gazelutza wrote:and how do u make 4 x 4 hibachis?:> with Bellows ;)

I think you would need multiple bellows since the will only stoke a 3x3 area of hibachi. I'll give it a go and come back to you.

I like it, yours allows for more versatility when powering it, you only need to power the redstone. not the block.

FlowerChild wrote:-Fixed problem with arrows bouncing off of mobs.

Thanks FC, aside from all the great other features, this one really bugged me.

The blocks used are irrelevant, I just used it to signify the input block.

I've posted this before in the useful builds thread but this is my design you might want to have a look at:
EDIT: It's a 3 long tilable design, shouldn't be too hard to work it out but just one note, the emerald block need direct power rather than indirect power.

Just a quick bug report, slabs still have the old wood texture on the top.

I think a relatively simple solution would be a block that stacks to a nice round number like 100. Then you could easy work out distance from there. 64 just makes things confusing when counting stacks.

PS: 1000 posts :)

It's good but quite expensive on the torches. Why not have something like a torch with a certain block behind it, you can still have 8 directions and only use a third of the resources.

Sorry to hear about it, I know what its like to lose a loved pet. I hope the sadness doesn't breach your spiky exoskeleton.

This add-on has brought Isabella straight to the top of my favourite texture packs. Keep up the good work!

After looking at Battosay's new kiln design I couldn't help but think that it could be simpler. After 20 minutes of experimenting this is what I came up with: http://i.imgur.com/KdRI9.png Underneath the stone block is a redstone torch on the side of the detector. It powers the redstone next to the b...

I was going to share my builds...I then I read this whole thread, and felt inept. However, I did see some discussion on powering hibachis. The compacted vertical one posted earlier takes slightly less redstone then this, but this is an alternative to anyone who is okay with horizontal redstone. htt...

Sarudak wrote:

FlowerChild wrote:I'm working on a new trailer for the mod. It should be done in the next couple of weeks.

I missed the casting call????? D:

Didn't you see the auditions thread? ;)

Donzaffi wrote:

Husbag3 wrote:Hardcore trade doesn't sound as interesting as "Hardcore villagers"

that sounds more like villagers in gimp suits

It's open to interpretation ;)

Hardcore trade doesn't sound as interesting as "Hardcore villagers"

This isn't necessarily a build but I just made a tile-able circuit to power 3 hibachis. The green wool indicates the input for the circuit. The timings of the repeaters are irrelevant; they're just to make the hibachis turn on with an even number of ticks between them. [/ocd] http://i.imgur.com/Vm2...

I made the 3 hibachi tile significantly cheaper and a little more compact.
EDIT: Fixed image

I shall remember this day as my first implemented suggestion, thanks! XD

I prefer a nomadic play style, I also have waaaaay too much free time; 2-3hrs each day.

I have accumulated about 10-15 of them from dungeons/strongholds and I just don't use them, the gold could be better spent on other things.

After a search of "golden apple" in this sub forum nothing came up. It's simple enough; render down golden apples to 8 nuggets in the crucible.

I won't say the ones that have already said but I also like CNB and Cubehamster.

HaloGamefreek wrote:Have you tried tiling them? Im not too sure this works but if it does its definately becoming a part of my Alchemy/pottery room.

I can confirm that it is tile-able. However, you can only power all the tiles at the same time, not independently.

This isn't necessarily a build but I just made a tile-able circuit to power 3 hibachis. The green wool indicates the input for the circuit. The timings of the repeaters are irrelevant; they're just to make the hibachis turn on with an even number of ticks between them. [/ocd] http://i.imgur.com/Vm2G...

ThatOneDude wrote:I don't even know what hardcore bone does yet...

You're probably too young ;)