Anyone bored, and want to help with designing/ testing a modpack? a base build is ready for testing, but it is open to additions and subtractions, along with recipe balance. Interested?
(Note, recommended 4GB ram dedicated to Java)
sure, why not?
Anyone bored, and want to help with designing/ testing a modpack? a base build is ready for testing, but it is open to additions and subtractions, along with recipe balance. Interested?
(Note, recommended 4GB ram dedicated to Java)
sure, why not?
How about a laser to transform large quantities of electricity into heat and "transport" them? It could also be used to power high-end machine, for example in material processing, uranium enrichment or to start up a fusion reactor?
well, the laser initiated fusion reactor would obviously use lasers to initiate the fusion, while tocamac reactors use microwaves I think. also, the laser would lose power in the atmosphere, especially when it is really high powered. how about a vacuum tube you run a laser through, though, for lossless heat transport?
maybe something blasted away the ozone layer, and the radiation from the sun is the problem. in that case, the radiation would only appear in the day, when you have line of sight with the sun.
Display MoreIok for that with only one condition : This fusion reactor won't be an infinite one like the usual one, with parts slowly breaking over time due to violent burst of heat.
It will also require constant maintenance and some RNG for occasionnal parts failing and causing accidents ( breaks some blocks ).
This would ofc be lowered with a control main computer
It should also be named Prototype fusion reactor
it's not a prototype. it's a different type of reactor. if you need a lot of energy from time to time, but not a consistent stream, the design I proposed is better. if you want a consistent flow of energy, take a tocamac. say, for running your machines, you could use a (small) inertial reactor - or a bigger one if we get really high end machines that actually use a lot of power, and maybe for running your magnificent monster of a base, automated processing, etc, you use a tocamac design. at the same time, fusion reactors should be so expensive that you really want them to just cut it (assuming they are going to be modular, which I think they will be). also, it would be cool (and make more sense) that, instead of weird energy crystal thingies, we have nuclear fission/fusion batteries, plus a very good (but not good enough to operate your quantum suit and tools off it) battery for a a kind of laser initiated fusion reactor in battery format. this would also allow for a kind of modular system for batteries, as you'd need cooling, a energy storage/fission battery to provide energy to start up your fusion one, etc.
once you tick it, a wobbly word test appears(or should, at least).
tweak what?
maybe what he means is a fusion reactor without the rest of gregtech changing the gameplay.
building automated contraptions. those aren't just flat surfaces of the same block type after all.
ah. didn't even know that didn't exist. I guess I should actually play minecraft once in a while..
what am I looking at? apart from a canning machine recipe?
and the screen would be red.
EDIT: I'm currently trying to figure out the length of both cathetuses? catheti? of a triangle based on it's angles and the length of the hypotenuse(in a program), and failing. any ideas?
are they aggroed?
Achievement get: Post something in the completely wrong place on the forums without searching first if something like that was already asked somewhere else.
Aroma1997 got "Achievement get generalized: Post something in the wrong place on the forums."
I know it's a joke, but this is for in game achievements.
o/
I've found Nemo.
please specify.
He can run, he can hide, but we WILL find him.
you, sir, sound very much like a stalker right now XD
"Will we have a surface outpost on the moon within the decade?
the helix fossil:
"As I see it, yes"
there you have it.
it doesn't really matter what you use to power a storage unit. you can power an mfsu with a single solar panel, it will just take a loooooong time to fill up(to be exact, the formula is Capacity/((EU/t)*20)= seconds iot takes to fill it up, or in this case 40000000EU/(1EU/t*20)=2000000 seconds, or 33333 minutes, or 555 hours, or about 23 days). If you want it reasonably quickly, I'd either use several weaker generators( an array of geothermals would work, for example), or a low-output nuclear reactor design(100-200 EU/t maybe?), i made a design in the reactor planner v3(just search "ic2 reactor planner") with the code 21p7ermw3qtczwaj2modfh5ziusy5xn2909518tc4iwfzqkcydv6onn5sil3v7y4v44b53qjj9hzytc which might work.
We call that thing "Decimal Comma". We use the Point as https://translate.google.com/#de/en/tausendertrennzeichen, and since a point is smaller than a comma, it has less meaning and therefore makes more sense being used as a separator. But I agree on the "7 + 90" thing being a stupid order of saying a number.
well, either George R. R. Martins is wrong, or you can say it that way in english, too. He makes his characters say things like "5-and-20" at times.