@@Wensstt107 I will update NCO in the future, but pre-overhaul NC has been ported to later versions as NC Neoteric :)

@@herokyl3173 It’s a block from Immersive Engineering :)

The core will only draw power until the fusion reaction begins, yes. It requires about 80*(size + 2) MRF, e.g. 2080 MRF for a size 24. If you're asking if the electromagnets can supply power, then the answer is no.

I do not, no, but thank you very much for your support and kind words :)

At least someone got it :P

Indeed we will!

I stopped to look around and it was too familiar... didn't see any of my crashed ships though...

Hope you're well Rorax!

Thanks very much!

@@NuclearCraftMod its true tho Best nuclear reactor mod rate 1989/pingas RF/t

Cheers :)

TEN YEARS OF KABOOMBOOM

Thanks!

and the new fuel ports dont work

The reactor will always say that there are no clusters before it is activated as I haven't implemented the GUI stat prediction yet. If you're still having trouble with the ports, the Discord server is probably the easiest place we can help out :)

Thank you

That sounds perfectly fine to me!

Hope you enjoy it, Chernobyl or not :P

@@pedrobroek2228 Absolutely :)

Primarily, yes; One of the main uses of nuclearcraft reactors is to generate large amounts of energy, however they have other uses as well. For example, used nuclear fuel can be reprocessed to get useful isotopes to be used in other things (usually different fuels, but a few of them have alternate uses, like RTGs or high-efficiency reactor parts), and if a reactor has a Neutron Irradiator installed, it can be used for certain special recipes; The main one that comes to mind is uranium-233 and TBU fuel, which are particularly useful as stepping stones to get plutonium RTGs. So TL;DR, yes they generate a lot of energy, plus there's a couple other fancy things you can do that are slightly more complicated

On top of everything stormmk9 said, they can supply energy to machines from any mod which supports the Forge Energy system, the IC2 EU system or the GregTech EU system :)

I usually use Thermal Dynamics' super-laminar fluiducts as they have a pretty high fluid transfer rate... it's possible that BC's pipes were just a bit too slow. In case you were trying to output power from somewhere else, the dynamo coils are where you should hook cables/batteries up to extract the energy. As for no clusters, that will always be shown before the reactor is activated as I haven't added the stat prediction to the controller GUI yet. I'll also fix the links!

Underhaul is essentially what Neoteric is based on, so that's sorted, but I do plan to update overhaul in future once 1.12.2 is done :)

You are right, yes. When I recorded this, I hadn't actually realised that was the case :P

Absolutely correct! The base process time is divided by the number of cells to get the actual process time :)

​@@NuclearCraftMod Thanks!

All the mods I use in this test world are in this list: www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/nc-overhaul-testing-pack/relations/dependencies?page=1&type=Include

What about it isn’t working?

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@@NuclearCraftMod production rate same

@@werpolska7128 Hmm, it sounds like the ractor might not be running at all. Is the fission controller texture off or on? If it's off, do the cells have their neutron sources activated?

@@NuclearCraftMod yes

Are you using the design in the pinned comment?

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