Lava Generator x64 and Lava Fabricators... would that work?
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Rotarycraft is too awesome for most servers, and so it causes lag on the server because it cannot handle the awesomeness xD
There is always the route I went to power one of my agrarian skies worlds:
1 x Ritual of the nether
1 x Extra Cells AE system to gather and store it. Fluid transition panes as a "pump", though you need to trigger a block update, as the ritual doesn't do it, an Extra utilities clock will do 1 per second, but you can do something else if you want.
1 x Well of suffering ritual powered by a witch spawner, into an altar full of orb and speed stones, and the highest tier orb you can get.
And as many lava using energy producers as you can get.
1 x Ritual of the nether
1 x Extra Cells AE system to gather and store it. Fluid transition panes as a "pump", though you need to trigger a block update, as the ritual doesn't do it, an Extra utilities clock will do 1 per second, but you can do something else if you want.
1 x Well of suffering ritual powered by a witch spawner, into an altar full of orb and speed stones, and the highest tier orb you can get.
And as many lava using energy producers as you can get.
If you have tinkerers steel works, water, and a bit of redstone logic, one can produce a good amount of steam. I was producing about 2k rf/tick back in my agrarian skies world. I'm not sure what you would use for pipes in 1.7.10 as there are no TE pipes, as you need a way to cut the water flow with a red stone signal to make it all work well.
So, I know it's retardedly basic... but if you have Ex Nihilo (sky-factory or Agrarian Skies - AS 2 for preference - or any of those systems), you could just use an Igneous Extruder, an array of the Ex Nihilo crucibles (NOT the Thaumcraft crucibles, the ones made from Porcelain Clay), and some form of piping. My last server had one Resonant level Extruder, the Pyroclastic Generation augment line, and the Space-Time Flux Unifier augment line (frankly, I have no idea if that one actually did anything, we never bothered monitoring it) attached to like 36 crucibles, connected to two x64 lava generators, and we had more than enough cobble left over to feed a series of Gravel, Sand, and Dust sifters (two each), and even a Clear Glass smeltery. MIND YOU, we were using Blazing Pyrotheum under the crucibles, since we didn't know of anything better to use. The generators also fed into a (resonant) battery for "general purpose" machinery, but that wasn't a huge deal because we didn't run that thing constantly.
In AS2, I used Itemducts and Fluiducts for pretty much everything, and Strucducts to cover shit up. And you can set up Filters to take redstone input to shut off.
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This is because they are a pain in my ass. MFR Steam Boilers are cheaper, heat up quicker, are more fuel efficient, and have smaller footprints. Why would I ever go back, given the choice.
Since they put out 400mb/t of steam, it only takes five to power a max sized BR Turbine. That Turbine can feed power directly to a Lava Fabricator and a Fluid Transposer, which in combination, can fuel your Steam Boilers with Lava Buckets. Infinite power. Just add water.
Then, your multidimensional travels can be powered with a single block footprint using either a Dimensional Transceiver or a Tesseract. The latter has limitless throughput, which is useful, but can quickly drain your grid if used incorrectly.
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You said that you had ender io in your pack so use lava fab going into fluid transposer which fills a bucket than runs into a stirling generator with the best capacitor you can make. Octadic capacitor makes 1mil rf from one bucket.