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Talk:Compression

2012-05-02T11:32:23Z

PingyXIV: Created page with "== Doesn't exist? == I'm running the latest version of Tekkit, and this doesn't appear to exist any more? Nor does the secret TFPB. (I've tried multiple recipes for it, I'm a..."

== Doesn't exist? ==

I'm running the latest version of Tekkit, and this doesn't appear to exist any more? Nor does the secret TFPB. (I've tried multiple recipes for it, I'm almost sure it doesn't. [[User:PingyXIV|PingyXIV]]

TFBP - Mushroom

2012-05-02T11:30:42Z

PingyXIV:

A new [[Terraformer]] blueprint that causes dirt and grass to become mycelium and then spawn giant mushrooms upon it.

== Recipe ==

{{Grid/Crafting Table
|A1=Mycelium|B1=Brown Mushroom|C1=Mycelium
|A2=Brown Mushroom|B2=Tfbp|C2=Brown Mushroom
|A3=Mycelium|B3=Brown Mushroom|C3=Mycelium
|Output=TFBP - Mushroom
}}

'''Note: This TFBP appears to be bugged. After terraforming the land into mycelium, it will start to create giant mushrooms.'''
'''It will then turn the giant mushrooms into mycelium after creating them. Because of this, its cycle can continue for ever, creating mushroom shaped mycelium clumps all over the landscape. '''

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[[Category:Terraformer Blueprints]]

Talk:Terraformer

2012-05-02T11:23:07Z

PingyXIV:

== Need Max. Input ==

The Maximum Input before exploding is needed for this machine. --[[User:Trifler|Trifler]] 04:07, 10 October 2011 (CEST)

:Is there a special reason the maximum input has been deleted from the terraformer page?? --[[User:Mani e204|Mani e204]] 15:28, 6 November 2011 (CET)

:The maximum input seems to be infinite/very high for the terraformer. It is capable of handling at least the output of nine MFS units (4572 eu/t) through a high voltage cable without exploding. --[[User:Forecaster|Forecaster]] 12:16, 15 March 2012 (UTC)

: Confirmed, the terraformer has an infinite maximum input. The note "The terraformer will drain all energy as fast as possible" covers this. [[User:PingyXIV|PingyXIV]] 6:18, 1 May 2012 (CST)

== More Info Needed on range/types ==

Some of the info on this page is outdated, and its not a very descriptive page either. First, there appears to be a new tfpb, the "mushroom tfpb". Also the compression tfpb seems to have been removed? More data on the range of the terraformer would be nice as well. [[User:PingyXIV|PingyXIV]]

Talk:Terraformer

2012-05-02T11:17:39Z

PingyXIV: /* Need Max. Input */

Terraformer

2012-05-02T11:15:33Z

PingyXIV:

{{Block
|image=terraformer_ig.png
|type=Machine
|gravity=No
|dirt=No
|transparent=No
|light=No
|stackable=Yes (64)
}}

And what do you do with [[Advanced Machine]]s and [[Advanced Circuit]]s now?

Build a house? Nah, that would be TOO EASY!!!

Instead build something new. Something amazing.

Something incredibly '''future-like with immense resource-costs'''!

'''The ''Terraformer''!!!'''

Yes you heard right: ''Terraformer''. Forms terrain. Great, isn't it?

Now, how to use such an overly complicated, expensive, yet extremely awesome device, you may ask? It's really easy. Just get yourself some neat <s>USB-Sticks</s>[[Terraformer Blueprint]]s (TFBP)!

To start a terraforming operation, you have to power the ''Terraformer'' by cable (for example from an [[MFE]]).

It can work VERY energy-efficient, and depending on your choice of program, it will even last multiple DAYS until running out of power,
albeit it will consume all the power it can get and may drain '''VAST''' amounts of energy.

To tell a ''Terraformer'' what it is actually supposed to do, craft a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] and program it.

You can as well reuse older [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]]s, by just placing them into the crafting grid, so they will become empty again.

Then put the programmed [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] into the ''Terraformer'' by right-clicking it with the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] equipped and watch it do what it can do best: '''TERRAFORM'''.

To remove a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] from the ''Terraformer'', you just have to right-click it with a [[Wrench]] and it will pop out.

Completely terraforming a landscape takes some time. It may take multiple, if not numerous days. Plan accordingly.

== Recipe ==
{{Grid/Crafting Table
|A1=Glowstone Dust |B1=Tfbp |C1=Glowstone Dust
|A2=Dirt |B2=Advanced Machine |C2=Dirt
|A3=Glowstone Dust |B3=Dirt |C3=Glowstone Dust
|Output=Terraformer
}}

{{Energy|Input=[[Cultivation]] - 20 [[EU]]/t [[Desertification]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Irrigation]] - 8 [[EU]]/t [[Chilling]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Compression]] - 10 [[EU]]/t [[Flatificator]] - 40 [[EU]]/t|Output=-|Storage=40}}

The amount of [[EU]]/t actually drained varies greatly, depending on the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] used and the environment the ''Terraformer'' is placed in.

'''Note:''' A Terraformer will drain all available energy as fast as possible. Also, if the range of two Terraformers conflict they will both terraform the conflicting area until one of them runs out of power.
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[[Category:Machines]]

Terraformer

2012-05-02T11:14:48Z

PingyXIV:

{{Block
|image=terraformer_ig.png
|type=Machine
|gravity=No
|dirt=No
|transparent=No
|light=no
|stackable=Yes (64)
}}

And what do you do with [[Advanced Machine]]s and [[Advanced Circuit]]s now?

Build a house? Nah, that would be TOO EASY!!!

Instead build something new. Something amazing.

Something incredibly '''future-like with immense resource-costs'''!

'''The ''Terraformer''!!!'''

Yes you heard right: ''Terraformer''. Forms terrain. Great, isn't it?

Now, how to use such an overly complicated, expensive, yet extremely awesome device, you may ask? It's really easy. Just get yourself some neat <s>USB-Sticks</s>[[Terraformer Blueprint]]s (TFBP)!

To start a terraforming operation, you have to power the ''Terraformer'' by cable (for example from an [[MFE]]).

It can work VERY energy-efficient, and depending on your choice of program, it will even last multiple DAYS until running out of power,
albeit it will consume all the power it can get and may drain '''VAST''' amounts of energy.

To tell a ''Terraformer'' what it is actually supposed to do, craft a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] and program it.

You can as well reuse older [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]]s, by just placing them into the crafting grid, so they will become empty again.

Then put the programmed [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] into the ''Terraformer'' by right-clicking it with the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] equipped and watch it do what it can do best: '''TERRAFORM'''.

To remove a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] from the ''Terraformer'', you just have to right-click it with a [[Wrench]] and it will pop out.

Completely terraforming a landscape takes some time. It may take multiple, if not numerous days. Plan accordingly.

== Recipe ==
{{Grid/Crafting Table
|A1=Glowstone Dust |B1=Tfbp |C1=Glowstone Dust
|A2=Dirt |B2=Advanced Machine |C2=Dirt
|A3=Glowstone Dust |B3=Dirt |C3=Glowstone Dust
|Output=Terraformer
}}

{{Energy|Input=[[Cultivation]] - 20 [[EU]]/t [[Desertification]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Irrigation]] - 8 [[EU]]/t [[Chilling]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Compression]] - 10 [[EU]]/t [[Flatificator]] - 40 [[EU]]/t|Output=-|Storage=40}}

The amount of [[EU]]/t actually drained varies greatly, depending on the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] used and the environment the ''Terraformer'' is placed in.

'''Note:''' A Terraformer will drain all available energy as fast as possible. Also, if the range of two Terraformers conflict they will both terraform the conflicting area until one of them runs out of power.
{{Navigation}}

[[Category:Machines]]

Terraformer

2012-05-02T11:12:04Z

PingyXIV:

{{Block
|image=terraformer_ig.png
|type=Machine
|gravity=No
|dirt=No
|transparent=No
|light=no
|stackable=Yes (64)
}}

And what do you do with [[Advanced Machine]]s and [[Advanced Circuit]]s now?

Build a house? Nah, that would be TOO EASY!!!

Instead build something new. Something amazing.

Something incredibly '''future-like with immense resource-costs'''!

'''The ''Terraformer''!!!'''

Yes you heard right: ''Terraformer''. Forms terrain. Great, isn't it?

Now, how to use such an overly complicated, expensive, yet extremely awesome device, you may ask? It's really easy. Just get yourself some neat <s>USB-Sticks</s>[[Terraformer Blueprint]]s (TFBP)!

To start a terraforming operation, you have to power the ''Terraformer'' by cable (for example from an [[MFE]]).

It can work VERY energy-efficient, and depending on your choice of program, it will even last multiple DAYS until running out of power,
albeit it will consume all the power it can get and may drain '''VAST''' amounts of energy.

To tell a ''Terraformer'' what it is actually supposed to do, craft a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] and program it.

You can as well reuse older [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]]s, by just placing them into the crafting grid, so they will become empty again.

Then put the programmed [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] into the ''Terraformer'' by right-clicking it with the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] equipped and watch it do what it can do best: '''TERRAFORM'''.

To remove a [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] from the ''Terraformer'', you just have to right-click it with a [[Wrench]] and it will pop out.

Completely terraforming a landscape takes some time. It may take multiple, if not numerous days. Plan accordingly.

== Recipe ==
{{Grid/Crafting Table
|A1=Glowstone Dust |B1=Tfbp |C1=Glowstone Dust
|A2=Dirt |B2=Advanced Machine |C2=Dirt
|A3=Glowstone Dust |B3=Dirt |C3=Glowstone Dust
|Output=Terraformer
}}

{{Energy|Input=[[Cultivation]] - 20 [[EU]]/t [[Desertification]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Irrigation]] - 8 [[EU]]/t [[Chilling]] - 4 [[EU]]/t [[Compression]] - 10 [[EU]]/t [[Flatificator]] - 40 [[EU]]/t|Output=-|Storage=40}}

The amount of [[EU]]/t actually drained varies greatly, depending on the [[Terraformer Blueprint|TFBP]] used and the environment the ''Terraformer'' is placed in.

If the range of two Terraformers conflicts, they will both continue their function on the same conflicting area, back and forth, until they both run out or nearly run out of energy.

'''Note:''' A Terraformer will drain all available energy as fast as possible.

{{Navigation}}

[[Category:Machines]]