Now, if you made yourself some multipart fences made of gold blocks, you'd have both a bling'n fence for your quarry and and it would cost a LOT of gold. Assuming you don't make a tiny quarry.
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I would wonder if that would work, and if they still count as fences. xD, Not a bad idea though.
as if diamonds were that valuable in ftb lolMaybe just to insert blockid and then find the id for diamondblock
Given how they were added exactly because of the Ender quarry, I'd be surprised if they didn't work.
On reddit there was a post because some mod changed vanilla fences and they didn't work anmore. The solution was to use XU fences, so yeah they work
I think it would make sense to replace with a new block that has no use. Call it End Dirt, Filler, Residue, something like that. Although I suppose the advantage of dirt is that if you remove ExU from your world, you don't get an instant huge hole in the landscape.
I'd guess that it just needs the entire fence to be chunk-loaded in order for the boundary scan to work, so one-quarter of the player loading area, or more if extended by chunkloaders.
I set an Ender Quarry running in the Nether last night. To my surprise it dug up a small amount of cobblestone, about one and a half stacks compared to 15 stacks of netherrack in the short time that I watched it. Any ideas where the cobble is coming from? I've not seen any stone in the nether, and I'm pretty sure it hadn't chewed through anything that I had built.
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No. There is a lava lake below the quarry area, and I have been exploring it with sponges to find sunstone, but I didn't put any stone down there. I used netherrack to pillar up and gravel to pillar down on the occasions that I needed to.
Does't work with ExU fences, and vanilla fences are replaced with Fancy Fences in MF2.Thats no problem.... Drawbridges
I had a big area fenced off for animals so I just plopped it down on one of the sides. So nice to be mining next to my base with having a huge hole. So much easier to not worry about getting back and forth to a quarry area or destroying the landscape. Still may end up running a Quarries plus quarry because of the enchants, but it is no rush. It also nice how it mines up and down each chunk so you get resources fairly evenly.
It mines up and down each block so the resource flow is completely smooth!
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It also mines the blocks abowe the area. Im mining underground right now for testing.
Yes I noticed a small amount of overhead mining in the nether, it's probably the next cubic chunk boundary up from the fence.