...molten unstable?
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Unstable is not a name, it is a description. If you melt down unstable ingots you should get unstable liquid or unstable molten metal or something like that.
What cool little thing have you discovered today?
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Unstable is not a name, it is a description. If you melt down unstable ingots you should get unstable liquid or unstable molten metal or something like that.
It doesn't have an actual name yet it seems. It's just fluid.molten.unstableIngots.
...because Tema is too lazy to add localization. Like how he didn't make the unstable tool parts explode.
He said in a tweet he tried his hardest, I think. It might have to do with how mod compat works with TiCon/ExU.
in fairness, half the stuff in extraTiC shows up as fluid.randomassnameorsomethinglol.
t'would all be simpler if we had a modding API
t'would all be simpler if we had a modding API
No shitin fairness, half the stuff in extraTiC shows up as fluid.randomassnameorsomethinglol.
t'would all be simpler if we had a modding API
The Doctoral Bee in the latest version of extra bees has a Fez on.
Today, or rather, at the end of yesterdays session, I discovered that the Moon (from Galacticraft) has an over 2 hour night cycle! After landing there. In the middle of said night cycle.
At least I brought along equipment to make oxygen.
I also discovered that torches extinguish themselves without oxygen.
So I'm current sitting on the moon, in the near darkness, with a bunch of equipment set up to make oxygen, hoping the single Advanced Energy Cube I brought along doesn't run out before the sun hits the solar power plant feeding it. Because I cannot get into the Rocket without refueling it and there are evolved creepers out there.
EDIT: Having looked it up, the day-night cycle lasts, in total, 2 hours 40 mins.
At least I brought along equipment to make oxygen.
I also discovered that torches extinguish themselves without oxygen.
So I'm current sitting on the moon, in the near darkness, with a bunch of equipment set up to make oxygen, hoping the single Advanced Energy Cube I brought along doesn't run out before the sun hits the solar power plant feeding it. Because I cannot get into the Rocket without refueling it and there are evolved creepers out there.
EDIT: Having looked it up, the day-night cycle lasts, in total, 2 hours 40 mins.
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Two hours for night time?
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Are you on a server and can you just log-off and come back?
Do jack-o-lanterns extinguish themselves? How about glowstone? Fire? Lava?
There's many choices for light; don't limit yourself to just torches. Lava is great on hillsides.
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Are you on a server and can you just log-off and come back?
Do jack-o-lanterns extinguish themselves? How about glowstone? Fire? Lava?
There's many choices for light; don't limit yourself to just torches. Lava is great on hillsides.
He's on the moon, dude. He brought oxygen gear. Lava was most likely not on his priority list.
"Mr Armstrong, here's your oxygen tank, your space suit, and, uh, this bucket of lava. You know, cuz, just in case? Don't drop that btw."
As far as I know, only Fire and Torches don't work. Tinker's Stone Torches, however, do work. Yay, mod compat, or the lack thereof... XD
Glowstone torches ARE a thing added by GC, but they're dim. Waaaay not worth it.
It's actually half that for a night time. Only 80 minutes night time. And day time.
I waited it out, actually. Didn't take too long before the sun came up and all those mobs disappeared. Then went for a wander, and discovered a moon village where I grabbed some glowstone torches. Found a Moon Dungeon.
Oh, and I also discovered I needed either a diamond pick, or a Hardened one, to mine meteors. Defeating the main purpose of the whole expedition. XD
That's why Galacticraft added glowstone torches! Made the same as a normal torch, but with glowstone dust in place of coal in the recipe. They don't need oxygen for light.
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