How to use Semifluid generator?

[Novakingwai]

I have one built and creisole for it. I have no idea to use it. I tried Googling it but all I found was the "Grumpy gamer" video on Youtube and he doesn't explain how to connect it. I'm a total newb at FTB stuff xD

Also, if anyone knows a beginner's guide that would be great. Every time I want to make something I have to spend hours digging through sites trying to find recipes and how things work. :'(

 

[RetroGamer1224]

Honestly some good stuff to watch is Direwolf helping out the Hatt Film guys. Trot has solid base on how things work but it is informative. Also NEI is pretty good. If Gar was doing a FTB series I would suggets him but he isn't at the moment.

 

[Guswut]

Either put buckets/cells of liquid into it via the interface, or use liquid pipes to pump liquid into it. Then connect a power cable to it to get the power output.

It really is not all that complicated, but I'd suggest making a test setup in creative to confirm you have it set up properly. Thanks!

 

[BlackFire]

Either put buckets/cells of liquid into it via the interface, or use liquid pipes to pump liquid into it. Then connect a power cable to it to get the power output.

It really is not all that complicated, but I'd suggest making a test setup in creative to confirm you have it set up properly. Thanks!

I think that you can't use pipes/liquiducts with Gregtech machines.

 

[Guswut]

I think that you can't use pipes/liquiducts with Gregtech machines.

I had waterproof cobblestone running into my semifluid generator before I decided to start storing my creosote oil (in case I ever want to make fifteen million tracks), so I can confirm that this works. At least, as of MindCrack 8.0.1.

 

[noah_wolfe]

I think that you can't use pipes/liquiducts with Gregtech machines.

Sure you can. Otherwise there would be no way to pump water into an electrolyzer or grinder, lava into a centrifuge, or any other liquids registered.

 

[Guswut]

Sure you can. Otherwise there would be no way to pump water into an electrolyzer or grinder, lava into a centrifuge, or any other liquids registered.

Mm, routers with cells? Talk about roundabout, hahah!

 

[BlackFire]

I must have screwed it up the first time I tried. Thank's for the info!

 

[Novakingwai]

It really is not all that complicated,

That's the thing. Everyone says it's not that complicated and won't give specific instructions. The wikis don't say how to hook them up. There's no tutorial videos about it anywhere. So something that's easy for you I have no idea what you're talking about. I didn't even know to do creative mode until today.

I think I got it figured out.

 

[Guswut]

That's the thing. Everyone says it's not that complicated and won't give specific instructions.

My instructions were fairly specific:

Either put buckets/cells of liquid into it via the interface, or use liquid pipes to pump liquid into it. Then connect a power cable to it to get the power output.

I am not sure, at all, what else you you would need to know.

 

[Novakingwai]

Yes I did figure it out.