This mod is a (currently standalone) RFTools addon which will in the future contain all power storage and power generator blocks from RFTools. So the endergenic, coal generator and powercells will be moved here. At the moment this mod only contains a new multi-block power storage for very big power storage. In contrast with the power cells that are currently in RFTools this block provides more storage but the advantage of the original powercells is that they are a multidimensional and disconnected multiblock so they can be used to transfer power to other dimensions.
Note! This mod does *not* require RFTools. If RFTools is present the recipes will use RFTools components (machine base, dimensional shards) but that's the only connection.
Feel free to use this mod in your modpacks.
hi mcjty - just wanted to say that after watching several series of a YT'er with several modpacks i just want to say that your mods are really cool (still dunnno how to work most of the stuff only from what i see in the series) and how awesome some of the gizmos are that you added in all your mods. keep at it :)
in 1.14 have all the different RF tools mods been merged into this one or have they been renamed?
5 blocks and cant craft the coal gen ill wait a bit lol
Just check in JEI (search for @RFToolsPower)
It is relatively new
Is there a list of blocks and items added by RFTools Power anywhere? I can’t find any documentation on this mod.
Why is this mod so underused in modpacks compared to RFTools, RFTools Control, and RFTools Dimensions? I didn’t even know that this mod existed.
This is a great idea but if it work standalone needs some kind of wrench and a simple way to detect redstone signal for the current capacity.
How are you supposed to set input and output sides without using a wrench from RFTools? If this is standalone shouldn't it be possible to use this without RFTools or am I misunderstanding something? It would be really cool to have such a simple mod for energy storage :)
In reply to bunderscores:
It should work with other wrenches but it may be broken for some. If you can't find one that works then I'm afraid you will have to use rftools
Using these and I'm trying to figure out a way to automate a generator to start when the cell is at 50%, but comparators don't register the level. Is there anything available that can detect the level of power in these cells?
You could add high-capacity low-IO cells and low-capacity high-IO cells to allow for some tradeoffs.
It totally NEEDS the horizontal texture connection. And more, the full set of connected textures.
In reply to McJty:
In reply to Warrock3280:
Seriously why do people feel so entitled to the labor of others?
Edit: Also, just wanted to say good job on the updates to RFT, Jty, it's awesome that you've kept supporting your content for this long! Perhaps you'll consider the C++ version if/when they make an API ;)
In reply to McJty:
this'll be fun! I kinda hope that it stays standalone though once everything is added in!
You never fail to impress McJty, nice work.