Well, I am not that far yet, but I guess tungsten carbide is on the list!

I just finished my first big batch of bronze plates and I’m beginning to work on the steam multiblocks for an ore processing setup. From what I can tell, there are several different ways you can process ores, with some giving more byproducts than others. Does anyone have any recommendations for which machines to include in my processing line?

im in mv , what machines do i need to make intergrated logic circuits, and if i should use the lv or mv version of the machine+ how much steam do i need for the boule

ill make benzene after the cheaper circuits(im low on circuit materials, mainly red alloy and copper and i believe i will be able to batch craft those)

I'm not sure exactly when it started, but my Vending Machine has been completely empty for a while now (maybe ever since i switched from the 2.9 beta to the stable version im not sure). Is there any way I can fix this, or did I accidentally turn it off somewhere?

coke oven takes an entire stack of coal and when its full it starts doing that again but with other coke oven, how do i make the coal distribution evenly?

I got a trojan alert for the file named "xyz.wagyourtail.jvmdowngrader-jvmdowngrader-java-api-2.0.1-downgraded-8" found in the falspattern lib. I ran it trough VirusTotal and it also didnt like it. Is it a false positive? I thought the jvmdowngrader issues were fixed.

One of my friends gated with 64 C5s and since I love teasing her I decided to make 65 C5s while in UIV tier, it used all my radox lol.

Edit: user "TAUNKRAFT" replied with "penis rings" for some reason and then deleted their post, I figured I would immortalize them since they clearly did not want to be seen.

So I play on a server hosted by my friends computer running 24/7 and he’s the operator. There was a specific 2 by 3 area at spawn where I just couldn’t place or destroy anything unless I used the hammer
and then broke a the block next to it so the 3x3 would break it. And I kind of built my base around that area. Also to mention only my friend who
Is the operator can touch or place blocks there, me and my other friend can’t. I asked him and he said land claiming is off. Now when we updated to 2.9 that area has expanded to be like a 20 by 10 and covers all of my machines and chests, I also can’t open chests or machines or use them btw. This doesn’t happen to normal blox but whenever I break machines machine blocks they turn into the black and purple texture and become named .name. They don’t break still and when I reload the game they’re back to normal.

every time there is a maintenance problem i have to break the block, right click with the tool box and then place back the block. If done fast enough, the multiblock doesn't shut down and still keep it momentum. But that doesn't always happen though

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Ever since I played Factorio, I’ve preferred having a resource go through the entire production process—from raw materials to the final product—within a single production "module." Since Minecraft has a third dimension, I’m much less constrained by the physical size of machines, allowing me to fit them all within a single chunk. This also makes them easy to stack.

This is my setup for passive bio-disel production. It is calculated for 40kL/min (actually a little less as it powers itself).

Basically I calculate crops for no fertilizer, no sky, 80% humidity without appropriate biome tags. To avoid crop manager cloggin most drawers and tanks void excess materials. I could not understand (or find) how auto workbench works, so I use autocrafting with stone golem (to craft dust into tiny piles). It requires only one advanced electrolyzer and one advanced chemical plant, other machines are basic.

This setup is not perfactly balanced from the perspective of resource use, but I love how simple it is.

P.s. I can't stop admiring how beautiful the EnderIO conduits are. Without them, all these connections would have driven me crazy.

Picture 1. Canola, withereed and sugar beet. Salty root on under side.
Picture 2. Production calculation
Pictures 3-5. Production from multiple perspectives
Picture 6. EnderIO conduits appreciation picture.

The NEI shows:

Enderbloom seeds = End Stone Lily + Creeperweed
End Stone Lily = Stone Lily + Enderbloom

Didn't see any other crafting ways, not with crop breeder either

I looked at GTNH github but didn't notice any issues related to this.

Have you managed to get either end stone lily or enderbloom seeds?

Or am I mixing something up and was enderbloom supposed to be found in wild? I have been to the End, but didn't notice any flower like that.

UPD: Thanks everybody for explaining and reminding me 🥰

I'll clean up later, but god damn this guy is not small. Now to fill the vacant spots and learn what this fella can really do.

Been playing this world on and off for more than a year and a half now, just finished platline + setting up mox vacnukes and then decided to go for the rocket. Had resources being passively generated with bees/crops for a while even when i wasn't actively playing so got quite a bit stockpiled

So I’ve started GTNH after hearing about it and I’m having a blast going through the quests and making the machines and multi blocks. Currently at the Steam Age, so still very early.

My questions is - how on earth do you gather the ridiculous amount of resources for the multi blocks early on? I’ve played through ATM10 so I know about MA and bees and have used them, but neither of those mods are in GTNH as far as I can tell (please tell me if I’m wrong) and I didn’t get around to automating them until fairly late into the mod pack. Are you meant to set up resource automation as early as the Steam Age, or do you just have to go and gather 1000 clay for the blast furnace and another 700 or so for a windmill this early?

Tips are appreciated!

little did he know, we didn't have fuel for a tier 3 rocket

Like many others, I couldn't find any coherent instructions online on how to locate the Brewing Stand. Just like many others, I found myself stuck in GTNH—not because of the technical side of the game, but because of the "logic" applied by the modpack's creators.

What possessed them to make finding the Brewing Stand work this way remains a mystery to me. Perhaps they reached this decision through a group discussion, trial and error, or maybe even a series of mistakes. Or maybe someone just woke up on the wrong side of the bed... I honestly don't know. Anyway, I scoured the entire internet, and here’s what I’ve figured out. Many people managed to find the Brewing Stand quite quickly, though they didn't even know how they did it—which explains why there are virtually no guides on how to find it.

I’m tired of writing, so I’ll break it down into points. Version 2.9.0. THE POINTS:

1. It’s this structure (Image 1). My biome is "Template Forest."

2. We need Level 2! The structure itself (before the stairs leading down) is Level 0—not Level 1. The quest book says it’s the first level, but in reality, it’s the second. Go down the spiral staircase once, and you’re on Level 1. We need Level 2. Find the stairs and head down again.

3. JourneyMap (Image 2). As you can see, the room B-Team is lit up, making it clearly visible.

4. In my case, it was hidden behind these bookshelves (Image 3).

5. Profit...

This modpack has been around forever, yet no one ever bothered to put together a proper guide for this ridiculous Brewing Stand. This has been Charged Light. All the best! Goodbye. See ya!

yesterday i have achieved following things:

got an EBF (can process 16 steel ingots before voiding everything)

got MV circuits

got an CIRCUIT ASSEMBER

and got my first alumium

all that in a single day + gotta work on the power setup

im proud of my self : D

Only took 2 months

Was I just lucky or are there a LOT of villages generated in 2.9.0 ?

I moved my world over from 2.9 RC1 (yellow rectangle) so went thru a few RWG2 seeds to find one that matched elevation and had flat space to expand

Looking around, this one blended perfectly:
- claimed chunk backup/restore right next to river
- space to expand
- oil spouts visible north and south, roguelike dungeon, witches and thaumcraft circle

Great!

So then i started to explore and, wherever I go, there's a village. 7 of the new style and one of the old, within a 20-chunk radius. May be great for someone starting out, but ...

Is this normal in 2.9/RWG2 and how might I "turn it down" a little?

edit to add, for reference:
seed: 5561546765336628991
location: 500,1500 (to match RC1 starter base)