Diamond gearboxes don't use lube over time, they only need one bucket
I Derp, You Derp, We all Derp, What's your's?
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Trying to get the launcher to work, and then noticing that the game was already running in a different desktop. Such a derp... Might be W10's fault though.
I underestimated how long it would take to merge two Thaumcraft nodes...the process is awfully slow, at least when you try to do it in an efficient way.
I went into creative mode and placed Tile Accelerators next to the nodes and it still took very long until the one was completely gone. So I've given up on that and instead just going to stop when the target node becomes large enough...which will take long enough.
Another derp was putting the nodes I want to merge too close to my wand recharge pedestal...meh, now I can't use it without disturbing the process
I went into creative mode and placed Tile Accelerators next to the nodes and it still took very long until the one was completely gone. So I've given up on that and instead just going to stop when the target node becomes large enough...which will take long enough.
Another derp was putting the nodes I want to merge too close to my wand recharge pedestal...meh, now I can't use it without disturbing the process
I think this is why a lot of folks go searching for a hungry node to make their cv nodes. Easier/quicker to grow/feed than node bullying
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Finished making an RC fission reactor, tried a different design, and used ammonia. Filled the boilers up with lots in reserve. Checked and double-checked. Hit the switch for the uranium pellets to flow in. Half of it blew up almost instantly. Most of the fuel cores melted into deadly black goo that began eating away everything underneath. It happened so fast I could not even see what the heat was.
Last forge backup was one minute before reactor power-on
I think I will tear this down and began with a much smaller experiment.
Last forge backup was one minute before reactor power-on
I think I will tear this down and began with a much smaller experiment.
Hah, lucky ^^Finished making an RC fission reactor, tried a different design, and used ammonia. Filled the boilers up with lots in reserve. Checked and double-checked. Hit the switch for the uranium pellets to flow in. Half of it blew up almost instantly. Most of the fuel cores melted into deadly black goo that began eating away everything underneath. It happened so fast I could not even see what the heat was.
Last forge backup was one minute before reactor power-on
I think I will tear this down and began with a much smaller experiment.
I think I better make a backup as well before turning a reactor on when I build one
I hooked up a Rotarycraft gas turbine to four furnaces (via a 16:1 gearbox and some shaft juntions in split mode). Worked beautifully and blisteringly fast, but I forgot to place down some vacuum hoppers...
What was the temp on the heaters, and was the 16:1 gearing for speed or torque? I ask because, if it goes above the 1350C needed for tungsten, then I might have an upgrade for my current system on my hands.
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Also, world rifts help make gas turbines a LOT safer. I can use an ender tank to give 'em fuel, block 'em off with iron bars, and put a world rift on the output to transfer the energy, allowing me to place the turbine underground where it can't suck people/things/whatever in, but still give enough space so it can vent exhaust.
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Also, world rifts help make gas turbines a LOT safer. I can use an ender tank to give 'em fuel, block 'em off with iron bars, and put a world rift on the output to transfer the energy, allowing me to place the turbine underground where it can't suck people/things/whatever in, but still give enough space so it can vent exhaust.
OK, a bit of maths:
- Friction heater gives a temp of 12 * log2(speed) * log2(torque) + 30
- Gas turbine gives 1024 Nm @ 65536 rad/s
- Add a 16:1 gearbox (diamond or bedrock!) in torque mode: 16384 Nm @ 4096 rad/s
- Split that 4 ways with 3 shaft junctions and a couple of bevel gears: 4 * (4096 Nm @ 4096 rad/s)
- 12 * log2(4096) * log2(4096) + 30 = 12 * 12 * 12 + 30 = 1758 C
- 1758 C = stupidly fast smelting
As it turned out, Vacuum Hoppers are completely unable to keep up with the XP orb rate, but the RotaryCraft Item Vacuum handles them like a champ, given a modest 64kW input...
Hrm...maybe a sewer with some range upgrades and a bedrockium drum for the experience juice...
Not too bad, but the other day I put a bunch of iron into a metal former to make plates, except it was on wire making mode...
Luckily I caught it before it made too many.
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Luckily I caught it before it made too many.
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Don't build your tree farm right next to you giant redwood tree base. Came back to not tree just machines and wires floating in the air. Thought it was a bug so rolled back the server.... Happened again but realised what had happen.... Accepted defeat and rebuilt out of chisel cobble
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You have to fuel the smeltery with liquid blazing pyrotheum to smelt Redstone
You can fuel a smeltery with pyrotheum? WHY AM I NOT DOING THIS RIGHT THE HELL NOW?!
Isn't Pyrotheum the liquid that sets fire to anything, turns sand into glass in-world, etc?
(I don't use it; I'm going from memory of what I was told back when a friend was showing off their AgSkies build)
(I don't use it; I'm going from memory of what I was told back when a friend was showing off their AgSkies build)
Yes, and it is BEAUTIFUL. Ever used it to find the gooey, goblin centre of a dark Twilight forest? It MELTS through those obscenely hard-to-cut leaves. Just wipes them the hell out, and I love it.