Geothermal plant

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This is a small contraption using Buildcraft 2.2.1, Redpower 2 prerelease 2b, and industrialcraft 2 v1.15.
The idea is to place the plant into the nether near a really big lava pool, and let it craft the lava cells used to power Geothermal generators. The only thing you need to do is to put tin ingots, and take 4 times that in lava cells outside the nether.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• minecraft
• 1.8.1
• redpower2
• buildcraft2
• industrialcraft2
• farming

[Reevin]

You know you wouldn't have to use tin at all if you dropped those buckets directly into the geo gen and just built more gens to match production. Use additional pipes to teleport lava to a storage area near your power facility then the deployer to empty them into the gens. Yeah you couldn't put a stack of cells in the gen, but you wouldn't waste any tin either.

[Xagroth]

@Reevin Yep, but when the video was made, there were not such an option ^^

[gudenaurock]

Uhm, logistic pipes.

[Xagroth]

@gudenaurock weren't around back then ^^

[2cheapful]

allow me to point one small detail out to you, last i knew the geothermal generators accepted direct pipe input making the cells redundant also redstone engines can be used in place of steam usually 4-5 work well

[Xagroth]

@2cheapful well, the video is old XD. Yeah, the redstone engines could be used like that.

[MrCreeperdestroyer]

you have a cool plant nice work !!

[MrAlexsp11]

i see your using the "Massive Fucking Storage Unit"

[Kratchify]

Favo+Like+Sub :)

[peuterschmidt]

@2cheapful can you tell me how to get direct pipe input? I have been trying and have failed to find out how.