What cool little thing have you discovered today?
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And from those ashes rose a new kingdom that will eventually be abandoned for someone else to take from.
Not exactly 'cool', but - Never, ever move anything that you've placed from IC2. Even with the IC2 wrench. *swears incoherently at the Reactor that turned into a Generator*
fwiw I believe there's a config for that. I've been moving IC2 machines around for the last 45 minutes with a pickaxe.
That was always one of my biggest pet peeves about IC2. If you're playing 1.7, JABBA Dollies work decently without running to much immersion.
He who useth not the Electric Wrench, rebuildeth all the things.
That's what I was using.
Specifically made the thing while I was futzing around with that benighted Turning Table.
That's what I was using.
Unfortunately, lossless mode does not cover sanity.
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When I play Infinity Skyblock ... I have found an interesting way to get ender pearls using Tinkers Construct ... Early game -- after you have an automated cobblegen, make a full size smelter 24 blocks away from your main area... Cover the top, cover the view inside the seared tank. Add a hot liquid like some aluminum brass etc. with an enderIO fluid tank (the cheap one). Go do other things.... Come back later-- You should see a lot of blood, useful later, and a smaller amount of resonant ender. 1 enderman = 1 bucket. If you make a gem cast, you can cast ender pearls, or make enderium before you have a magma crucible.
Conveyor belts and a single fan make it more efficient:
And a couple of Hardened Fluiducts and switches make it quick to empty. If you don't empty it all the way, the blood will serve as your 'hot liquid', but if you oopsy, four zombie flesh and a block of smooth sandstone will put 100 mB of blood back in there.
(Yes, that's the top-end fluid tank, and it's around half-full.) The hopper is full of gravel and feeds into a smash/sift/smash assembly line. A hopperhock in the back collects all the drops, including regular Enderpearls and the occasional Dimlet.
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Pics or it didn't happen. Explanations of workings are appreciated. Probably not here, per see, but somewhere, with a link so I can
Do either of these beat the RFTools Crafter Tier 3?
RFTools crafter is lightning fast, can manage 8 recipes, can push results back into an internal buffer for further processing, has a fairly intuitive interface, and probably some other things I'm not thinking of.