rather just stack pulverizers over powered furnaces and get extra ingots that way.
Well, yes that works, but it's not too hard to automate it. Just have an Igneous Extruder next to a Pulverizer next to an Induction Smelter, and pump the ores in from the top and take them out from the bottom or the other 2 sides you have left. Or you can have your sand production elsewhere and just pump it in. Free gravel, too.
But I do use Pulverizers too. Instead of wasting my Ferrous Ore before I get an Industrial Grinder so I can get Platinum, I just Pulverize Iron Ore so I can get the Cupronickel Heating Coils for the Industrial Blast Furnace.
But I do use Pulverizers too. Instead of wasting my Ferrous Ore before I get an Industrial Grinder so I can get Platinum, I just Pulverize Iron Ore so I can get the Cupronickel Heating Coils for the Industrial Blast Furnace.
Perhaps I do things in an odd order, but by the time I'm ready to automate my ore processing I'm ready to make an industrial grinder. However, I kinda rush for the grinder and stockpile most of my ores in anticipation of that to squeeze every last resource out of them. Since I know the grinder is going to be my end game, I use the induction smelter to make the process of building the grinder as fast as possible. Rich slag allowing you to choose which ore to increase the output of is great for that.
OT: FYI Lambert's gf would pwn him in FTB any day
"What's that honey? You died - again!?"
OT: FYI Lambert's gf would pwn him in FTB any day
"What's that honey? You died - again!?"
Also because if someone doesn't agree with him, they can leave.
Yeah, and they'll be walked home to make sure.
Slightly more on topic, I kind of got tired of Gregtech so I'm switching over to the Ampz modpack. All I can say is, I'll never be out of Copper or Tin. love it~
OT: FYI Lambert's gf would pwn him in FTB any day
"What's that honey? You died - again!?"
The creeper! The monicle on Lambert's is the necklace on Linda's!I blame lag...
Mind=Blown
*uses Gregtech Industrial Centrifuge with lava*
I haven't been out of copper or tin for quite a while!
(but that was on another map and I do not have any tin at the moment
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I imagine the breeding between two such Creepers would be rather explosive and impacting...
I thought it was because Guude and the Mindcrackers voted for it? I remember a video where Etho said it was a decision between the Mindcrackers and not many people wanted it but it still got voted in?
I'm going to test this out directly and see what happens. Breakin' new ground.
FYI if we do find a power loop and it's not caused by the Energy Bridge directly, Power Crystals' official stance is that other mod generators that can cause infinite power loops in conjunction with the bridge are not bugs and won't be dealt with at all. There is, of course, a config file you can tweak to break these loops or create them yourself.
Fit a Redstone Energy Cell to an MFSU and vice-versa in a power loop and see what happens. You'll notice the system very slowly drains even when no machines are attached to it. There's a 5% power loss penalty whenever power is drawn from a source in TE, another little-known fact mainly because in most cases it makes no real difference but here it matters.
I'm going to test this out directly and see what happens. Breakin' new ground.
FYI if we do find a power loop and it's not caused by the Energy Bridge directly, Power Crystals' official stance is that other mod generators that can cause infinite power loops in conjunction with the bridge are not bugs and won't be dealt with at all. There is, of course, a config file you can tweak to break these loops or create them yourself.
Indeed. I really like that PC's config file is so comprehensive!
Don't use redstone conduits. Use very short lengths of gold conductive pipe or direct connections. Every connection except direct connection is lossy.
The test proved to be pointless for three reasons:
1) When I tried to fill the internal buffer, a 10000EU starter supply was too big for the internal buffer. When I said that thing was tiny I wasn't kidding.
2) Adding an choke tube and efficiency tube brought the effective power ratio right back to 3:1 instead of 6:2. All I did was halve the speed it outputs power at.
3) It seems Power Crystals added safeguards against power loops as when I tried to loop the power it simply burned through the internal buffer.
So there you go, even before you factor cable loss into it the Electrical Engine will at best match the 5:2 power ratio and power looping is not realistically possible.
1) When I tried to fill the internal buffer, a 10000EU starter supply was too big for the internal buffer. When I said that thing was tiny I wasn't kidding.
2) Adding an choke tube and efficiency tube brought the effective power ratio right back to 3:1 instead of 6:2. All I did was halve the speed it outputs power at.
3) It seems Power Crystals added safeguards against power loops as when I tried to loop the power it simply burned through the internal buffer.
So there you go, even before you factor cable loss into it the Electrical Engine will at best match the 5:2 power ratio and power looping is not realistically possible.