Made an even more compact and cheap auto snow farm. (redstone clock, stripe pipe)
Made an even more compact and cheap auto snow farm. (redstone clock, stripe pipe)
what does that black yellow pipe do and how is it named?
what does that black yellow pipe do and how is it named?
My first reaction was "Yay, awesome!". But on second thought, doesn't it make it too easy? The limited resources and gradually resolving these bottleneck is a major difference compared to Crash Landing. Limited water and how to overcome the shortage is a big part of it. What are the concerns about using the crucibles to get a water production going?I may disable refilling camel packs with water buckets and renabling infinite water However water bottles would only be able to be obtained VIA frying pans
It's a "Stripe Pipe". Powered by an engine it pretty much works like a block breaker. Can be used for an early automated cobblestone generator, too.
Blastoff Ver 1.1.17
Frying Pan water bottle bug.
The same problem happens if you use Ender IO item conduit to extract the water bottles
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Flaxbeard doesnt have configs for that D:After pondering a lil while about it, I have to agree with Methusalem. My first reaction (as seen in my last post ) was "Yay, don't have to plan for 20 frying pans". But thinking a bit again I think it really would make things too easy again when infinite water would be back. (especially with people finding ways to abuse this again like putting the water in a couldron to make it normal water again or so)
Actually I must say I like the frying pans as only way to make water. It really really makes you think about "How to automate them".
So instead of Methusalem I come back to an suggestion I made a few weeks ago after started playing:
If possible lower the water-costs of Flaxbeard alot. Like it's only using 10% of the water it uses now. (maybe a similar tweak to the mekanism-stuff that needs alot of water, salvination or how it's called)
I do not know if that is actually possible (I'm bad with scripting and stuff) but since these things are pretty much the "problem" when it comes to not having infinite water, maybe just tweaking them would be okay for staying with the frying pan as "only water source".
Flaxbeard doesnt have configs for that D:
Just a quick question, how do you switch to easycore?
GENNY!!!!!!!!!!! THX FOR THE VIDS AND NEW MODPACKS AND STUFF! But you are slow ass hell. I started later than you and I'm 4 chapters further.So after playing this modpack for quite some time now (great job on it btw)...I understand the delicate balance of providing the means to get water. You want to "guide" people to use the frying pan technique...I get it, and it's a new and fun/interesting way to go about it. I personally enjoy it more than how Crash Landing handled the water situation.
The only issue I have (which you might have seen in my last episode, I *think* I've seen you comment on my episodes before), is that the Flaxbeard's setup requires a metric buttload of water to operate. I'm also guessing that the Flaxbeards stuff is considered to be our "entry level" power source for Blast Off.
if we're forced to use frying pans for Flaxbeards water (and we won't have drones for quite some time), it's becomes a manual process that is not only tedious, it becomes less efficient than just using traditional fuel (like charcoal in a furnace)...so it feels like I completed a major chunk of quests for no real purpose.
Just my feedback on it so far...overall I'm having a blast (pun intended) with the modpack and I can't wait to dive into more of the quest lines!
edit: also, do you have Twitter? that way I can hit you up with stuff as I go along
GENNY!!!!!!!!!!! THX FOR THE VIDS AND NEW MODPACKS AND STUFF! But you are slow ass hell. I started later than you and I'm 4 chapters further.
whoops hèhèhè XD Maybe I should start making it pretty XDIt's probably because Generikb actually builds stuff and makes it look nice. He doesn't just do it DW20-style and throws his machines into a hole in the ground or a cobble 9x9.