The barrels... Where are they from?

[ringgeest11]

hey guys!

So I am completely sure I cannot be the only one that has seen the TON of barrels in the game. Now please note that I am NOT talking about the barrels added by Factorization. I know that kind of barrel. It is a block that holds one item up to 4048 items (I think by heart?)

Anyway, I am talking about the other barrels. Not the booze barrels from IC2 either, but the Honey barrel, Biofuel Barrel, Sewage Barrel, Acid Barrel, Molten Diamon barrel, Liquid Shiny barrel etc etc.
Where do they come from? Which mod? How do I use them correctly? Simply make one and put it in a tank to let it fill up or do I need/should I use machines?

Mostly what I want to know is where they come from. I haven't seen them around before (I haven't played in a while) and was wondering where these guys came from. Searching the wiki and via google let to no results even with more advanced terms used in searching. The forums also didn't provide a result.

 

[Riuga]

Plugins for forestry. They act like FZ barrels for liquid IIRC. Max 10 buckets ea.

 

[Hoff]

For more accuracy they hold 10 buckets each. A highly valid option if you want to go tank-less.

 

[Succubism]

You might benefit from downloading Waila.
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1846244-152-waila-134-block-and-mod-info-ingame/

It tells you what mod a block/item's from and gives you a little information about them. It works in tandem with NEI too and is compatible with all 1.5.2 modpacks.

 

[PierceSG]

Is WAILA a client side mod or server must have it too?I'm playing on a server right now but is intrigue by the mod.

 

[Succubism]

It's a client side mod, the mod works off the NEI mod subsets which is why it's required you have NEI installed.
Everything you need to install Waila is already in the 1.5.2 modpacks. Just slap it into the mods folder.

 

[PierceSG]

It's a client side mod, the mod works off the NEI mod subsets which is why it's required you have NEI installed.
Everything you need to install Waila is already in the 1.5.2 modpacks. Just slap it into the mods folder.

Nice. Thanks.