Pumping water from one location to another?

[Batmun]

Is this possible?

 

[yotus]

With which modpack ?

One possibility is to use Tesseracts on the same frequency.

 

[Batmun]

FTB ultimate

 

[yotus]

Then yes, Tesseracts from Thermal Expansion are probably your best move. Also, they can transport fluids (and items or energy) across dimensions.

EDIT: I missed the fact that EnderStorage is also in the pack, so EnderTank's are also a good and cheaper way to go.

 

[Batmun]

So if I wanted to move a body of water from a sea to a big pool I've made I can do it with that?
I actually want the physical water block not in storage in a tank?

 

[yotus]

You could pump the water from the sea into an EnderTank, place another EnderTank in your pool using the same color code, and pour the water using a Flood Gate from BuildCraft.

 

[Batmun]

I don't have a flood gate in FTB ultimate?

 

[yotus]

Ah that sucks.. maybe you could use Modular Force Field System, I believe you can teleport blocks, but I have no idea if it works with water or if it is already possible with the MFFS version in Ultimate...

 

[MacAisling]

Ultimate is the 1.5.2 pack? It has been so long it is getting hard to remember. You may be in the gap between the loss of Red Power & the Buildcraft update to add a block with that functionality. IIRC, possible in the 1.4.6 & 1.6.4 packs, but not the 1.5.2 packs.

 

[ljfa]

I think you can use a grate from Redpower

 

[yotus]

What about the RedPower2 grate ? It should be very similar to the BC flood gate.

EDIT: damned, too slow

 

[Batmun]

How do I use the grate? :3

 

[yotus]

 

[Batmun]

Mhm, see I have a few tanks maybe ten filled with water and I'd like to be able to remove the water from them back into a physical block?

 

[yotus]

Can't you just pump out of the tanks with a fluid pipe ?

And to be honest, I don't see why one would want to store that much water in tanks...

 

[Batmun]

they're caches, there's not a lot of water near my base / and or don't have the materials to make a endertank

 

[yotus]

Then you should probably just use an inifinite water source until you get more resources

For which purpose do you need so much water anyway ?