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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Advanced Crafting Table is a step up from the [Auto Workbench], which is, itself, a step up from a [Crafting Table].
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The advanced crafting table works very similarly to an auto-workbench in that you set up a recipe, pipe ingredients in,
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and then pipe out the output items. It is different in that it has a substantial inventory for both input and output
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items, and that it is powered by lasers (and therefore can be driven quite a bit faster).
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The Advanced Crafting Table is a step up from the [[Auto Workbench]], which is, itself, a step up from a [[Crafting Table]]. The advanced crafting table works very similarly to an auto-workbench in that you set up a recipe, pipe ingredients in, and then pipe out the output items. It is different in that it has a substantial inventory for both input and output items, and that it is powered by lasers (and therefore can be driven quite a bit faster).
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The Assembly Table is used to make various chipsets, gates, wires, and other electronic parts. Right-clicking opens the
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interface:
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You can place the input items on the left, and the available output items appear on the right. All assembly table
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recipes are shapeless, and there may even be extra input items present.
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it, so the more lasers you have within range, the faster it will work. Here's an example of a simple
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setup:
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| *[see the crafting plan](/craft/redstone_torch:assembly_table:combustion_engine:emerald_kinesis_pipe:4.golden_kinesis_pipe:3.laser)* |
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1. a combustion Engine filled with fuel produces power (60 RF/t) when activated by a redstone torch
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3. a set of three lasers each transmit 20 RF/t
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4. assembly table which uses the 60 RF/t to build its current assignment
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See also: [Laser]
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See also: [[Laser]]
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# Similar Machines
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@@ -45,5 +42,5 @@ There are a number of other machines which also require laser power, so it is wi
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can reach all of them. If multiple machines each have a job ready to work, the lasers will split their time (and
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thus the output power) between each of them.
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See also: [Advanced Crafting Table], [Charging Table], [Integration Table]
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See also: [[Advanced Crafting Table]], [[Charging Table]], [[Integration Table]]
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END
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3. an Auto Workbench configured to produce gears (as seen above)
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4. a second pipe and gate which extracts items from the Auto Workbench
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See also: [Basic Gate (Autarchic Pulsar)], [Wooden Transport Pipe]
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See also: [[Basic Gate (Autarchic Pulsar)]], [[Wooden Transport Pipe]]
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The charging table transfers energy provided by lasers into an item capable of holding charge (e.g., a
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[Redstone Flux Capacitor]). It works much like an [Assembly Table] in that it requires powered [Laser]s within range to
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provide it with power. Just place an item in table, and it will automatically start the lasers and charge the item.
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The charging table transfers energy provided by lasers into an item capable of holding charge (e.g., a [[Redstone Flux Capacitor]]). It works much like an [[Assembly Table]] in that it requires powered [[Laser]]s within range to provide it with power. Just place an item in table, and it will automatically start the lasers and charge the item.
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Chute is a small container (only 4 slots) which will place items into any inventory located directly below it
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whenever that inventory has an available space. This makes it an ideal buffer in a pipe system which feeds machines
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having limited capacity (e.g., like feeding ore to a [Furnace]). The four slot capacity allows dissimilar items to
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collect in the chute while the furnce it busy with a different type of item.
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The Chute is a small container (only 4 slots) which will place items into any inventory located directly below it whenever that inventory has an available space. This makes it an ideal buffer in a pipe system which feeds machines having limited capacity (e.g., like feeding ore to a [[Furnace]]). The four slot capacity allows dissimilar items to collect in the chute while the furnce it busy with a different type of item.
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Since the [Hopper] was added to vanilla Minecraft, the chute is largely redundant. While the Chute ejects items
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considerably faster than a Hopper, the latter offers many advantages.
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Since the [[Hopper]] was added to vanilla Minecraft, the chute is largely redundant. While the Chute ejects items considerably faster than a Hopper, the latter offers many advantages.
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* the hopper is less expensive to make (no gear required)
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* the hopper has one more slot in its inventory
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* the hopper can direct items to the sides as well and directly underneath
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* the hopper can suck in loose items out in the world (like an [Obsidian Transport Pipe])
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* the hopper can suck in loose items out in the world (like an [[Obsidian Transport Pipe]])
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The combustion engine generates power by burning various liquid fuels. In doing so, it builds up a considerable amount of heat and must be kept cool with water to avoid exploding. Different fuels produce different amounts of energy and heat, and take more or less time to burn. The following table shows the energy output and burn duration a single bucket of various kinds of fuels.
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| Liquid Type | Rate | Duration | Total |
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|:------------|--------:|----------:|-------------:|
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| Oil | 30 RF/t | 20,000 t | 600,000 RF |
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| Fuel | 60 RF/t | 100,000 t | 6,000,000 RF |
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END
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description: <<-END
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Fuel is a liquid which can be burned by [Combustion Engine]s to produce energy. At 60 RF/t, it is the most effective
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fuel source, but also produces considerably more heat than Oil. It may be obtained by converting [Oil] in a
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[Refinery]. This process is so energy efficient that you can start an engine with a single bucket of oil and it will
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fuel source, but also produces considerably more heat than Oil. It may be obtained by converting [[Oil]] in a
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[[Refinery]]. This process is so energy efficient that you can start an engine with a single bucket of oil and it will
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continuously general more fuel than is needed to sustain the conversion of the remaining fuel.
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See also: [Combustion Engine]
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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Oil is a naturally-occuring liquid added by BuildCraft. While it can be burned in a [Combustion Engine] to produce
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30RF/t, it is much more adventageous to convert it to [1000mB Fuel] using a [Refinery] as fuel both produces more power
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Oil is a naturally-occuring liquid added by BuildCraft. While it can be burned in a [[Combustion Engine]] to produce
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30RF/t, it is much more adventageous to convert it to [[Fuel]] using a [[Refinery]] as fuel both produces more power
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per tick and burns longer.
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While not particularly common, Oil can be found in large spouts in ocean, desert, and swamp biomes. The spouts come in
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different sizes, with the larger above-ground portion indicating larger oil deposits below ground. Each spout can
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produce hundreds or even thousands of buckets of oil. The best way to remove oil is to use a [Pump] to extract it, and convert it directly into fuel.
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produce hundreds or even thousands of buckets of oil. The best way to remove oil is to use a [[Pump]] to extract it, and then convert it directly into [[Fuel]].
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See also: [Combustion Engine]
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See also: [[Combustion Engine]], [[Fuel]], [[Refinery]]
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Ender Chest is a storage block from EnderStorage which predates the vanilla [Ender Chest].
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The Ender Chest is a storage block from EnderStorage which predates the vanilla [[Ender Chest]].
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Each chest has three wool pads on top that can be manipulated by right-clicking them with a dye.
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With the 16 different colored dyes of Minecraft, there are **4,096 possible 3-color codes**.
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An [Ender Pouch] can be used to access the inventory of an Ender Chest from the player's hotbar wherever they are.
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An [[Ender Pouch]] can be used to access the inventory of an Ender Chest from the player's hotbar wherever they are.
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END
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video: rU9X2N1vMps, Mod Spotlight by Direwolf20
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description: <<-END
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The Ender Pouch is a craftable item offering remote access to any [Ender Chest](/browse/ender_storage/ender_chest_ender_storage) via right-clicking while holding the pouch.
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The Ender Pouch may be initially crafted with the desired color of [wool](/browse/minecraft/wool); shift-right clicking on an Ender Chest with an Ender Pouch will synchronize the color code of the pouch to match the color code of the chest, replacing the previous color code of the pouch.
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The Ender Pouch may be initially crafted with the desired color of [[Wool]]; shift-right clicking on an Ender Chest with an Ender Pouch will synchronize the color code of the pouch to match the color code of the chest, replacing the previous color code of the pouch.
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When the ender-pouch's GUI is open, it is still possible to move it in your inventory, including moving it into the ender-pouch. Unlike bag-like things from other mods, it is then possible to retrieve it and its contents, by using an ender-chest or another ender-pouch with the same code.
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server. Each tick you run, there's a tiny chance the Etheric Sword will be transformed. Then, you'll have a reward
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which you'll never give up and will never let you down.
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See: [Full Crafting Plan](/craft/anvil:etheric_sword:leather_boots:leather_cap:leather_pants:leather_tunic)
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See also: [Full Crafting Plan](/craft/anvil:etheric_sword:leather_boots:leather_cap:leather_pants:leather_tunic)
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Copper Chest takes up a single block but offers 5 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [Chest]).
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That makes for 45 slots total capacity.
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The Copper Chest takes up a single block but offers 5 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [[Chest]]). That makes for 45 slots total capacity.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a regular wooden chest by right-clicking it with a
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[Wood to Copper Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a regular wooden chest by right-clicking it with a [[Wood to Copper Chest Upgrade]].
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Similarly, the Copper Chest can be upgraded to either an [Iron Chest] using the [Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade] or to a
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[Silver Chest] using the [Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade].
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Similarly, the Copper Chest can be upgraded to either an [[Iron Chest]] using the [[Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade]] or to a [[Silver Chest]] using the [[Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade]].
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade will convert a [Copper Chest] into an [Iron Chest] by right-clicking the copper chest
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with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Copper Chest]] into an [[Iron Chest]] by right-clicking the copper chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade will convert a [Copper Chest] into a [Silver Chest] by right-clicking the copper
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chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Copper Chest]] into a [[Silver Chest]] by right-clicking the copper chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Crystal Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [Chest]).
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That makes for 108 slots total capacity. This is exactly the same as a [Diamond Chest], but, unlike a Diamond Chest, a
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Crystal chest is transparent and will show off items inside.
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The Crystal Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [[Chest]]). That makes for 108 slots total capacity. This is exactly the same as a [Diamond Chest], but, unlike a Diamond Chest, a Crystal chest is transparent and will show off items inside.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a Diamond Chest to a Crystal Chest by right-clicking it with
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a [Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a Diamond Chest to a Crystal Chest by right-clicking it with a [[Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade]].
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Diamond Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [Chest]).
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That makes for 108 slots total capacity.
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The Diamond Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [[Chest]]). That makes for 108 slots total capacity.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [Gold Chest] by right-clicking it with a
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[Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [Gold Chest] by right-clicking it with a [[Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade]].
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Similarly, the Diamond Chest can be upgraded to either a [Crystal Chest] using the [Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade] or
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to an [Obsidian Chest] using the [Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade].
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Similarly, the Diamond Chest can be upgraded to either a [[Crystal Chest]] using the [[Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade]] or to an [[Obsidian Chest]] using the [[Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade]].
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade will convert a [Diamond Chest] into a [Crystal Chest] by right-clicking the diamond
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chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Diamond to Crystal Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Diamond Chest]] into a [[Crystal Chest]] by right-clicking the diamond chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade will convert a [Diamond Chest] into an [Obsidian Chest] by right-clicking the
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diamond chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Diamond Chest]] into an [[Obsidian Chest]] by right-clicking the diamond chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Gold Chest takes up a single block but offers 9 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [Chest]).
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That makes for 81 slots total capacity.
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The Gold Chest takes up a single block but offers 9 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular wooden [[Chest]]). That makes for 81 slots total capacity.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade an [Iron Chest] to a Gold Chest by right-clicking it with an
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[Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade]. You can also upgrade a [Silver Chest] by using a [Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade an [[Iron Chest]] to a Gold Chest by right-clicking it with an [[Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade]]. You can also upgrade a [[Silver Chest]] by using a [[Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade]].
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The Gold Chest can itself be upgraded to a [Diamond Chest] by using a [Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade] on it.
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The Gold Chest can itself be upgraded to a [[Diamond Chest]] by using a [[Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade]] on it.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade will convert a [Gold Chest] into a [Diamond Chest] by right-clicking the gold chest
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with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Gold to Diamond Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Gold Chest]] into a [[Diamond Chest]] by right-clicking the gold chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Iron Chest takes up a single block but offers 6 rows of storage (the same as a double [Chest]). That makes for 54
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slots total capacity.
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The Iron Chest takes up a single block but offers 6 rows of storage (the same as a double [[Chest]]). That makes for 54 slots total capacity.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [Copper Chest] to an Iron Chest by right-clicking it with
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a [Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade]. You can also upgrade a regular Minecraft [Chest] by using a
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[Wood to Iron Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [[Copper Chest]] to an Iron Chest by right-clicking it with a [[Copper to Iron Chest Upgrade]]. You can also upgrade a regular Minecraft [[Chest]] by using a [[Wood to Iron Chest Upgrade]].
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The Iron Chest can itself be upgraded to a [Gold Chest] by using an [Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade] on it.
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The Iron Chest can itself be upgraded to a [[Gold Chest]] by using an [[Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade]] on it.
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END
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description: <<-END
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The Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade will convert an [Iron Chest] into a [Gold Chest] by right-clicking the iron chest
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with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Iron to Gold Chest Upgrade will convert an [[Iron Chest]] into a [[Gold Chest]] by right-clicking the iron chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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description: <<-END
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The Obsidian Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (the same as a [Diamond Chest], and 4 times
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more than a regular Minecraft [Chest]). That makes for 108 slots total capacity. However, the real advantage is that
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it cannot be destroyed by any explosion: making it a perfect place to store your most precious valuables.
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The Obsidian Chest takes up a single block but offers 12 rows of storage (the same as a [[Diamond Chest]], and 4 times more than a regular Minecraft [[Chest]]). That makes for 108 slots total capacity. However, the real advantage is that it cannot be destroyed by any explosion: making it a perfect place to store your most precious valuables.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [Diamond Chest] to an Obsidian Chest by right-clicking it
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with a [Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [[Diamond Chest]] to an Obsidian Chest by right-clicking it with a [[Diamond to Obsidian Chest Upgrade]].
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END
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description: <<-END
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The Silver Chest takes up a single block but offers 8 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular [Chest]). That
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The Silver Chest takes up a single block but offers 8 rows of storage (as compared to 3 in a regular [[Chest]]). That makes for 72 slots total capacity.
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [Copper Chest] to a Silver Chest by right-clicking it with
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a [Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade].
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In addition to its regular crafting recipe, one can upgrade a [[Copper Chest]] to a Silver Chest by right-clicking it with a [[Copper to Silver Chest Upgrade]].
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The Silver Chest can itself be upgraded to a [Gold Chest] by using an [Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade] on it.
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The Silver Chest can itself be upgraded to a [[Gold Chest]] by using an [[Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade]] on it.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade will convert a [Silver Chest] into a [Gold Chest] by right-clicking the silver chest
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with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Silver to Gold Chest Upgrade will convert a [[Silver Chest]] into a [[Gold Chest]] by right-clicking the silver chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Wood to Copper Chest Upgrade will convert a regular Minecraft [Chest] into a [Copper Chest] by right-clicking the
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regular chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Wood to Copper Chest Upgrade will convert a regular Minecraft [[Chest]] into a [[Copper Chest]] by right-clicking the regular chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
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The Wood to Iron Chest Upgrade will convert a regular Minecraft [Chest] into an [Iron Chest] by right-clicking the
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regular chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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The Wood to Iron Chest Upgrade will convert a regular Minecraft [[Chest]] into an [[Iron Chest]] by right-clicking the regular chest with the upgrade in your hand.
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END
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schema: 1
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description: <<-END
|
||||
The Precision Sawmill provides an alternate means of converting logs into planks and planks into sticks. Using the precision sawmill will yield an extra 50% of the expected output for both recipes and each has a chance of producing [Sawdust], which is handy for making [Cardboard Box]es.
|
||||
The Precision Sawmill provides an alternate means of converting logs into planks and planks into sticks. Using the precision sawmill will yield an extra 50% of the expected output for both recipes and each has a chance of producing [[Sawdust]], which is handy for making [[Cardboard Box]]es.
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
A salination block is a component in building a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [Brine]. For full details, see: [Salination Controller].
|
||||
A salination block is a component in building a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [[Brine]]. For full details, see: [[Salination Controller]].
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Salination Controller is the main interface to a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [Brine]. At a minimum, it must be composed of three layers:
|
||||
The Salination Controller is the main interface to a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [[Brine]]. At a minimum, it must be composed of three layers:
|
||||
|
||||
| |
|
||||
|:---------------:|
|
||||
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ The Salination Controller is the main interface to a Salination Plant, a multi-b
|
||||
|  |
|
||||
|  |
|
||||
|
||||
The top layer of the structure is the most complex. Each corner must contain an [Advanced Solar Generator]. The center must be left hollow, and the remaining edges must be made of [Salination Block]s with a single controller somewhere in the ring.
|
||||
The top layer of the structure is the most complex. Each corner must contain an [[Advanced Solar Generator]]. The center must be left hollow, and the remaining edges must be made of [[Salination Block]]s with a single controller somewhere in the ring.
|
||||
|
||||
The structure must contain at least one middle layer (though any larger number is permitted). The overall structure must contain at least two [Salination Valve]s in a middle layer somewhere (one for input of [Water], and one for output of [Brine]), but otherwise, the middle layers must be hollow rings of 12 salination blocks each.
|
||||
The structure must contain at least one middle layer (though any larger number is permitted). The overall structure must contain at least two [[Salination Valve]]s in a middle layer somewhere (one for input of [[Water]], and one for output of [[Brine]]), but otherwise, the middle layers must be hollow rings of 12 salination blocks each.
|
||||
|
||||
The bottom layer consists of 16 [Salination Block]s.
|
||||
The bottom layer consists of 16 [[Salination Block]]s.
|
||||
|
||||
Here's the [Crafting Plan](/craft/4.advanced_solar_generator:33.salination_block:salination_controller:2.salination_valve) for the smallest possible salination plant.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
A salination valve is a component in building a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [Brine]. For full details, see: [Salination Controller].
|
||||
A salination valve is a component in building a Salination Plant, a multi-block structure for producing [[Brine]]. For full details, see: [[Salination Controller]].
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -4,5 +4,5 @@ description: <<-END
|
||||
BioFuel is produced by the BioReactor which converts plant life into a fuel source for the BioFuel Generator. See
|
||||
the entry on the reactor for more information on exactly which plants can be used and how to set up the process.
|
||||
|
||||
See: [BioReactor], [BioFuel Generator]
|
||||
See: [[BioReactor]], [[BioFuel Generator]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,36 +1,27 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The BioReactor converts various forms of plant life into [BioFuel] to run the [BioFuel Generator]. The reactor becomes
|
||||
more and more efficient as a greater variety of plant life is provided (up to 9 total). With a single kind of plant,
|
||||
it produces 80 mB of biofuel per item, and for each different kind of plant provided, it produces an extra 10 mB per
|
||||
item (up to a maximum efficiency of 160 mB per item).
|
||||
The BioReactor converts various forms of plant life into [[BioFuel]] to run the [[BioFuel Generator]]. The reactor becomes more and more efficient as a greater variety of plant life is provided (up to 9 total). With a single kind of plant, it produces 80 mB of biofuel per item, and for each different kind of plant provided, it produces an extra 10 mB per item (up to a maximum efficiency of 160 mB per item).
|
||||
|
||||
For example, suppose you have a farm producing just potatoes, and you provide a full stack to the reactor. This will
|
||||
produce 5120 mB of biofuel (64 items times 80 mB per item). Now suppose you add a carrot farm and provide half a stack
|
||||
of carrots and half a stack of potatoes to the reactor. Since there are two different kinds of plants in the reactor,
|
||||
it will produce 5760 mB of BioFuel (32 carrots plus 32 potatoes times 90 mB per item). To carry the example to the
|
||||
final extreme, if you provide a mixture of 9 differnet kinds of plant, a single stack of mixed items will produce 10240
|
||||
mB of biofuel.
|
||||
For example, suppose you have a farm producing just potatoes, and you provide a full stack to the reactor. This will produce 5120 mB of biofuel (64 items times 80 mB per item). Now suppose you add a carrot farm and provide half a stack of carrots and half a stack of potatoes to the reactor. Since there are two different kinds of plants in the reactor, it will produce 5760 mB of BioFuel (32 carrots plus 32 potatoes times 90 mB per item). To carry the example to the final extreme, if you provide a mixture of 9 differnet kinds of plant, a single stack of mixed items will produce 10240 mB of biofuel.
|
||||
|
||||
Not all plants are accepted, however, so plan accordingly! Here is a list of items which are known to either be accepted
|
||||
or *not* accepted:
|
||||
Not all plants are accepted, however, so plan accordingly! Here is a list of items which are known to either be accepted or *not* accepted:
|
||||
|
||||
** Accepted **
|
||||
|
||||
* Seeds: [Melon Seeds], [Pumpkin Seeds], [Seeds]
|
||||
* Saplings: [Acacia Sapling], [Birch Sapling], [Jungle Sapling], [Oak Sapling], [Spruce Sapling]
|
||||
* Vegetables: [Carrot], [Potato], [Nether Wart]
|
||||
* Dyes: [Cactus Green], [Cyan Dye], [Dandelion Yellow], [Gray Dye], [Light Blue Dye], [Light Gray Dye], ...
|
||||
* Seeds: [[Melon Seeds]], [[Pumpkin Seeds]], [[Seeds]]
|
||||
* Saplings: [[Acacia Sapling]], [[Birch Sapling]], [[Jungle Sapling]], [[Oak Sapling]], [[Spruce Sapling]]
|
||||
* Vegetables: [[Carrot]], [[Potato]], [[Nether Wart]]
|
||||
* Dyes: [[Cactus Green]], [[Cyan Dye]], [[Dandelion Yellow]], [[Gray Dye]], [[Light Blue Dye]], [[Light Gray Dye]], ...
|
||||
|
||||
** Not Accepted **
|
||||
|
||||
* Flowers: [Allium], [Azure Bluet], [Blue Orchid], [Dandelion], [Lilac], [Orange Tulip], [Oxeye Daisy], ...
|
||||
* Fruits & Vegetables: [Apple], [Pumpkin], [Melon], [Melon (block)], [Wheat]
|
||||
* Leaves: [Acacia Leaves], [Birch Leaves], [Dark Oak Leaves], [Jungle Leaves], [Oak Leaves], ...
|
||||
* Plants: [Cactus], [Sugar Canes]
|
||||
* Animals Parts: [Slimeball]
|
||||
* Flowers: [[Allium]], [[Azure Bluet]], [[Blue Orchid]], [[Dandelion]], [[Lilac]], [[Orange Tulip]], ...
|
||||
* Fruits & Vegetables: [[Apple]], [[Pumpkin]], [[Melon]], [[Melon (block)]], [[Wheat]]
|
||||
* Leaves: [[Acacia Leaves]], [[Birch Leaves]], [[Dark Oak Leaves]], [[Jungle Leaves]], [[Oak Leaves]], ...
|
||||
* Plants: [[Cactus]], [[Sugar Canes]]
|
||||
* Animals Parts: [[Slimeball]]
|
||||
|
||||
See: [BioFuel], [BioFuel Generator]
|
||||
See: [[BioFuel]], [[BioFuel Generator]]
|
||||
|
||||
END
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Chocolate Milk is a fluid created by pouring out a [Chocolate Milk Bucket] into the world. It may then be drunk with a
|
||||
[Straw] to receive the following effects:
|
||||
Chocolate Milk is a fluid created by pouring out a [[Chocolate Milk Bucket]] into the world. It may then be drunk with a [[Straw]] to receive the following effects:
|
||||
|
||||
* Speed IV (for 1:00)
|
||||
* Haste III (for 1:00)
|
||||
* Regeneration IV (for 0:05)
|
||||
|
||||
See: [Chocolate Milk Bucket], [Straw]
|
||||
See also: [[Chocolate Milk Bucket]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
[Chocolate Milk] is used by pouring it out into the world (as a fluid) and then drinking it with a [Straw]. When so
|
||||
consumed, it imparts:
|
||||
[[Chocolate Milk]] is used by pouring it out into the world (as a fluid) and then drinking it with a [[Straw]]. When so consumed, it imparts:
|
||||
|
||||
* Speed IV (for 1:00)
|
||||
* Haste III (for 1:00)
|
||||
* Regeneration IV (for 0:05)
|
||||
|
||||
See: [Chocolate Milk], [Straw]
|
||||
END
|
||||
See also: [[Chocolate Milk]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,17 +1,12 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Essence is created by the [Grinder] as it kills mobs and by the [Sewer] should it absorb any experience orbs. As a
|
||||
fluid, it may be piped into various other machines which operate on it, or even just stored in a [Tank]. The other
|
||||
machines which use essence an input are: [Auto-Enchanter], [Auto-Spawner], [Auto-Anvil].
|
||||
Essence is created by the [[Grinder]] as it kills mobs and by the [[Sewer]] should it absorb any experience orbs. As a fluid, it may be piped into various other machines which operate on it, or even just stored in a [[Tank]]. The other machines which use essence an input are: [[Auto-Enchanter]], [[Auto-Spawner]], [[Auto-Anvil]].
|
||||
|
||||
Essence can also be extracted from the player by using an [XP Extractor]. For each use, 1 level will be drained from
|
||||
the player to create 1000 mB of Essence. Therefore, if you intend to create essence this way, it is highly beneficial to
|
||||
drain your XP before you reach level 15 as higher levels require progressivly more XP, but generate the same amount of
|
||||
essence.
|
||||
Essence can also be extracted from the player by using an [[XP Extractor]]. For each use, 1 level will be drained from the player to create 1000 mB of Essence. Therefore, if you intend to create essence this way, it is highly beneficial to drain your XP before you reach level 15 as higher levels require progressivly more XP, but generate the same amount of essence.
|
||||
|
||||
Essence may also be dumped into the world as a fluid. Players who swim in the fluid gain Night Vision for 1:00, and
|
||||
players who drink the essence with a [Straw] gain enough XP for one level.
|
||||
Essence may also be dumped into the world as a fluid. Players who swim in the fluid gain Night Vision for 1:00, and
|
||||
players who drink the essence with a [[Straw]] gain enough XP for one level.
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Auto-Anvil], [Auto-Enchanter], [Auto-Spawner], [Straw]
|
||||
END
|
||||
See also: [[Auto-Anvil]], [[Auto-Enchanter]], [[Auto-Spawner]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,9 +1,7 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Meat is produced by the [Slaughterhouse] as it kills mobs. As a fluid, it can be piped out and stored in tanks, buckets
|
||||
or even just poured out into the world. In the world, it can be drunk by a player using a [Straw] to gain the following
|
||||
benefits:
|
||||
Meat is produced by the [[Slaughterhouse]] as it kills mobs. As a fluid, it can be piped out and stored in tanks, buckets or even just poured out into the world. In the world, it can be drunk by a player using a [[Straw]] to gain the following benefits:
|
||||
|
||||
* Completely fill the hunger bar
|
||||
* Completely recover health + 6 extra hearts
|
||||
@@ -12,7 +10,7 @@ benefits:
|
||||
* Absorbion III 0:04
|
||||
* Staturation III 0:15
|
||||
|
||||
Liquid meat can also be piped into a [Meat Packer] in order to form [Raw Meat Ingot]s, 100 mB of liquid meat per ingot.
|
||||
Liquid meat can also be piped into a [[Meat Packer]] in order to form [[Raw Meat Ingot]]s, 100 mB of liquid meat per ingot.
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Meat Packer], [Raw Meat Ingot], [Slaughterhouse], [Straw]
|
||||
END
|
||||
See also: [[Meat Packer]], [[Raw Meat Ingot]], [[Slaughterhouse]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,10 +1,9 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Milk is a fluid which ordinarily (in vanilla Minecraft) is obtained by right-clicking a cow with [Bucket]. It can then
|
||||
be drunk directly from the bucket or used in various crafting recipes, but not placed in the world as a fluid.
|
||||
MineFactory Reloaded registers milk as a regular fluid which works around that limitation. When placed in the world, it
|
||||
can be drunk with a [Straw] to received the same effect as if it were drunk from a bucket.
|
||||
Milk is a fluid which ordinarily (in vanilla Minecraft) is obtained by right-clicking a cow with [[Bucket]]. It can then be drunk directly from the bucket or used in various crafting recipes, but not placed in the world as a fluid.
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Milk](/browse/minecraft/milk), [Straw]
|
||||
MineFactory Reloaded expands on the vanilla fluid by registering milk as a regular fluid which works just as any other fluid. When placed in the world, it can be drunk with a [[Straw]] to received the same effect as if it were drunk from a bucket. It can also be produced in an automated fashion by using a [[Rancher]] on cows.
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Milk](/browse/minecraft/milk), [[Rancher]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Mushroom Soup, as a fluid, can be extracted from a [Mushroom Stew] bowl using a [Fluid Transposer]. When poured out into
|
||||
the world and drunk with a [Straw], it provides these benefits:
|
||||
Mushroom Soup, as a fluid, can be extracted from a [[Mushroom Stew]] bowl using a [[Fluid Transposer]] or by using a [[Rancher]] on a Mooshroom. When poured out into the world and drunk with a [[Straw]], it provides these benefits:
|
||||
|
||||
* Completely cures hunger
|
||||
* Health Boost II for 0:05
|
||||
* Saturation III for 0:15
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Fluid Transposer], [Mushroom Stew], [Straw]
|
||||
See also: [[Fluid Transposer]], [[Mushroom Stew]], [[Rancher]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,22 +1,17 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Pink Slime is produced by the [Slaughterhouse] as it kills mobs. As a fluid, it can be piped out and stored in tanks,
|
||||
buckets or even just poured out into the world. In the world, it can be drunk by a (foolish) player using a [Straw] to
|
||||
with the following effects:
|
||||
Pink Slime is produced by the [[Slaughterhouse]] as it kills mobs. As a fluid, it can be piped out and stored in tanks, buckets or even just poured out into the world. In the world, it can be drunk by a (foolish) player using a [[Straw]] to with the following effects:
|
||||
|
||||
* Speed III 0:60
|
||||
* Hunger 0:10
|
||||
* Weakness 0:10
|
||||
* Nausea 0:25
|
||||
|
||||
As you can see, nasty stuff. In fact, if left alone in the world for a few seconds, it will spawn a Pink Slime mob which
|
||||
will then proceed to attack the player. When defeated, it will drop a few [Pink Slimeball]s (interchangable with
|
||||
regular [Slimeball]s).
|
||||
As you can see, nasty stuff. In fact, if left alone in the world for a few seconds, it will spawn a Pink Slime mob which will then proceed to attack the player. When defeated, it will drop a few [[Pink Slimeball]]s (interchangable with regular [[Slimeball]]s).
|
||||
|
||||
A more helpful use is to pipe the stuff into a [Meat Packer] where 100 mB will be converted into a [Raw Meat Nugget]
|
||||
A more helpful use is to pipe the stuff into a [[Meat Packer]] where 100 mB will be converted into a [[Raw Meat Nugget]]
|
||||
with can be cooked and consumed without ill effect.
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Meat Packer], [Raw Meat Nugget], [Slaughterhouse], [Straw]
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [[Meat Packer]], [[Raw Meat Nugget]], [[Slaughterhouse]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,14 +1,12 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Sewage is collected when mobs are kept within range of a [Sewer]. As a fluid, it can be piped out of the sewer and into
|
||||
tanks, buckets, machines, etc. The best use of it is to pipe it into a [Composter] to produce [Industrial Fertilizer].
|
||||
However, if you are so inclined, you can pour it out into the world and consume it with the the following ill effects:
|
||||
Sewage is collected when mobs are kept within range of a [[Sewer]]. As a fluid, it can be piped out of the sewer and into tanks, buckets, machines, etc. The best use of it is to pipe it into a [[Composter]] to produce [[Industrial Fertilizer]]. However, if you are so inclined, you can pour it out into the world and consume it with the the following ill effects:
|
||||
|
||||
* Speed III 0:23
|
||||
* Slowness 0:40
|
||||
* Poison 0:40
|
||||
* Nausea 0:40
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Composter], [Sewer]
|
||||
See also: [[Composter]], [[Sewer]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,21 +1,18 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Sludge is a fluid produced by the [Harvester] as it brings in crops. As a fluid, it can be poured out into the world or
|
||||
piped into tanks, machines, etc. The best use for it is to pipe it into a [Sludge Boiler] where it can be converted
|
||||
into useful byproducts. However, if poured out into the world, it can have a number of nasty effects. If a player
|
||||
stands in a pool of sludge, the player will take damage every second and receive the following effects:
|
||||
Sludge is a fluid produced by the [[Harvester]] as it brings in crops. As a fluid, it can be poured out into the world or piped into tanks, machines, etc. The best use for it is to pipe it into a [[Sludge Boiler]] where it can be converted into useful byproducts. However, if poured out into the world, it can have a number of nasty effects. If a player stands in a pool of sludge, the player will take damage every second and receive the following effects:
|
||||
|
||||
* Weakness 0:11
|
||||
* Wither 0:11
|
||||
* Nausea 0:15
|
||||
|
||||
And, should a player be so foolish as to drink it with a [Straw], the player will take 5 hearts of damage and receive
|
||||
And, should a player be so foolish as to drink it with a [[Straw]], the player will take 5 hearts of damage and receive
|
||||
the following ill effects:
|
||||
|
||||
* Wither 0:40
|
||||
* Nausea 0:40
|
||||
* Blindness 0:40
|
||||
|
||||
See also: [Harvester], [Sludge Boiler], [Straw]
|
||||
END
|
||||
See also: [[Harvester]], [[Sludge Boiler]], [[Straw]]
|
||||
END
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
Steam is a fluid produced by the [Steam Boiler] from [Coal] and [Water].
|
||||
Steam is a fluid produced by the [[Steam Boiler]] from [[Coal]] and [[Water]].
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Gift Cart is a seasonal item whose recipe is only vaild during the month of December. When placed on a track and
|
||||
lit with a [Priming Track], it will yield a mild explosion and release two small gifts:
|
||||
lit with a [[Priming Track]], it will yield a mild explosion and release two small gifts:
|
||||
|
||||
* Potions
|
||||
* Tools & Weapons
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Pumpkin Cart is a seasonal item whose recipe is only vaild during the month of October. When placed on a track and
|
||||
lit with a [Priming Track], it will yield a mild explosion and potentially release a hostile mob...
|
||||
The Pumpkin Cart is a seasonal item whose recipe is only vaild during the month of October. When lit with a [[Priming Track]], it will yield a mild explosion and potentially release a hostile mob...
|
||||
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Solar Panel II is the second tier of solar panels: a step up from the [Solar Panel I], and a stepping stone towards [Solar Panel III]. It generates 16 RF/t, storing up to 250 kRF. It can output this power at 128 RF/t.
|
||||
The Solar Panel II is the second tier of solar panels: a step up from the [[Solar Panel I]], and a stepping stone towards [[Solar Panel III]]. It generates 16 RF/t, storing up to 250 kRF. It can output this power at 128 RF/t.
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Solar Panel III is the third tier of solar panels: a step up from the [Solar Panel II], and a stepping stone towards [Solar Panel IV]. It generates 64 RF/t, storing up to 850 kRF. It can output this power at 512 RF/t.
|
||||
The Solar Panel III is the third tier of solar panels: a step up from the [[Solar Panel II]], and a stepping stone towards [[Solar Panel IV]]. It generates 64 RF/t, storing up to 850 kRF. It can output this power at 512 RF/t.
|
||||
END
|
||||
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
|
||||
schema: 1
|
||||
|
||||
description: <<-END
|
||||
The Solar Panel IV is the fourth tier of solar panels: a step up from the [Solar Panel III], and a stepping stone towards [Solar Panel V]. It generates 256 RF/t, storing up to 4 MRF. It can output this power at 2048 RF/t.
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The Solar Panel IV is the fourth tier of solar panels: a step up from the [[Solar Panel III]], and a stepping stone towards [[Solar Panel V]]. It generates 256 RF/t, storing up to 4 MRF. It can output this power at 2048 RF/t.
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The Solar Panel V is the fifth tier of solar panels: a step up from the [Solar Panel III], and a stepping stone towards the top-level [Solar Panel VI]. It generates 1024 RF/t, storing up to 16 MRF. It can output this power at 8192 RF/t.
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The Solar Panel V is the fifth tier of solar panels: a step up from the [[Solar Panel III]], and a stepping stone towards the top-level [[Solar Panel VI]]. It generates 1024 RF/t, storing up to 16 MRF. It can output this power at 8192 RF/t.
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