What cool little thing have you discovered today?

[GamerwithnoGame]

Same with compressed cobble in the smeltery. You can get seared stone that much faster.


I believe it only works up to double or maybe triple compressed

That it does that's actually how I discovered the sand thing - I found out cobble worked and thought I'd give sand a go!

 

[rhn]

That the "Carpenter's Hatch" works as a ladder when opened just like the "Jaded Ladder". So you can have a Carpenters Ladder broken by a Carpenters Hatch and still be able to climb it.

 

[asb3pe]

I discovered Regrowth, 3rd Party modpack. Actually it wasn't today, it was yesterday, but I've been so busy with it I haven't even come here to read or post. Might not be for everybody but I love the concept.

 

[gold49]

Same with compressed cobble in the smeltery. You can get seared stone that much faster.


I believe it only works up to double or maybe triple compressed

if I remember from Agrarian skies, I believe you are correct(however, you can still fill the smeltery up with triple until the same result happens)

 

[PhilHibbs]

I discovered that you can use a compressed cobble instead of normal to repair stone tinker's tools faster

I discovered today that this doesn't work in the Infinity pack 1.1.0.

 

[null123]

I discovered that this thread is giving me evil ideas.

 

[Jackcat136]

I discovered today that this doesn't work in the Infinity pack 1.1.0.

Uh that's what I discovered it on...

 

[Inaeo]

Binnie Core Compartments. Seriously, who knew about this and didn't tell the world? These things have 4 tabs of 25 slots at base level, while only taking up a 1x1 space. They can be placed side by each, and better, you can customize and label your tabs. Upgraded to diamond level, you get 8 tabs of 50 slots. Not too shabby.

 

[splashblue]

I discovered Regrowth, 3rd Party modpack. Actually it wasn't today, it was yesterday, but I've been so busy with it I haven't even come here to read or post. Might not be for everybody but I love the concept.

Same here, last saturday. Nights are getting shorter and shorter since then

 

[Jackcat136]

Binnie Core Compartments. Seriously, who knew about this and didn't tell the world? These things have 4 tabs of 25 slots at base level, while only taking up a 1x1 space. They can be placed side by each, and better, you can customize and label your tabs. Upgraded to diamond level, you get 8 tabs of 50 slots. Not too shabby.

Holy shit, why didn't I find out about this earlier

 

[Inaeo]

Holy shit, why didn't I find out about this earlier

My exact thought. I haven't played around with piping items in and out of them yet, so they may be limited in that respect. Even so, my Thaumcraft and Botania areas just got a whole lot cleaner and more organized.

 

[Jackcat136]

My exact thought. I haven't played around with piping items in and out of them yet, so they may be limited in that respect. Even so, my Thaumcraft and Botania areas just got a whole lot cleaner and more organized.

It would make a very compact sorted chest system for sure, trying them out tonight

 

[Yusunoha]

Binnie Core Compartments. Seriously, who knew about this and didn't tell the world? These things have 4 tabs of 25 slots at base level, while only taking up a 1x1 space. They can be placed side by each, and better, you can customize and label your tabs. Upgraded to diamond level, you get 8 tabs of 50 slots. Not too shabby.

I just wish it was possible to re-arrange the tabs, as I rather have just 1 or 2 tabs with large storage space instead of like 8 tabs with just a bit of storage space

 

[Inaeo]

I just wish it was possible to re-arrange the tabs, as I rather have just 1 or 2 tabs with large storage space instead of like 8 tabs with just a bit of storage space

This is the difference between the iron (4x50) and bronze (8x25) compartments. Same overall capacity, just different sorting levels. I have a bronze that I'm using as a junk drawer, while my iron one is perfect for ores, blocks, ingots, nuggets of every metal I own with room to spare.

Edit: note this is very early on our new Infinity server, and will be outgrown quickly I'm sure.

 

[rhn]

Man, I have been using these for years yet I only just now figure this out:

BC gates of Gold grade or higher set to detect "Items in Inventory" have this second column. Ever wonder what it is for? I never gave it much attention before, but just became puzzled about it just now. It is for filtering items ofc!

Oh man the possibilities.

 

[ljfa]

Man, I have been using these for years yet I only just now figure this out:

BC gates of Gold grade or higher set to detect "Items in Inventory" have this second column. Ever wonder what it is for? I never gave it much attention before, but just became puzzled about it just now. It is for filtering items ofc!
Oh man the possibilities.

I already knew that, even though I rarely use gates higher than iron

 

[rouge_bare]

While on the Subject of BC Gates, you need an Emerald (or Quartz if you have access to them) gate in order to fully interact with robots. Something I wanna try to use again someday.

 

[ljfa]

I've never used robots before. I guess this is now on my "cool stuff to check out" list for tomorrow.

 

[IMarvinTPA]

The Undergarden biome can spawn trees that bust through the roof of the Nether.

 

[Lethosos]

The Undergarden biome can spawn trees that bust through the roof of the Nether.

Which shouldn't be happening at all.

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