Automated Diamond Factory

I'm fairly certain you could condense the coal too, but it would be less complicated and more expensive.

I'm going to have to agree with Greg here, it's not really that hard to make a diamond factory using EE in any way, also I have said it before and I will say it again, we do not need to know you are using Technic, that's a very flame-happy word around here. If it can be done without Technic (I'm not certain anything can't) then just say the mods it uses, in this case from what I can see that would be IC2, Buildcraft (Redpower is used more often in factories and other creations here), and EE

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Try reading. With this method the EMC you put in is LESS than you get out.

Congratulations! You've created an exploit using EE, wow you must be one of the first people to do that!

EE exploits are a dime a dozen. Just something about a mod like EE invites insanity when added to other mods. Anyways, try doing it without EE. Buildcraft is good, but RP2 can be more elegant. What's a good way to describe it. Basically buildcraft is a lot more user friendly than RP2, and a lot better documented (apparently the wiki for RP 2 hasn't had the state cell added yet), but it has several downsides. Anyways, good first effort, and don't mention EE on the forum. Certain people start foaming at the mouth.

Also, boo tehnic. Me no like. Me smash!

Hey, someone had to do it.

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WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!

Redpower is MUCH userfriendlier, than BC. The "Items do never fall out of Tubes"-Part is definetly userfriendlier, than "Spit all Items out, if there is no Space and cause massive Lag"! All the Stuff of Redpower does what it should do and nothing EXPLODES when wrong (or even when right!) used! The Logicgates are much easier to use, than the BC3-Gatethingies, and you can do EVERYTHING what BC3-Gates can do, with Redpower (except the Haswork-condition but it is Part of BC itself)!

I agree with the Documentation as the UNofficial RP-Wiki needs to be updated, and the Fact that Redpower has no Forum, but that has nothing to do with Userfriendlyness. Also Direwolf explained the RP-Stuff pretty good.

and BC machines are several times easier to build and get operational than Redpower.

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and BC machines are several times easier to build and get operational than Redpower.

Wait what?

Did I read this well?

Are you telling me that RP machines are harder to get operational than BC?

Sure cuz puting some redstone wire, a timer and a bunch of transposers, that runs with RS signal and with a configurable speed, is slowlest and hard to build than puting some slowredstoneengine/needfueloverheatengine with redtorchs and redstone dust.

Seriously I think I read you wrong.

Personally I found BC machines to be more user friendly when I started getting into mods. I guess user friendly is the wrong term. More approachable. You stick an engine under a pipe, and items get pulled out, connect pipe to other object, and items go in. Items go into diamond pipe and go out where you told them to. Redpower has these weird sorting machines that require painted routes, and for the love of god, would a tool tip with just the name of different modes or colors be too much to ask for? I can't count the number of times that I screwed up a sorting system because I could tell between grey and dark grey.

Don't get me wrong, I adore RP2, and the only reasons I have buildcraft are logistics pipes and forestry. Once you get the hang of it, RP2 is much more powerful a tool than buildcraft, its just harder to learn, in my opinion. Though, the "lets drop all the items on the ground" thing is infuriating. And yes, I have logistics pipes because I'm lazy and forget to craft more humus for my tree farm.

i have to agree with Keserian here, a good documentation is part of being userfriendly. redpower machines are very thought through and come with every feature you could want, but for a novice it's quiet easy to lose the overview with all those options. buildcraft machines tend to have a very intuitive behaviour.
one example for RP2 are the jacketed wires/cable/bluwires. it took me some time till i found out how to connect them to normal wires.
another example would be the sorting machine. while the wiki explanes the different modes it's strange that the probably most used mode "all random" is not the default one.
on the other hand it's obvious, that the tube system of default tube system of RP2 is superior to the one of BC in every aspect except for liquid transport but maybe i'm missing something with those liquid tubes.