XyCraft
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Ahh, subcombine component. Gotcha.
Also, the water blocks are useful for frame bores, keeping lava from grinding them to a halt by turning it all into obsidian/cobble.
As taken from the XYcraft wiki/website: http://xycraft.wikispaces.com/Downloads
Fire Basin - Expensive Netherack...without the nether... (Hrmmm... that makes it an "ack" doesn't it? )
Ha, well, if you take the nether out of netherrack, you're just left with "rack." So...its now official, Minecraft now has racks.
Babies on racks! Who wants a baby on a rack?
Babies on racks! Who wants a baby on a rack?
I have a quick question in regards to Xycraft tanks, what block on the tank records the amount of fluid in the tank? I remember someone mentioning that in the Railcraft tanks its the center block on the bottom of the tank records the amount and as long as you don't break that block you can expand the tank without loosing the fluid in the tank, do the xycraft tanks have something similar?
The liquid data is stored on the valve blocks of the XyCraft tanks. If I remember correctly, the levels are shared out between all of the valves. So if you have three valves and remove one, then you lose 1/3 of the liquid in the tank.
So...they're like portable tanks, of a sort? Sweet. Jesus. XyCraft, come to me, I have plans for you, involving turtles and a Rube Goldberg-style setup for something awesome.
They propably work like railcraft iron tanks... by braking a valve, all the data stored in it is lost -->> for railcraft it is braking the bottom venter block.
When you're upgrading a Railcraft tank, where does it go I mean. Don't you get to keep the liquid if you want to upgrade the size?
It's obviously temporarily stored in the bottom-centre block as energy until you reform the tank.
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