I don't see why not as long as the wood is registered in the oreDictionary...
Mekanism: Feature Request Thread
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I don't see why not as long as the wood is registered in the oreDictionary...
See, the thing is that it only works on the blocks that existed when you hit "start", so any trees that grow after aren't going to be mined.
Basically what CascadingDragon said, Mekanism's Digital Miner does do a scan and harvest every tick. But rather it does a scan, registers everything within the perimeter given to it by you via the configuration GUI, then it starts mining. So in your case, what will happen is if the tree isn't grown yet when you started it, it will not harvest the tree when it matures. If you started the miner on a mature tree, it might (not sure, not used it on trees before) harvest the tree and when done, it will stop. Not paused, it stops since it has completed it's task. So to harvest again, you'll need to go start it up again.
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TBH I find the Mek recipes quite "balanced" in their materials and crafting steps. Similar complexity level to TE3. If anything, slightly more complex as many components need a dedicated machine to craft, while TE3 all components are done in a crafting table.
One solution to this would be to make it respond to redstone. Have a part of the GUI that lets you configure it, e.g. only run when receiving a redstone signal or rescan and restart when a redstone pulse is received.
Adding TE recipes would also remove the purpose of osmium in the world and kinda kill the feel of mechanism, something like MRF pull the TE recipes deal off quite nicely because there isn't any overlap, a lot of mekanism and TE is rather similar (not necessarily bad though).
I would like to formally request a possible recipe to make clay blocks
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I would like to formally request a possible recipe to make clay blocks
.Adding TE recipes would also remove the purpose of osmium in the world and kinda kill the feel of mechanism, something like MRF pull the TE recipes deal off quite nicely because there isn't any overlap, a lot of mekanism and TE is rather similar (not necessarily bad though).
I would like to formally request a possible recipe to make clay blocks
You could still use osmium in the recipes, perhaps just adding machine frames and reception coils. Maybe force machine blocks to use steel.
Edit: Seconded clay machine.
Alrighty! Added a new Metallurgic Infuser infuse type - "Fungi." Get this by simply placing mushrooms in the infuse slot; you'll get 10 units of Fungi infuse! Infusing a dirt block with the Fungi infuse will yield 1 Clay Block.Adding TE recipes would also remove the purpose of osmium in the world and kinda kill the feel of mechanism, something like MRF pull the TE recipes deal off quite nicely because there isn't any overlap, a lot of mekanism and TE is rather similar (not necessarily bad though).
I would like to formally request a possible recipe to make clay blocks
at first i was like "oh, a way to create mycelium" but then i was like "WTF?". didn't know mekanism was involved with magic...
I don't care, I can make massive amounts of clay now. W00T.
I would have asked for it here but I didn't wanna bug ya Aidan. Mekanism has been a go to mod for me since RR was a DIY pack. It's grown into a must have mod now.
Okay, to clear the heads of the physicists here, I'm changing the recipe a bit. Load up a Chemical Injection Chamber with some Water Vapor, and run an operation with dirt to get Clay Blocks. The previous recipe now makes Mycelium.
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Aiden, I see on your website you want feedback about 1.6.4 release of V6, with the pros and cons.
I'd say, go for it! Just wondering though, could you do something like TE3 when they updated their ducts/conduits? A crafting recipe to convert old to new? The old basically became placeholders with no functionality.
I'd say, go for it! Just wondering though, could you do something like TE3 when they updated their ducts/conduits? A crafting recipe to convert old to new? The old basically became placeholders with no functionality.