Minecraft Cuboid Outpost | Powah! & The Infinite Factory | Ep.15

[@aimikohorrister1457]

A very nice graveyard! That poor chapter 15 video footage, may it live on in the internet ether. Wow the Powah chapter really was just like 'tier up instantly, then we do actual power later' lmao, looked really time consuming. Nice job! For auto crafting I believe AE2 works similar to Refined Storage in that you have to register recipes so the system knows how to craft it. I think with AE2 it's a bit more complicated in what stores / monitors the recipe. Sorry I haven't used AE2 enough to help. Hopefully someone else chimes in. The infinite factory was a great idea, especially the xp storage.

[@notmonika5]

Planning on this episode was all over the place. Glad I was able to complete some objectives. I will try and experiment some more with ae2, but, as said, the current system will do. Thanks for the support!

[@jonasgajdosikas1125]

the autocrafting with other machines is similar to RS, and for crafting table, smithing table and stonecutter the molecular assembler is the machine that does the craft. in crafting table crafts there are extra options like fluid substitution for when you're crafting with a bucket and the bucket is left over. same applies to e.g. bottled honey then there is item substitution: it will save an item tag in the recipe and a preferred item [let's say oak planks], and will use the item if it is available, then will check if there are any items that match the tag [any planks] and if not will request a craft of the preferred item for machine autocrafting ae2's best feature is the ability to receive the crafted item back through the pattern provider, so be sure to set IO to push back to the pattern provider.

[@jonasgajdosikas1125]

also in the xnet system, it's absolutely intended that you use 1 channel for all the imports, just set the amounts to stock appropriately. the channels are not like in most other systems, it's better to imagine them as separate cables

[@jonasgajdosikas1125]

for the powah reactor you don't need to supply it with water to run; it uses the same bucket of water without consuming it. the only things you need to provide are uraninite, coal, redstone and ice (dry ice)

[@notmonika5]

I see. I thought it required a constant supply. Also, will see if I can upgrade to dry ice for the solid coolant

[@jonasgajdosikas1125]

while xnet is a fairly good solution to bulk-craft powah items, the absolutely best way is to use ae2's pattern provider on blocking mode. it will not push an item in while there are ingredients of the recipe still inside (though you'll need some other way of getting the finished items out - the orb doesn't push items) also for powah especially, it's best to setup a molecular assembler recipe for dielectric paste and just hook up a lava tank with a storage bus. the system will craft the paste for you - no buckets necessary