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The Stoneblock 4 modpack is super fun. As usual I'm trying to maximize my use of Create. I'm wrapping up a pretty huge build I've made where I have a 7x4 grid of unearthers (basically villagers you exploit to produce ores for you when you give them blocks like gravel, sand, soul sand, and food) that I'm supplying with the new logistics system. I can just slap on 2 factory gauges to these guys and they automatically cause the things they need to get crafted by the rest of my network. It's cool stuff.
Have you done much with the central machine upgrading thing?
Yeah I'm at tier 3 with a lot of the AE2 stuff done but I've decided to go on my little Create journey instead of focusing on the progression.
This is my main pure "tech" setup. Just the Mekanism machines I need and the core of my ME system. Very ugly but I plan to make proper rooms for this stuff once I get resource generation up to speed.
This is my power generation. Lava chicken into drain into Oritech refinery. Refinery makes sheol fire and steam. Sheol fire then goes into lava generators with steam addon. Annoyingly, the steam the refinery makes from lava is Mekanism steam, while the one from the boiler addon on the lava generators is Oritech steam. This means I have to make separate engine lines that consume each type of steam. This setup makes about 4k RF/t but can be upgraded a lot if you just add more steam engines, the amount of steam you get is copious.
Then this is my super fun Create setup.
Redstone controls keep the gravel, sand, and dust stocked up by sending it to the line of grinding wheels.
Packages come in here addressed to wash, haunt, smoke, or blast. They get filtered by the tunnels and the arms distribute them on the depots while they get processed.
Then my interns can do the unearthing in this WIP productivity zone.