Oh, I didn't notice that...Bluelectric engines produce MJ from BT. Though it costs a lot of BT.
None currently exists. You can use a magma crucible to convert MJ into EU (lava in geothermals) to do a two step conversion.Oh, I didn't notice that...
How about EU/t?
Magma Crucible?None currently exists. You can use a magma crucible to convert MJ into EU (lava in geothermals) to do a two step conversion.
Thermal Expansion: The best 'expansion' to Buildcraft ever made.Magma Crucible?
/looks for.
Damn where was I when all these fancy machines came out.
(Probably playing Tekkit)
I don't know who King Lemming is so I'm going to assume he's the Expansion guy.Thermal Expansion: The best 'expansion' to Buildcraft ever made.
King Lemming is probably going to see this, so I'll say that you, my friend, are amazing and mods and do a great job on the polished feel your mod gives.
As requested by the original mod owner of RP, downloads removed + locked.
there as a conversion between EU and BT once.
http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=3959
Random Armchair Anarchist Idiot said:Fuck Eloraam, Minecraft is free and stuff. You guys are Nazis.
Yeah afaik the TC2 arcane generator was the only mod item that was allowed to produce RP2 BT and I vaguely recall reading that was because Eloraam liked TC2. It was awesome for powering frame contraptions where the standard solar\thermopiles were impractical.I remember in the Thaumcraft version Technic used when it was in 1.2.5 (Thaumcraft 2 i think?) there was a weird device that let you convert vis into BT power. It was fantastic. Once you got a 100% vis yield system going, you could power all sorts of RP things.
Yeah afaik the TC2 arcane generator was the only mod item that was allowed to produce RP2 BT and I vaguely recall reading that was because Eloraam liked TC2. It was awesome for powering frame contraptions where the standard solar\thermopiles were impractical.
Personally I'ed prefer the reverse, converting MJ (or fuel directly) to BT or EU to BT, or maybe RC steam, that'ed be cool too, but that's just me. it's mor fun creating crazy contraptions to power something, rather than plopping solar panels down. (the windmill is a little too big to be practical indoors)