So when the pump works it will auto-fill stacks of those water cells? If we're making them with buckets (like I made mine) then we're not really solving the problem XD
Yes pumps can (are supposed to) autofill cells. And as you can easyly create a regenerating source block below the pump, you can easyly create an automated water-cell generator 
Just realized I didn't mention it's 'flickering' like the block is being placed over and over again, though I don't think that's what's keeping it from flowing as I've seen pistons attached to a pulse limited release water and still get a 'flow'.
Now, that is the cause, probably.. my only test was a pump WITHOUT a block below... it flickered, but flew right down (water spreads faster downwards then sidewards).
Gonna fix that, probably.
My guess: Optifog is incompatible to MCForge's texture override.
This is, however, not a IC²-related bug, please note this to the creator of Optifog.
Rubber Trees do not drop enough saplings to create a sustainable growth, they are averaging, but my math (sample size about 60 trees) .67 saplings per tree. Over time you will use up all of your rubber trees in a given area if you are doing the normal plant, grow, harvest cycles, which is a much more steady, but slower producer of rubber than waiting on the trees to randomly have holes on them.
That's intentional. You're not meant to cut down rubber trees :3
It creates a 'flowing' tile, just 1, that doesn't actually go anywhere, or do anything.
Sorry that took me a moment, had to get and upload a screenshot:
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That's strange... the pump worked fine for me ... guess i need to recheck some stuff.
Yeah, I'm purposely playing with TMI and trying everything at least once, gotta hunt those bugs! (Am noticing a LOT higher memory usage now, 700mb-1gb)
Any chance we'll get a bucket-less way of making hydrated coal? It's so tedious not being able to mass craft it... and since IC1 you have been saying "No Bukkit!" (Oh.... wait... XD)
I've added the recipe with buckets AND water cells
another question about the pump: will it also fill buckets? (after it's fixed that is)
Currently, no.
Pumps are meant to use cells only, as cells are "more handy" and stackable.
Yes, but thats the issue, you cant craft hydrated coal. I ve tried (and i even have recipe book, no such recipe)
EDIT: oops fast responses thanks so much.
Hmmm.. i appear to have forgotten to include that recipe XD.
Go with plantful for the time being ^^' (craft a plantclump from saplings and stuff, 2 plantclumps +1 cell)
You must macerate coal to get coal dust, then combine that with water in the crafting grid (don't worry, you get to keep your bucket) and then compress the result in a compressor.
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and then you put the result you get into a tin cell. Then put the tin cell into an extractor. You have 1 fuel cell now.
Create 6 of those, then craft a canner, put the jetpack in the lower slot, the 6 fuel cells in the upper one. Filled
IC2 .90For me the copper and tin ores do not look like copper and tin ores.
For example Copper ore looks like gold ore and tin ore looks like iron ore.
The uranium ore looks like coal.
Rubber tree logs look like furnaces.
I did redownload and reinstall everything and they still look the same way
Did you install MCForge?
When the pump sends it's water 'two spaces up' (still not sure what use this is... or the pump in general.) It will destroy any block that is where it wants to place the water.
Also, the water placed by the pump does not flow properly.
@destroy: Ow, appear to have forgotten a catch there, my bad.
@flow: What exactly is the issue?
Yes, ask Feanturi about his personal progress on Electric Engine.
I don't really remember how fast horizontal speed while jumping was in IC1, but I'd guess 75-80% of max speed would be satisfactory. Needs testing, of course.
I actually meant how much i need to boost it. But i see, i will just do some more testing for myself ^^'
Now, the armor is still extremely overpowered. you will take "damage" as in screen-blinks, but you shouldn't actually loose hp while all 4 parts are chargeg.
If so, note this as bug XD
Quantum suit balance is not yet entirely done, admittedly.
The title says it all. Nothing breaks the flow of running fast more than being unable to jump forward appropriately fast.
This applies to both sprinting barefoot (only Quantum Leggings) and with Quantum Boots. I sure hope it wasn't intentional, as leggings quickly lose much of their appeal right there.
I didn't stresstest the Quantum suit enough, i guess. Mind giving me some % of how much faster you would need to be approx? :3
I reproduce the error.
Thanks for the errorlog, can't hurt.
I beg your pardon? Fully heated up (flashing between red and yellow) wooden engines go extremely fast, about once a second.
Once a second? Not enough.
IFurnace can (on 100% heat) perform 2+ operations per second :3
It's called an Adv-Machine for a reason, you know...
It can handle normal LV (32 EUt).
Every pole stores up to 15 uses (1 EU each), the magnetizer powers 20 poles above and 20 poles below him every few ticks. Unless you constantly ride up and down, it doesn't need much power. Put a batbox next to it and you will see.
It does need to be a pole, otherwise it does not work.
Electrolyzers can be placed adjacent to MFE's/ MFSU's, then place WAter Cells into the left slot.
If the Electric Block next to it has 70% or more energy, it will start using this energy (at 5EUt) to process the water cells into electrolyzer water cells (15k EU for each process).
If the Electric Block is below 30%, it will return energy and, if necessary transform electrolyzed cells back into normal water ones (only for 13,5k, though).
You can consider it a cheap alternative to Lapatron crystals, as every stack of water cells can be "charged" with ~950k energy.
On the topic, the magnetizer doesn't work with bronze boots, despite them being metal.
Good to mention. Bronze boots werent implemented whenthe Magnetizer was coded, and forgotten to be added later on.
Just to state the obvious, the will only use the first input/output slot though.
Nontheless, if you have the furnace heated up it still uses MUCH less energy then Electric Furnace... even without considering your only using 50% of it's capacity.
You will need good engines though, wooden ones surely cant macht it's smelting speed.
