Don't know , I'm struggling here...
I want to make a steel recipe on the EBF, using 9 Wrought Iron nuggets instead a one ingot, but I have two problems:
First, I don't know how to use fluids, or get their ID (1000 x oxygen).
Second, even without the oxygen, I can't make it work...
Can you help me with this? 
Yes
For the Iron Cluster (Nickel and Stone Dust as Byproduct.)
Yes, thank you very much!
It's not even close of how I thought it was. It uses the item ID...
Edit: Feeling even dumber now, just saw your signature. There a lot of useful examples there...
How so? Ignoring the byproducts, afaik the most iron you can get by processing a normal iron ore in GT machines is 20 nuggets. NEI shows that a native iron cluster can be macerated for 22 tiny iron dust by default.
It does? I thought I could only smelt native clusters directly on two ingots. Others ores I'd seen only let me smelt. At least is what my NEI says. But I can't trust it anymore 
Yeah, IC2 NEI is a total gong show sometimes
Youtube it, there's plenty of videos on it. unggod did a setup or two that tells you everything you need to know.
I thought that that was for servers with IC² machines enabled. I used to play earlier versions of GT when he disabled all IC², so I didn't even tried this time. But thanks again, I'll try when I get home.
Man, if I can't trust on NEI, who else I can trust? 
I think that only applies to ores. I've got Thaumcraft installed myself, and I don't see entries for the native metal clusters in that config, which I presume are what Drawfox is talking about (though it doesn't make sense to expect byproducts from those, since alchemy has already removed the impurities)
Yep! Well, removing impurities should yield less by gregtech logic, even the native cluster to 2 ingots would made no sense then.
I just want a better use to the Pickaxe of the core, so it don't became useless, I think is fair to make a native cluster yield more. Right now native clusters gives less than a normal ore fully processed.
Maybe 1 native cluster = 4 pure dusts would make more sense, but then I would lose byproducts.
If this becomes too OP, I can lower to 3 crushed ores, will need to test it first.
Since GT still depends on IC2, you should still be able to do biofuel the IC2 way.
Well, don't tell that there is a way to do it too, and I wasn't aware...
I looked everywhere on NEI, biofuel the recipe always ends on a loop on the canning machine;
I followed by plants, but it says that I can only do biochaff -> dirt block.
Well, basically, I want to double the outcome from the original ore, for example: from a Iron cluster, 4x crushed iron ores, and double the changes of the byproducts.
If you can make just one, I can make the others based on it.
Thank you very much!
About the generator: You're right, I was stupid and was trying to use a battery hull, without putting redstone. Sigh...
And I forgot the you released the 5.09 for tests, with no charcoal.
Well, time to plan my reactor 
Wait, when did that happen? I'm still on build 26, which has the IC2 generator enabled by default, but I don't find any indication in the changelog (including for the 5.09 preview) that that was changed. Also, I would not expect Blood Asp to cancel out the ability to make nuclear reactors after he brought back the GT4 reactor components.
Are you sure? I appears on my NEI, but I couldn't craft it;
I am know that Greg disables all IC² generators by default, otherwise you could skip all the steam age (or mostly);
Well, what about new steam machines math? First, power multiplying for boilers does not work - large steam boiler still produces 24000 mB/sec. What did happened with small turbines? Earlier advanced steam turbine (128 eu) ate 512 mB/tic according to formula energy output*2/efficiency (128*2/0.50=512). And now it requires twice a lot of steam (1024 mB/tic)... Second, old formula for large steam turbine also does not work. For example, if steel boiler produces 24000 mB/sec this amount must give 600*rotor efficiency (720 eu/tic for 120% efficiency). But, large aluminium or cobalt brass rotors (120%) have different output - 650 and 560 eu/tic. Not 720!
P.S. Why did recipe of charcoal from wood in the furnace have been disabled? So, large boiler needs 90 Railcraft coke ovens to produce 1 charcoal per second? Isn't too many?
Sorry for my english and thanks for GT improvement)
Are you using a ModPack? Gregtech (still) doesn't disables charcoal.
Also, this thread have a lot of useful math, and the Wiki have almost all the other information you need.
Ok, I guess it's harder than looks...
Would you mind sharing a simple script with a macerator -> cluster to dust?
So I could see how it works, and edit to the other clusters...
Well, I was talking about the one I setup with Thaumcraft golems.
But you're right, they aren't OP, I spent a lot of time to make it work, and it gives a lot of charcoal, but enough to keep the EBF working for a good time. It just feels OP, because I used to starve for energy before TC.
Well, without other mods, I would be starving yet. I have TC for a tree farm, Railcraft for a steam tank and used to have BC for the pump, but now GT have one, finally.
A starter fluid tank, before the quantum would be great on GT, and the tree farm would be optional with other means of EU generation.
Maybe the problem is, I depend too much on GT, and seems that about no one plays with GT alone.
My personal interests are using pollution as a soft-control to mitigate spamable early tech and early energy. For instance, its common for people to totally ignore nuclear power, or refined fuels, because good old tree farms and lava-gen are amazing in just about every pack ever.
Well, I forgot to mention, but yes, tree farms are really OP.
I wanted to change my EU production on my game, but there's not a really good alternative.
I remember that, on GT4 (I think), I used a mix of IC² generators, the Geothermals, one semifluid and a Nuclear Reactor.
Now, with Ic2 generators disabled by Gregtech, we are much more limited.
We don't have a Biofuel production, without oil (for now), the gas and diesel generators are useless. Lava needs a lot titanium for the heat exchanger, or the slow lava boiler, I guess (back to steam). I have no access to a Nuclear reactor, because it uses a disabled IC2 generator (Can we have a gregtech one?)
To sum it up: It would be great to have more early viable options, like a Gregtech biofuel produtcion around the lv/mv age, and a recipe to the nuclear reactor.
Well, trees should help to lower the pollution.
Maybe too much could darken the sky, similar like when is raining but you are on a desert. Then add a debuff to running speed (because of the air), and could cause damaging acid rain, depending on how heavy it is.
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3- It produces much more than it consumes because as you can see it consumes 4kEU/t and only gives you plasma. However plasma gets converted into EU in plasma generators and large plasma turbines. The max EU/t out of the reaction is listed on the right side of the wiki (32kEU/t for D+T).
4- No EU is produced by the reactor ever. You need to convert it into EU externally and feed it back in. Starting up a fusion reactor for the first time is a fun little challenge and can take many attempts if you don't plan and test carefully
5- I'm not sure how you're doing your calculation but that number seems reasonable. It may take quite some time to have a net energy gain considering you need a massive amount of EU generation before you can make a fusion reactor.
3- Right, I read 32k EU, didn't see the "t", thought it was per process.
It really worths in that case...
4- Oh nice, seems much more fun that way...
5- Wiki, but I didn't calculate the output per tick, so it is probably wrong;
Thank you for clarification, can't wait to make one!
Seems that I will have to kill a few Withers and the End Dragon first.
Weird thing is, In all those years I have minecraft, I never fought them...
my apologize... I blocked muffle (I forget It)...
Oh, I need help with Fusion reactor... a complet tutorial :)...
Np, Large boilers, large apologies;
I would like a Fusion tutorial too...
I mean, Wiki says how to assemble it and fuels values, etc, but I have some doubts on how it works:
1- What would be the first recommend fuel (deuterium + tritium)?
2- It says to starts, it needs 40m EU. The 4096eu/t in 16t listed, it's produced, or needed to keep running?
3- I assume that is consumed, but then, it consumes more than produce?
It is intended to run alongside with a plasma generator?
4- It can consume the produced energy internally, or I have to output and input externally?
5 - And the 40m means that I need more than 156.250l of deuterium and tritium to have a positive amount of Eu generated?
Sorry the amount of questions, I not on my PC to test everything, also would be quicker if someone who understand explains it...
If isn't a problem, could you tell what's the current design?
Can I at least, put it in a giant barrel and dump it in a river (I'll make sure to not put my name on it)?
Well, just don't be too hard on requirements to filter/clean it.
I don't want to use a hazmat suit on my home
Without a screenshot is hard to say;
I remember to have seen this behavior only once before, when I forgot to put a muffler hatch. Maybe yours got obstructed?.
I'm using a Large Bronze one on 5.08.27, and it works fine...
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Speaking about the muffler, Blood, will pollution ever be a thing on the 5U?
So, the wiki says that the magic energy converter accepts fire essentia, but I can't make the thing works.Tried Jar, phial, crystallized... (creative mode)
It really works? How?
Yeah, I've seen that after posting here too, I can just add it to my favorites and work with it.
Well, it's perfect, I'll use it a lot from now on.
(About sharing, I can't say, I play alone )
My only fear, is that my internet suck sometimes, an offline app would calm my paranoia.
Thanks again, excellent work!
Edit: Are you still adding things?
The Vacuum Freezer Multi recipe didn't broke down the "Data control circuit" into it's materials and I couldn't find it into the list...
It didn't show the recipe, because I don't have the needed machine...
In that case, would be great to have a warning saying "X and Y machines are needed to craft the part item Z, required in this recipe", or something like that.
