Bow is no fun. Tennis is much more fun. Gotta swing just before the fireball hits you.
Is Rotarycraft stupidly difficult or am I the stupid one?
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Bow is no fun. Tennis is much more fun. Gotta swing just before the fireball hits you.
Woodcutter cuts trees in a larger area if you provide more torque/speed/power to it.
Enchanting it with infinity makes it replant saplings.
Enchanting it with infinity makes it replant saplings.
Um. Are you saying that there are not redstone-switchable routes? Because I'm pretty sure the multi-directional clutch does exactly that. Also bevel gears.[DOUBLEPOST=1409331457][/DOUBLEPOST]
*replant every time*. It usually replants, as long as at least one sapling dropped.
Indeed ! The not-so-subtle hint in RotaryCraft that you need (really, really, really should) build a vanilla spawner is the Blast Furnace to make HSLA steel.
Once you have said vanilla spawner, you need (really, really, really should) to build a vanilla enchanting table and start using your levels to make books. Save those books for later for things like Infinity, Silk Touch, etc.,.
If you have other mods installed, it will be easier, but RotaryCraft works just fine without other mods.
I thought Infinity on it not consume saplings to plant them? I guess that'd insanely OP since it seems to work just fine on a great many trees from a great many mods.
I just thought I'd point out that this is true except when those other mods add enchantments, which decrease the chance of you getting the one(s) you want.
And yet many mods allow you to outright chose your enchantment, via various methods, making it easier too.
Yep
I spent a thousand levels trying to get silk touch once in Horizons before giving up and installing such an enchantment mod.
Maybe what is being asked for, and I haven't figured out a way to do this myself (or I forgot how I did it), is to have a set up where the input to a multi-directional clutch goes left or right, based on redstone, with the left side geared one way and the right side geared another and those two trains are recombined into one output.
Return to sender.
I am by no means good at "gaming", but even I can pull that off with greater than 50% success rate.
That is exactly what it does.
Um, if you try merging power at different speeds (like what you get if you have two different gearing ratios coming off the same input power), you don't get a positive result.
If you want to change gearing ratio based on a redstone signal it's simpler to just use a CVT.
No, Reika, I got rude only after you telling me what should I say and what I shouldn't while ignoring every single argument. Well, ther was another guy, but I apologized for that.
Actually it's you who likes to be a "smartass" and call others stupid or idiots.
Right. But the CVT requires bedrock and belts.
Basically it seems like a multidirectional clutch that has two inputs and one output is what would be called for.
Probability of Infinity on book is 1% on level 22. That's what I call gregtechy. But it indeed nearly always replant even without it. It leaves some blocks hanging sometimes, though, if tree grows big. I'll have to test it more.
Item Pump is indeed not that expensive - jusst noticed that recipe gives 16x
OK, so, which mods are recommended to go with RoC that do not break the balance? TiCo, may be?
Item Pump is indeed not that expensive - jusst noticed that recipe gives 16x
OK, so, which mods are recommended to go with RoC that do not break the balance? TiCo, may be?
Both inputs to a shaft junction in merge mode have to be at the same speed. A multidirectional clutch with two inputs would only transmit one of its inputs depending on a redstone signal, just like the current multidirectional clutch transmits its input to an output depending on redstone.
You know, some people are just abysmal at ranged combat in this game. I'm not usually that clumsy in other games, but I can barely hit my own house with a bow.
You mean you want to run, say, an extractor off of one engine chain via a multi-directional clutch to shift the gear ratio? Because I'm fairly certain it's a very common use for it, and you described it to a Tee.
