Posts by manclbekissoy

A block which transfers heat to allow multiple heat-consuming machines to use the same heat source, or multiple heat sources to power one machine. It loses large amounts of heat over small distance for realism, but the amount of heat lost can be decreased by insulating it with rubber.

Use the existing Copper Block, but add a crafting recipe which adds insulation to it; use existing Copper Cable; or

Possible recipe:

where

are Heat Conductors (the existing item)

is a Copper Block

and is, well, Rubber

Pretty much like you do with real world batteries.

I know there are options to deal with this like carrying a battery batpack, but it would be nice to increase the internal storage of, a drill for example, by combining it with a internal storage upgrade.

It could even be implemented using a new machine instead of the crafting table in order to balance it, but that's just an idea.

This suggestion comes from whenever i go mining with the diamond drill it doesn't really lasts that long and i'm quite far from the iridium one.

Let me know what you think.

The miner used to have JUST enough slots to hold everything. With the advent of multiple stone types (Diorite, Granite, Andesite), 3 additional slots are taken and it is likely a miner will run out of space.

Why this is significant: Where before a miner might have taken up 2 slots with 64 cobble and 26 cobble, now it might take up 4 slots with 51 cobble, 1 Diorite, 20 Andesite, and 18 Granite. In a recent real-world test on level 49, 15 slots were filled with cobble x5, Diorite (1 block), Andesite (20 Blocks), Granite (18 blocks), dirt, tin, lead, copper, iron, uranium, redstone and coal. There is still the possibility of diamond and gold, and we are already at 16 blocks. I removed 3 cobble to make room for testing to bedrock, or else the redstone would have been on the ground.

I know a chest and an ejector would also work, but if that was the point, why not have no space at all? I feel the space is there to allow a miner to hold all items at a significant level above bedrock.