This issue is a bit nitpicky, but I think the induction heater from Ignition: Foundry is very cumbersome to use, and draws a lot of power.
This block currently can consume a potentially infinite amount of power, and uses that power to heat the crucible to a certain level.
It needs about 450 rf/t to bring a basic crucible to max temperature, an 650 to bring an advanced one to max temperature.
I think we need to add a limit to how much power this block can accept per tick or some way to adjust the power consumption, because right now the only way is by using an enderIO buffer to limit the RF passing through to this block, otherwise it consumes all the energy it can.
I think the easiest solution is making it consume a lower amount of power, then adding a limit to the amount of power it can accept per tick. Though I would have to edit the mod to do that.
This issue is a bit nitpicky, but I think the induction heater from Ignition: Foundry is very cumbersome to use, and draws a lot of power. This block currently can consume a potentially infinite amount of power, and uses that power to heat the crucible to a certain level. It needs about 450 rf/t to bring a basic crucible to max temperature, an 650 to bring an advanced one to max temperature.
I think we need to add a limit to how much power this block can accept per tick or some way to adjust the power consumption, because right now the only way is by using an enderIO buffer to limit the RF passing through to this block, otherwise it consumes all the energy it can.
I think the easiest solution is making it consume a lower amount of power, then adding a limit to the amount of power it can accept per tick. Though I would have to edit the mod to do that.