Yep, any block. Worth testing though with Tile Entities, but so far, I've used MagneticCraft Inserters and IE Pre-Heaters fine.Wait, are you able to incorporate other mods blocks into modular machinery??? Have I just totally missed this?!That's really damn cool holy moly.
That is really neat!
Do multiblocks require a minimum number of MM blocks to work?
Its' not quite random, it has a priority system based on avaiable materials.Episode 8 is out
One thing i noticed is that you need to be super careful about your supplies to the assemblers.
They will pick a recipe at random and see if they can make it. if so, they do it regardsless of other materials present. At least that is what it looks like to me.
One thing i found is that you can stop an assembler with a redstone signal on the controller. This will not reset the recipe selection but at least you can stop the waste.
One way around this is the use of blueprints.
Apparently you can insert a blueprint in the controller to tell it what kind of machine it is.
Not sure how difficult it will be to use but probably worth checking out for fools like me who can't balance the inputs perfectly.
Like the new furnace. Good idea to have an intermediate step from the blast furnace to big smelter whose name i have forgotten.
The smallest I've done is 4 blocks (controller, input, output and power)That is really neat!
Hmm thinking about it, I DID see something in someone's SevTech series where it looked like the dryer used chisel's fan blocks. I'd never made the connection! That's very cool
That makes sense - those would be the critical blocks really! With extra inputs or outputs of the relevant types if you're using liquids as well?
The fluid inputs/outputs also support Mekanism gases.
Each machine has something unique about it, that way I can lock it behind stages, but I can see the need for that machine blueprint system, it's not easy to make a machine that's different enough.
Unfortuately that would mean having to loop the "blueprint" back into the machine for continuous autocrafting, I can see where you are coming from though regarding AE2. AE2 is really near end game (and totally optional), so I think for this pack, I'll have to not factor in AE2.
"requires-blueprint": true "modifiers": [
{
"elements": "minecraft:gold_block",
"x": 0,
"y": -1,
"z": 0,
"description": "Increase speed by 50%",
"modifier": {
"io": "output",
"target": "duration",
"operation": 1,
"multiplier": 0.1
}
}
],I always lower the sound volume in the config. I don't mind the machinery noises, but they are too loud by default. Those silencer upgrades will be there and not locked behind any research.
Small energy! Small energy! Small energy! - screaming in my mindEpisode 8 is out
One thing i noticed is that you need to be super careful about your supplies to the assemblers.
They will pick a recipe at random and see if they can make it. if so, they do it regardsless of other materials present. At least that is what it looks like to me.
One thing i found is that you can stop an assembler with a redstone signal on the controller. This will not reset the recipe selection but at least you can stop the waste.
One way around this is the use of blueprints.
Apparently you can insert a blueprint in the controller to tell it what kind of machine it is.
Not sure how difficult it will be to use but probably worth checking out for fools like me who can't balance the inputs perfectly.
Like the new furnace. Good idea to have an intermediate step from the blast furnace to big smelter whose name i have forgotten.
Factory is starting to take shape nicely, and that's just the beginning.
I'm thinking of making use of some of the chisel blocks, removing them from the chisel system.