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Who invited canning machine?

HEY GUYS

GOD DAMN IT CANCAN

This pretty much sums up the girl I like and I's relationship.
http://xkcd.com/515/
We're both pretty much insane.

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You could get a super magnet around your HDDs maybe.

Technically all HDDs already contain two extremely strong magnets inside them. Introducing another one near those shouldn't cause much problems.

assuming it is properly implemented...the new stripe pipes in BC will allow me to build an automated golem foundry.

So, does anyone have a usable config for PFAA for use with GT where ores aren't dozens of times rarer than usual? Copper seems to be the biggest offender.

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I don't care what you have to say this means something to me.

Imagine there is a Wool Dyer which works with liquid dye. And a Dyeing Tank who also works with liquid dye, doesn't cost electricity, but is a lot slower. Which system would you prefer:

- Put a Dye Item into the machine(s) -> Get 1000 mB of fluid dye.
- Put 1000mB of water into the machine(s) and a Dye Item -> Get 1000 mB of fluid dye.

The Wool Dyer will have 3 tanks, oh yay

Alright, now if someone could make me 16 flowing and 16 still textures for the dyes, that would be great.

And also: If you modulate the colour of a fluid block, even though it might use another texture, it'll become recoloured water. WP Mojang.

clay was already dyeable in 1.6, now glass too

there will be a non electric multiblock dyeing tank which takes a lot of time and liquid dye. the wool dyer will also take liquid dye. The ratios for dyeing with liquids will be waaaaay better (8:1 is trash compared to GT's spray cans, that's why), but you'll get "industrially coloured wool", which cant be extracted due to an infinite dye exploit. Which also means, I'll have to cycle through every recipe with wool in it and provide an alternative with industrially coloured wool.

I actually planned the player to be able to create this fluid directly in the wool dyer/dyeing tank. I'll also have to see how to handle buckets/cells/spray cans with it.