Anyone not having recipes for the magic generator/absorber when Thaumcraft is not installed ?
Already reported the bug to Bloody, just want to see if I'm the only one or not.
I see the same thing - I don't have Thaumcraft installed, and clicking on the magic converters and absorbers in NEI has no effect. However, I think that's deliberate, based on this:
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I see the same thing - I don't have Thaumcraft installed, and clicking on the magic converters and absorbers in NEI has no effect. However, I think that's deliberate, based on this:
Bloody told me the default recipes were supposed to be still there if TC was not installed (we can use vanilla stuff to power them too).
So, nope, no TC exclusivity.
Bloody told me the default recipes were supposed to be still there if TC was not installed (we can use vanilla stuff to power them too).
So, nope, no TC exclusivity.
I stand corrected. I hadn't seen a post in this thread (before yours) that made that clear.
Anyone not having recipes for the magic generator/absorber when Thaumcraft is not installed ?
Already reported the bug to Bloody, just want to see if I'm the only one or not.
I would prefer that they not be enabled without TC installed. I play GT for the tech aspect, and do not want to have magic included. I understand some do, but the focus of GT has always been tech, and there are other mods for magical power generation.
Please consider giving the option to NOT have magic generators and tools enabled. Thanks
Magic is technology beyond comprehension. MC Is full of magic already, even if you don't add specific mods like Thaumcraft.
Anyway, I second the need for choice. Magic generators shall be optional.
@Blood, please, re-add IDSU. It is stupid to setup AE2 for the sake of wireless and inter-dimensional power transmission.
Re-add item and fluid teleportation devices as an option.
I know Coverjaguar is defending his railcraft mod against this. But due to the way it is in MC. There is no practical mean of wiring and piping across long distances.
Railcraft is piping with slow tokens and elaborate routing.
I have another EBF issue.
I worked my way up to HV, and have an EBF running at 512, everything is working fine on turning iron to steel, aluminum dust to ingots, etc. However, I still cannot make electrical steel. I made a tricorder, and my EBF is running at 70% efficiency, which would be 358.4, not 512, so I cannot make electrical steel. I cannot find any documentation on efficiency, so I was wondering how to raise that number.
BTW, Maintenance Hatch is fine, no issues reported, and when in operation GUI reports Running Perfectly.
Bump. Can someone comment on this issue, please?
Bump. Can someone comment on this issue, please?
I'm currently not at home, so i do not know the recipe.
Can you use other recipes in the EBF? Others of the same Energy tier?
Effiency should be only a matter of the maintainance hatch here.
The materials used are exactly those in the recipe?
I'm currently not at home, so i do not know the recipe.
Can you use other recipes in the EBF? Others of the same Energy tier?
Effiency should be only a matter of the maintainance hatch here.
The materials used are exactly those in the recipe?
I did finally get it to work. However, I had to remove the Input Hatch, which had Oxygen in it, and replace it with a plain casing, in order for the run to start and smelt Electrical Steel. I can have Oxygen in the system, and the EBF runs when smelting Annealed Copper, and does not consume Oxygen. Does O2 have to be removed before smelting other metals? I have not yet tried any other that does not require O2, so I am not sure.
Thanks
Maybe the oxygen lets it find another recipe that does not have enough materials instead to start.
O2 was full and then some. I replaced the Input Hatch with no O2 inside, recipe runs fine. I'll look for another recipe to see if there is a temperature or voltage issue. Thanks again.
Bloody, another miserable thing. I suggest nerfing diamond as a material for some specific tools. Even in real life it's hard, but brittle. (so using such gem for some pickaxe would make no sense > high tool level, but crappy durability)
Speaking about tools electric, it's possible to use diamond for that, which has a decent durability even for end-game. Diamond wrench tip is way easier and faster to make than some complicated steel alloy, like blue steel, for example.
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Slow addition: Maybe some high-quality rubber (plastic in craft < oil is needed) for >HV tier cables? Also rubber isolation is quite rare nowadays.
I can't find any good info on how to calculate the optimal flow and durability of a turbine. I noticed different tiers made by different tool rods/EU voltages and that dictates the optimal flow but what impact does the material have? Is there a list of material durability for tools and turbines?
I can't find any good info on how to calculate the optimal flow and durability of a turbine. I noticed different tiers made by different tool rods/EU voltages and that dictates the optimal flow but what impact does the material have? Is there a list of material durability for tools and turbines?
For optimal flow, see http://ftb.gamepedia.com/Large_Turbine_(Block)
I'll be the first to admit that this doc needs a lot of cleaning up (I wrote most of it).
For the second part, the turbine rotor durability is a direct factor of the material and size of the rotor. Its something like durability = Size * MaterialBonus * 20 or some such, where size is 1-4, and MaterialBonus is the durability number you see on a tooltip for a tool made with that material.
For optimal flow, see http://ftb.gamepedia.com/Large_Turbine_(Block)I'll be the first to admit that this doc needs a lot of cleaning up (I wrote most of it).
For the second part, the turbine rotor durability is a direct factor of the material and size of the rotor. Its something like durability = Size * MaterialBonus * 20 or some such, where size is 1-4, and MaterialBonus is the durability number you see on a tooltip for a tool made with that material.
Ah thank you. I assume I can use this reference to figure out the relative durability of different turbine materials.
Helix I've got a lot of work to do...
Damn you Blood Asp, adding new features and forcing us to write more documentation 
Then you will hate 5.09.00
Then you will hate 5.09.00
Oh. I. Will. 
Does anyone else have a second set of rotors in NEI that shows up as empty textures?
Does anyone else have a second set of rotors in NEI that shows up as empty textures?
You mean the uncraftable ones that are under item name "gt.metaitem.01" while the other rotors are under "gt.metaitem.02"? When I was using the BDCraft resource pack for GregTech, those had textures, but I had been wondering whether they were actually obtainable in survival mode. Now that I'm not using resource packs, they show in NEI with magenta and black squares.
