This mod adds chimney pipes, through which smoke from the fire or furnace goes up into the air.
REQUIRES ForgeEndertech library.
For greater immersion use with Pollution of the Realms.
Key features
- Lots of craftable chimneys from common building materials
- Variaty of smoke colors depending on the material of the chimney
- Particles collide and react to the wind
- Transparent chimneys for more exciting scenery
- Smoker block to generate any kind of smoke with gui configurable parameters
- Pumps to make smoke go down
- Vent ducts for connecting remote chimneys
Chimneys
Recipes
Connection Patterns
Tutorials
Advanced physics
- The more sources connected to the chimney, the more smoke you'll get
- Intensivity of the smoke depends on what obstacles and conductors it went through
- The variety of smoke colors depends on the sources and the path taken by the smoke
Customization
- Add custom smoke emitters
- Change smoke color, amount, intensivity, scale
- Use Smoker block to generate any kind of smoke with gui configurable parameters
- Create your own custom chimneys from any block you like
Modpacks
- Feel free to use the mod in any modpacks.
- You are allowed to use it without asking for permission.
I'm just wondering, but is it only possible to make a pump with iron?
In reply to Liberty0522:
Only if the default recipes have been changed.
In reply to EnderLanky:
Turns out I just needed to install JEI, was unaware it switched to needing a hopper instead of a block of coal
I've noticed that you can just put a chimney straight over the top of a furnace and then put a block on top of the chimney and it completely blocks all smoke. It would be good if people did this that it blew back out the source block to stop people from doing this and circumnavigating the mod.
In reply to rogitien:
I'll see what I can do about this. Thanks for noticing.
In reply to EnderLanky:
..and thank you for a great mod!
Hello Enderlanky,
Thanks for this very cute mod.
Quick question : as I understand it, it's not possible to build an oblique chimney.
Something like that :
Am I missing something ?
In reply to Telemnor:
No, it's not possible. But you can connect vents directly to the furnace to move the whole chimney pipe away from it.
Does anyone know if it works with the pollution mod?
In reply to rogitien:
yes it does with "pollution of the realm". mod.
What config did you use to get the intense smoke in the Brick Factory shot located in the Images tab?
Cheers!
In reply to nickstalburg:
I used a bunch of Smoker blocks with all settings maxed out to get that intense smoke exhaust.
In reply to EnderLanky
I'll try that, thanks!
can you make a config setting that you can turn on and off where smoke from chimneys will pileup in sky and cloud vision
In reply to tytolll:
The smoke from the chimneys does not build up in the sky (it is a simple decorative feature). But pollution from POTR does and can cloud your vision.
i play in the version 1.12.2 and i would set the max range for the pump from 16 to 64, how i make this, i dont find any setting in the config?
In reply to CommanderDonkey:
It is located in configs/forgeendertech/forgeendertech.cfg
Look for the maxVentPipeLength parameter.
Hi! What is the config for TFC blocks for custom chimneys? I don't get it. I guess it's cause the strange block ID containing an slash: tfc:cobble/basalt (idk).
And another thing: Finally I figured out how to configer the pit kiln, bloomery and the blast furnace. But have realy problems to get firepit and charcoal_forge running. In fact, the chimneys are working (particles at ignition), but not the pollution (pollution-of-the-realms). No combination with [lit=true] or an NBT-Tag is working. Can u help me? :)
Edit: TFC TNG for 1.12 ;)
In reply to lixxerius:
Check out this example of Basalt Chimney.
And here's the config for POTR.
You can type in /pother test emitter 2 while looking at the active firepit to make sure it all works.
In reply to EnderLanky:
Thanks for the config!
POTR: The firepit do NOT bubble. Only if I run the command (with 1 or 2), then one bubble pops up. The command respond shows me "…active…". What do you think?
Chimney: This works! :)