IndustrialCraft 2 Solar Flower Tutorial

This is a tutorial on how to make a solar flower in industrial craft 2. This is a great mod, I would totally reccommend playing it. I have been playing it for quite some time now. Subscribe for more industrial craft, hacked clients, griefing, let's plays, and more!

I can't believe how much views this is getting, thanks so much guys!

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• minecraft
• industrial
• craft
• ic2
• solar
• flower
• tutorial

[FabianK95]

What cable is best to use for this? Wiki says that the isulated copper cables are losing almost no energy, so I think they are, but they can just handle low voltage, right? So please help me :D What cable is best for it?

[Minionsman]

@FabianK95 Yes, copper cables can only handle low-voltage. Tin cables, (a.k.a ultra-low current cables) are the best for solar flowers. They lose 1 EU every 40 blocks. The wiki says they can only handel 3 EU, and that is correct. However, they can handle any amount of EU "packets" of 1. Each solar panel outputs 1 EU "packet," so the tin cables can handle that. Essentially, tin cables are the best for solar panels.

[SPEKTROE]

Mine blew up on me? Can you tell me what im doing wrong?

[Minionsman]

@SPEKTROE Well I have to know what you did to blow it up, can you tell me?

[Minionsman]

@ryanrmc100 No problem-o

[ryanrmc100]

@Minionsman Thanks!

[Minionsman]

@ryanrmc100 It used to be confusing to me, but I got the hang of it. If you to start learning it, a channel on youtube called "thenewboston" (without quotes) does tutorials.

[ryanrmc100]

@Minionsman Java is too hard for me.

[Minionsman]

@ryanrmc100 Yes, I used it for a project last year. I still use it every so often when I'm bored, I've moved on to greater programming languages. Scratch is still easy and fun to use though :D

[ryanrmc100]

Goodness! You have scratch?