Kinda, not really. You need HEAVY water, which can be made, yes, but it's not simply plain ol' H20. And that's incorrect, it's closer to 5 million RF/t, but you lose some of it to the refinery and some more if you have to generate heavy water rather then using a natural source, but it's still(IIRC) over 4 million RF/t if you export all the energy profits to RF.If you have plenty of stuff you could try the new fusion reactor from reactorcraft apparently it makes 4096 Rf / t from basically just wateror one of the other reactors like buckeye but that's more dangerous
Your take on unique ways of generating power (Direwolf20)
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It's insane and whenever you manage to build one, it means you have gone way past the endgame... It's also a HECK of a lot of trouble to wire and properly pump out the steam produced, since it gets produced at such high rates and speeds. In order to convert the full power to MJ/RF by using steam i'm picturing a LOT of fluiducts and a LOT of steam dynamos/railcraft industrial steam engines... I have not played much with rotarycraft but that seems like the easiest way of converting between RC power to MJ/RF (Using Steam).
...endgame? BEYOND endgame? Sir, you seem to have a mindset that would render such a device meaningless.
4096? Try 4096000.If you have plenty of stuff you could try the new fusion reactor from reactorcraft apparently it makes 4096 Rf / t from basically just water
Extra Utilities ender generators seem like a gimme for a base in the End, though I dunno if that's really very unique. Just make an enderman farm of some sort for pearl generation and stack generators as much as you need (80 RF/t per, same as dynamos).
Yes, as far as I know, it contains none of my mods, because it was standardized before I was well-known enough to make it into FTB.
I'm curious is it meant to be a very end game item?[DOUBLEPOST=1394322238][/DOUBLEPOST]Also while I'm talking to the author I would like to say that for some reason quarry's won't pick up fluorite I have to manually mine it after it just stays in the air :/
I am beyond excited to see what happens if Dire ever takes a swing at Rotary/Reactorcraft
He said many months ago (almost a year now) that he would try.I am beyond excited to see what happens if Dire ever takes a swing at Rotary/Reactorcraft
I think so. I really want him to do a mod spotlight of your mods eventually. We just all need to hope loud enough together, and maybe it will happen.
If you took action into your own hands and gave him a gentle reminder he might do a spotlight. Dire really needs to try some new mods. His pack remains mostly unchanged from 1.4.
I rarely even see him, much less communicate with him. I am also afraid of getting pushy.
hmm, well everyone seems to have covered most of my usual stuff, what with the blood magic shenanigans. The only other weird power setups I go for use factorization solar boilers (a boiler with mirrors around it) to generate steam to power whatever mod I want. I liked this before I got into Blood magic because steam is easily portable and store-able and can power most mods. And the solar aspect eliminated upkeep costs and limited my power use to a smallish baseline and some peaking power plants. Plus I had a ton of silver and like 3 things to use it on.
my opinion... no. direwolf always says that his mod spotlight list is always so full, and he rarely releases new spotlights, and the spotlights he does release are often from the mods he's playing in his modpack.
and his modpack is usually based about 85% on his previous season's modpack
Its funny too, because he always states that he demos so many new mods that are very early in the ftb lifecycle, almost as if he is boasting, and yet he seems to have slowed down on testing them out completely. However I wouldn't be surprised if for the 1.7 update, he updates the mod list, more than likely picking up reactorcraft.