Thinkers' Construct problems!

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Hello people!

So i was creating a crossbow today. and i got stuck on making the bolts for it. I wanted to make a Refined glowstone tool rod, but i cant for some reason. I have installed Mekanism mod and made sure that ExtraTIC was installed. But still cant make it, i tried putting normal glowstone in but it made energized glowstone. is there a bug or are im missing some sort of mod? I have looked over the internet but cant find any help really so i face you guys instead!, thanks
 
Which version of tinkers? 1.10 or 1.7?

In 1.10 you need to use arrow shafts rather than tool rods for bolts.
 
rouge_bare said:
Which version of tinkers? 1.10 or 1.7?

In 1.10 you need to use arrow shafts rather than tool rods for bolts.
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Im playing on 1.7.10, in the mods folder tinkers construct is named "TConstruct-1.7.10-1.8.8"

Think i explained a bit wrong, i have glowstone ingots (mekanism) and i tried putting them into the tc smeltery and it wont smelt.

I saw a youtuber do it. He putted the glowstone ingots from mekanism into the tc smeltery and it worked. he was playing project ozone 2 though, shouldnt make a diffrence right.
 
People who make modpacks sometimes change mod interactions, which means that they probably added this to project ozone, and it is not in the normal game.
 
LordPINE said:
People who make modpacks sometimes change mod interactions, which means that they probably added this to project ozone, and it is not in the normal game.
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Well, okay
can you recommend a good bolt that dosnt use the material? :)
 
If you're playing pre-nerf, Enderium was king. After ExtraTiC nerfed the TE metals, Steel was still a decent material for damage, as well as being plentiful for repairs.
 
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