Remote wand refueling using ender chest/pouch ( Ender Chest’s). These items are sucked up via vacuum hoppers and fed into a hungry chest. When infusion crafting it happens that items accidentally fall off pedestal. Digital Thermometers ( IC2 Nuclear Control)Ī “safe” reactor setup! ( link) ( link2) I did some minor more expensive changes.Ĭost: Iron 279, Copper, 625, Tin 91, Gold 34ĭepleted fuel rods are automatically replaced every hour using ( Computercraft) computers with ( OpenPeripheral) to help read item name data.Ĭomputers are set to run via Rednet cables ( Minefactory reloaded)Īn ME storage monitor ( Applied Energistics) shows the number of available fuel in the AE storage system. One main on/off switch and a secondary for auto regulation automatically according to need.Įnergy storage in IC2 MFSU and Wireless Redstone to signal need and backup power to Reactor Logic above. Setup using wireless redstone ( WR-CBE Chickenbones) and Logic gates ( Project Red). If d) becomes false a) is turned off and they all stop.
If these conditions are not met the reactors will not run. Reactor logic (Project Red) with latches and gates.įour conditions need to be true in order for the reactors to run. Reactor chambers protected using Wand Focus: Warding ( Thaumcraft) Power generation using IC2 Nuclear reactors ( IndustrialCraft2 Experimental) This is useful when debugging or when crafting has accidentally stalled. Orange button resets the whole AE network by breaking and replacing the ME Controller. Right side ( Thermal Expansion) machines.Ĭhandeliers ( ExtraUtilities) prevents mobs from spawning in a 16 block radius.ĪE storage network and all related machines are toggled on/off using blue button. Left side ( IndustrialCraft 2 Experimental) machines. They import all items into the AE storage system. Hidden in the floor below all machines are basic or advanced input buses ( Applied Energistics) according to need. Itemducts are set to Round robin (orange) mode and to move small stacks to evenly distribute ore in all machines for quicker processing. Itemducts ( Thermal Expansion) transfer items from strongbox buffers into the machines. They work like chests but can be opened even though having a solid block on top. Strongboxes ( Thermal Expansion) act as item buffers. Ore processing with approx 3x gain using ( IndustrialCraft 2 Experimental).Īutocrafting with all machines using ME-interfaces ( Applied Energistics). Portals for quick instant travelling ( Portal Gun)Ĭrafting and automatic ore processing hall. Red, green lamps and coloured glowing buttons ( Project Red). Otherwise the program will not start properly after rebooting the server.Ĭarpenter’s flower pot ( Carpenter’s Blocks) The computer should to start after the “books” turtle has started. TIP: Add a small os.sleep(5) delay on the startup before running the “portal” program. Turtles and computers are hidden behind the walls. Portal system ( Mystcraft/ ComputerCraft) courtesy of Direwolf20! I just just did some tiny edits. Beans are harvested and replanted on greatwood logs by a Golem ( Thaumcraft) and sucked up using Vacuum hoppers ( OpenBlocks). Biome changed for beans to grow using Silverwood Trees ( Thaumcraft) with nodes in them. Trees, sugar cane, netherwarts, cotton ( Natura), rubber trees ( IC2 Experimental), pumpkins, potatoes and carrots produced automatically using multiblock farms ( Forestry). Stained saplings farmed using Planter & Harvester ( Minefactory Reloaded) Stained saplings that also work as dye ( Project Red)įarms primarily run using ( Forestry).
STRONGBOX THERMAL EXPANSION MOD
Multi-block Steel tanks, an awesome method for storing mod related liquids ( Railcraft)Ĭhunk loader to keep machinery active/working when away ( ChickenChunks)ģ coke ovens for producing creosote oil ( Railcraft)
STRONGBOX THERMAL EXPANSION MODS
Mods are referenced and linked to in parenthesis.ĮDIT : Hopelessly attempted to add some helpful descriptions.ĭecorative blocks with connected textures ( Chisel) and ( ExtraUtilities)
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