Ore Processing
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Honestly, your system is less stupid then TiCo's because one can use fuels other then lava.(and getting 42 nuggets from a single ore block? Noice!)
...One can use fuels other the lava still, right?
Dartcraft can process 2.25x. Though you either need IC2 or to go a little through it's infusing (which requires a vanilla enchanting table to start). The IC2 version is very fast at grinding ore and I haven't tested the base version's speed, though a force furnace runs on burnable fuels.
Thanks for the correction. And an ore multiplier of 4.6? Something that efficient would be hard-pressed to justify being called "stupid" IMO.
Yes, but the interface between lava and smeltery does not require an engine or conduit.
If you need engines or conduits for something to be energy, then I infer that dynamos do not produce energy (although conduits can produce energy when connected to dynamos), IC2/RotaryCraft/Factorization/RP2 do not have energy systems, BuildCraft pipes must destroy energy (since engines put energy into them, but pipes don't carry energy), and vanilla furnaces don't use energy.
I have been using the crucibles a bit and I have to say that I am enjoying them. I only use them for processing rutile and bauxite but I am glad I did because they suit the theme of the room I was building. Sure they were a bit finicky to get started but I had a spare couple of hours and the learning curve was fun. Now they are fine. However, I didn't know they could be upgraded. *Goes off to investigate, although if any kind soul could save me the trouble and tell me what upgrades do what I would really appreciate that.
Just opened up NEI - It was pretty self-explanatory in the end. Purity upgrades are the appropriate upgrades for improving yield.
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Why, how nice. I see we are going to have another opinion argument.
Anyone care to take care of this for me, before this evolves into an internet-fistfight?
•Fish- A refreshing alternative for bees, not a "magic box"
•Jewlry- Non-armor, durability free pieces that will apply effects to you
•Titanium- Can only make TiC tools out of, and isn't that good, for how hard it is to get it.
Yeah I totally added a metal that only has a use when you have another mod installed.
To me, a tool with mining level of steel, faster than all of the vanilla tinkers tools, and with a durability around ardite. Isn't 'bad'
Talking about tools. The tools are okay, but for cost/benefit ratio they aren't that good. I've played legitimately with the mod, I know that you can use them for other things. (I'm starting to wonder if the enderfish was worth it now)
Clarification here: Jewelry are not durability free. They in fact take damage from their enchantments, IIRC, though most have minor durability drain that don't really harm the actual use, but they are not durability free.
And as for Titanium having no use beyond TiC tools, bullshit, but you already got told on that one by the MOD DEV no less, so let me explain why it ain't that painful in the end. Now, if you mean how hard it is to get the Impure Titanium purified, then no, not THAT hard... assuming you have a clue in hell what you're doing with making it. OK, sure, maybe it takes a large amount of Quicklime to get the Unknown Dust, granted. Have you ever actually tried optimizing your quicklime production and just making some ahead of time? Planning Chalk, for the price of 1 white dye and 2 limestone, nets you 2.5 buckets of quicklime. Not too shabby. Better then all other sources of Quicklime to boot. Can't get it into the vat quick enough? You could just make more quicklime and bucket it in, or find a larger scale way to pipe it for one. Yes, piping it in is possible.
That said, for what it costs, it's very useful. The work is too much for you? Add GregTech, it'll be easier. No, seriously, GT has the Magnesium you need and it's not exactly hard to get it.