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BuildCraft 6.4.9 Stable This update fixes compatibility with Forge builds 1355+, as well as a dupe bug with pump robots! Here it is!Changelog:Bugs fixed:[#2621] FluidStack crash with Forge 1355+ (asie)Crash on invalid mapping - instead reports error to console (asie)Fluid dupe bug with pump robot (hea3ven) more ... BuildCraft 6.4.8 Stable We seem to be doing releases quite often for the 6.4 branch - moreso than 7.0! - but that's mainly because I want to close 6.4 once and for all, eventually. (Also, my spring break ends tomorrow, so the updates will probably slow down then.)In the meantime, though … more ... BuildCraft 6.4.7 Stable After tons of hope (and sometimes tears caused by their unlawful losses) of TCon users and especially Regrowth players, we have fixed the issue of multiple fluids mixing in one pipe and causing fluid losses!Okay, I lied a bit - the fix is actually a workaround. But it works!This … more ... BuildCraft 6.4.6 Stable I can't believe it! We fixed Builder lag! Really! And a few tiny robot issues. Grab this amazing release here!Changelog:Improvements:[#2587] Hollow Facades now display in the creative tab (asie)Bugfixes:[#2600, #2591, #2589, #2584, others] Builder/Filler causing unbearable lag (asie) (tested it this time! I'm pretty … more ... BuildCraft 7.0.0 Beta This is the new logo of BuildCraft!Hello! After months of hard work, I'm happy to finally announce the release of an early beta of BuildCraft 7, so that our users can see the extent of the new changes. The most important one is a full retexture done by CyanideX … more ... BuildCraftCompat 6.4.2 New version, released mainly to fix some issues with recent versions of NEI, the reasons for which I do not quite understand. Grab it at the usual download page. more ... BuildCraft 6.4.5 Stable This time, what triggers the release is a dupe bug involving Thermal Expansion. However, we also have fixed many of the Builder/Filler lag issues! Grab the latest release here!Changelog:Bugfixes:[#2585] Dupe bug with Thermal Expansion (asie)[#2582] Laser rendering not working properly with solid blocks on front … more ... BuildCraft 6.4.4 Stable, Compat 6.4.1 Due to a serious issue with Ender IO conduits and BuildCraft Compat that has popped up, we decided to package up our existing fixes to BuildCraft into a single release. Grab it at the Downloads page.Changelog:Bugfixes:[#2574} Construction Marker issues (asie)[#2566] ConcurrentModificationException on Planter (hea3ven)Broken alternate … more ... New

– Galacticraft 3 and Galacticraft 4 work with all RF mods)Mekanism J (Joules)IC2 EU (Energy Units)Buildcraft MJ (Minecraft Joules)Universal Electricity’s UE units (Galacticraft 1 only)Ore DictionaryGalacticraft’s ores and fluids are registered with the ore dictionary, thus making them compatible with most other mods. For example, Galacticraft Copper Ingots and Tin Ingots are interchangeable with: Mekanism, IC2, Tinker’s Construct, Thermal Expansion or Forestry copper and tin. Galacticraft Oil and Rocket Fuel are interchangeable with Buildcraft oil and fuel. EnderIO Rocket Fuel Buckets can also be used in your Fuel Loader.Aluminum Ore can be powdered in Thermal Expansion’s Pulverizer. From version 139 (February 2018), Galacticraft 4 also lets Aluminum Ore be ground in a Grindstone from Applied Energistics 2 or it can be macerated in an IC2 Macerator (and then processed further in IC2 by ore washing and thermal centrifuge).Step One: Gathering ResourcesOverworld OresThe first thing is to gather Tin Ore, Copper Ore, and Aluminum Ore (which can be smelted into Tin Ingots, Copper Ingots, and Aluminum Ingots respectively). You will also want to find some Silicon Ore, which is rarer than the other three ores and forms at deeper levels (drops Raw Silicon when mined).OilIf Galacticraft is the only mod that you have installed, you can gather oil using either regular buckets, or Empty Canisters and a Portable Oil Extractor — we’ll get to these in a minute.If you have Buildcraft installed, the recommended method for gathering oil is by using a pump and Buildcraft or Railcraft tanks. Buildcraft also has the ability to gather oil in buckets. Forestry gives you the option of using tin cans, which are cheap, but single-use. Or, you can wait until we’ve created the Galacticraft tools necessary for oil collection.Step Two: Power SourceIn order to make most of the Galacticraft components and tools, you need

MJ is the energy that BuildCraft 3 uses. MJ stands for Minecraft Joules. It is generated by any kind of Engine and can be used by any kind of BuildCraft machinery. Many types of energy can be converted to MJ by using Engines, however, transforming MJ into other power types is a more complex process, and needs the use of other mods machines. MJ can travel through Conductive Pipes and Redstone Energy Conduit. Generation[]MJs are made by all types of Engines. Redstone Engines generate MJ just with a redstone signal, but others like the Combustion Engine need Fuel or other resources to produce MJ. Since Redstone Engines can only power Wooden Transport Pipes and Wooden Waterproof Pipes, a higher-tier engine is needed in order to power machinery.List of Engines[]NameMax Output (MJ/t)Source ModBiogas Engine5ForestryBlulectric Engine23+RedPower 2Combustion Engine6Buildcraft 3Commercial Steam Engine4RailcraftElectrical Engine14ForestryHobbyist's Steam Engine2RailcraftIndustrial Steam Engine8RailcraftMagmatic Engine4Thermal ExpansionPeat-fired Engine1ForestryRedstone Engine0.05Buildcraft 3Steam Engine2Thermal ExpansionStirling (Steam) Engine1Buildcraft 3Transportation[] Some Golden Conductive Pipes carrying MJ. The cyan beam in the pipes is MJ. Engines can place their MJ into a machine, a Wooden Conductive Pipe (which can be then attached to other Conductive Pipes), or a Redstone Energy Conduit with the arrow pointing out of the machine.Conductive Pipes are like wire for MJ to travel through. Stone Conductive Pipes have a 1% energy loss by each block, and Golden Conductive Pipes have a 0.01% energy loss by block. When MJ is traveling through a Conductive Pipe, a cyan beam is seen inside the pipes. MJ traveling a Conductive Pipe is seen in the right of this page, note the cyan beam inside the pipe.To see more information see Conductive PipesConversion[]Other power types can be converted into MJ. EU, IndustrialCraft 2's power, can be converted into MJ by using an Electrical Engine. Blutricity, RedPower 2's power, can be converted into MJ by using a Blulectric Engine, which takes blutricity and outputs MJ. MJ can be converted into EU by powering a Magma Crucible with Netherrack or Cobblestone inside it that generates lava, and then put that lava into a Geothermal Generator or a Thermal Generator; the Magma Crucible will take MJ and the generator will output EU, with an efficiency that depends on what resource is melted in the crucible and which generator is used to extract EU. The most efficient version of this process allows the resulting EU to be converted back into MJ with a properly upgraded Electrical Engine with no loss.EU Conversion[]Lava SourceGeneratorMJ per LavaEU per LavaEU per MJCobblestoneGeothermal Generator24,00020,0000.83CobblestoneThermal Generator24,00030,0001.25NetherrackGeothermal Generator12,00020,0001.67NetherrackThermal Generator12,00030,0002.5v · d · e Buildcraft 3 Transport NetworkItem Pipes Cobblestone Transport Pipe • Diamond Transport Pipe • Golden Transport Pipe • Iron Transport Pipe • Obsidian Transport Pipe • Sandstone

The article Oil is still unfinished and may be lacking detailed general information, screenshots, and crafting recipes. Please expand the article and remove the {{unfinished}} tag once the article can be considered complete.Oil contains information about the BuildCraft mod.Oil (or 'Black gold' if you like) is a part of the BuildCraft mod. It is a black liquid found in pools that are generated randomly around the world. The primary use for it is to be refined into Fuel for the powering of Combustion engines, amongst other things.Spawning[]Small deposits are relatively common and most often appear in desert biomes as pools. They contain on average 16 buckets of oil. eu quero ter mito mods e lega nossa cara Large and medium-sized deposits, while often looking the same as small deposits usually open out under the surface. The bottleneck caused by the small opening creates a geyser (see picture) which is how one distinguishes a large deposit from a small one. The height of the geyser has a loose correlation to the size of the deposit. The large geyser of extreme deposits. Extreme Deposits[]Extreme deposits are very rare, they contain extremely large amounts of oil. They can be distinguished by a very tall geyser and the stray oil source blocks in the vicinity of the very high geyser. They are a very good find; players that do find them should immediatly write down the coordinates. Because of their immense size, players often have a large surplus of oil from these extreme deposits.[]Oil can be picked up using a standard bucket, like many other liquids in Vanilla Minecraft. For large deposits, however, it is much more economical to set up a Pump. This will extract oil which can be run down Waterproof Pipess to be stored or used. To ensure extraction of the maximum amount of oil the player should ensure that the pump reaches down to the lowest point of the oil deposit.Storage and Usage[]Once oil has been extracted, it can be pumped to Tanks, be refined in an oil refinery, or be pumped straight into a combustion engine to be used