Rotarycraft Obsidann Factory, Full Chest <1min

[Ausyarr]

I've been a fan of rotarycraft/reikas mods and I've been testing the obsideon factory and I thought it was was pretty nifty. This time I hooked one up in my Monster series and this is what happened. full chest in under a minute.





Looking for something that needs that much now.

 

[Vasa]

 

[Yusunoha]

creeper-proof base?

 

[SinisterBro :3]

creeper-proof base?

Obsidian is ugly :c

 

[Yusunoha]

Obsidian is ugly :c

so are creeper holes...

 

[SinisterBro :3]

so are creeper holes...

But thats preventable by common sence and torches...

 

[Vasa]

But thats preventable by common sence and torches...

1 torch is cool but 100 is ugly..

 

[Ausyarr]

can't make creeper proof machines, going to need to put torches inside the obsidian house.

 

[abculatter_2]

What's with those boilers in the background? I really hope that's not a nuclear reactor...

 

[Wagon153]

Obsidian is ugly :c

Chisel.

 

[eric167]

What's with those boilers in the background? I really hope that's not a nuclear reactor...

its the newer one, the gas-cooled pebble bed.

8 boilers, one CO2 exchanger, probably the core is to the left of the exchanger, where the concrete blocks are.

 

[Wagon153]

its the newer one, the gas-cooled pebble bed.

8 boilers, one CO2 exchanger, probably the core is to the left of the exchanger, where the concrete blocks are.

I just tested the pebble bed with one boiler and 5 turbines. Puts out around 8000 RF/t. And it's cheaper to fuel then a Big Reactor (since the pellet lasts a good amount of time). One pellet filled a bank of 20 Ultimate Energy cubes to around a tenth of their total capacity.

 

[YX33A]

I just tested the pebble bed with one boiler and 5 turbines. Puts out around 8000 RF/t. And it's cheaper to fuel then a Big Reactor (since the pellet lasts a good amount of time). One pellet filled a bank of 20 Ultimate Energy cubes to around a tenth of their total capacity.

I guess the catch-22 is how much effort is needed to make a effective pebble bed reactor?

 

[Wagon153]

I guess the catch-22 is how much effort is needed to make a effective pebble bed reactor?

It actually wasn't too bad. Easier to setup then a big reactor, and wasn't tremendously expensive.

 

[epidemia78]

There is no excuse for such a high poly model being used in a videogame.

 

[Wagon153]

There is no excuse for such a high poly model being used in a videogame.

I'm sorry but what?

 

[YX33A]

There is no excuse for such a high poly model being used in a videogame.

Hey, uh, @ThatOneSlowking mind posting that picture of that Victorian era Selfie of that guy reading the newspaper with a confused look on his face? Y'know, the one you post when you have no idea what the hell is going on in someones mind?


...In all seriousness, though, epidemia78, did you mean in ANY videogame, or only ones written in java?(such as Minecraft) I'm fairly certain you mean the latter, but you sure as hell sound like you mean the former.

 

[epidemia78]

That thing with the gears...whatever it is. Its too easy to make ridiculously detailed models, modeling programs do most of the work for you. What takes skill is making a model look good using as few polys as possible. Thats why fancy texture effects exist, to add layers of detail without having to model every curve and groove.[DOUBLEPOST=1396965494][/DOUBLEPOST]And yes, in any videogame. Unless it was the size of a football field, no developer would have something like that in their game, lagging everyone to death.

 

[Pyure]

I just tested the pebble bed with one boiler and 5 turbines. Puts out around 8000 RF/t. And it's cheaper to fuel then a Big Reactor (since the pellet lasts a good amount of time). One pellet filled a bank of 20 Ultimate Energy cubes to around a tenth of their total capacity.

What sort of performance impact does it have on your world?

A 3x3 standard fission reactor can generation 160,000 RF/T but its annoying to convert (15 or so dynamos), annoying to store (toooons of enderIO capacitor banks), and way more power than I need. Plus between the mountain of capacitors and the general impact of a reactorCraft reactor, I get annoying memory leaks and whatnot.

So, tl;dr, I'm tempted to downgrade to a pebble bed.

 

[Wagon153]

That thing with the gears...whatever it is. Its too easy to make ridiculously detailed models, modeling programs do most of the work for you. What takes skill is making a model look good using as few polys as possible. Thats why fancy texture effects exist, to add layers of detail without having to model every curve and groove.[DOUBLEPOST=1396965494][/DOUBLEPOST]And yes, in any videogame. Unless it was the size of a football field, no developer would have something like that in their game, lagging everyone to death.

Reika has said repeatedly the polygons do NOT affect performance.

What sort of performance impact does it have on your world?

A 3x3 standard fission reactor can generation 160,000 RF/T but its annoying to convert (15 or so dynamos), annoying to store (toooons of enderIO capacitor banks), and way more power than I need. Plus between the mountain of capacitors and the general impact of a reactorCraft reactor, I get annoying memory leaks and whatnot.

So, tl;dr, I'm tempted to downgrade to a pebble bed.

When I set it up on my private server(which isn't too powerful), there was no visible performance impact on the server as far as CPU and RAM usage. FPS was hurt a bit for me, but only when I was looking at the reactor. And my computer isn't exactly a monster.