Create Mod Steam Engine Guide!

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  @whatever45q4 · 3 years ago

  I think that tree farm is more expensive option, because when you have blaze burners, one brass funnel isn't that hard. And tree farm requires deployers to replant trees.

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  @mysterymayhem7020 · 3 years ago

  the guy who created this mod has done an amazing job.  i used to be a huge fan of the old industrial craft and this is my new favorite mod.

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  @PasiFourmyle · 3 years ago (edited)

  The lava farm does need sources, but you can use virtually any solid block under the lava, not just the dripstone block. It's actually just the pointed dripstone doing the work, not the block.

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  @MrTylerMatyas · 3 years ago

  I'm a simple man. I power my furnace engines with dried kelp blocks, I power my enslaved Blaze steam engine with dried kelp blocks.

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  @antieticoWT · 8 months ago (edited)

  For anyone having issues with the arm picking up an empty lava bucket, do the following:<br><br>At the depot where the lava bucket gets filled, place a brass funnel with the empty bucket (just like in the video). Configure the arm to interact only with the brass funnel, not with the depot itself<br><br>Then, on the other side of the depot, place another brass funnel, but this time set it to output the lava bucket. On this output brass funnel, place a depot, and this is the depot the arm should interact with.<br><br>To summarize the idea:<br>The arm will place the empty bucket into the brass funnel that fills it with lava. Once the bucket is filled, the brass funnel on the other side will output the lava-filled bucket onto the depot, and that is where the arm will pick it up

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  @Darksides-Realm · 3 years ago

  I can confidently say I know my way around Create better than many, but I never knew I was overestimating how much water I needed for steam engines!

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  @annasmith5216 · 3 years ago (edited)

  you don’t have to use the drip stone blocks just pointed drip stone btw :) you could have glass or stone or whatever non flammable block there as long as the point is there

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  @danieljames1868 · 3 years ago

  &quot;The trick there is getting the lava from the nether, but I&apos;ll let you figure that one out.&quot;<br><br>🎵I LIKE TRAINS🎵

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  @CauseOfBSOD · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82WQTHB0P0c&amp;t=950">15:50</a> for the netherrack, you could use a threshold switch (or whatever it was called) to turn on some kind of warning (e.g. if you have a control room for your base it could be a redstone lamp there) when the netherrack runs low.

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  @BlazeMakesGames · 2 years ago

  Yeah one of the common add ons makes it possible to generate netherrack by pouring healing potions on cobblestone, which makes a top tier steam engine an insanely complicated but very satisfying setup.<br><br>You need a Melon Farm, Netherrack Farm, and a gold farm, which itself is a whole project on its own, then of course you need to farm chickens for the eggs and sugarcane, and then you can finally have all that feed into making blaze cakes infinitely in a massive factory sized engine. <br><br>On the plus side tho you do get a healing potion farm out of it among other things.

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  @Verol_On_YT · 2 years ago

  bruh goated tutorial, couldn&apos;t figure out which power source i should use and steam engines seemed too complicated until i watched this! tysm!

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  @TheRubyGamesOG · 3 years ago

  I am actually getting into the create mod again (I played it 2 times prior but returning to it) thank you for this! Your videos are informative and I enjoy the mostly uncut content as well as saying your thought process aloud, earned a sub from this minecraft veteran

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