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http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/221863-another-one-bites-the-dust
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Buckets for molten fluids in TC? #110

Closed tgstyle closed 8 years ago

tgstyle commented 8 years ago

Some mods use a fluid bucket for fluid filters, it would be nice to utilize these features for fluids created by AOBD.

buttilda commented 8 years ago

Sure! I'll make it cans, because for buckets I'd need to make the fluids placeable in world, and that's just pointless in my opinion. The cans will be registered as fluid containers, so they should work as filters.

Thanks for the suggestion :D

UndeadZeratul commented 8 years ago

Why not bottles? Then you can leverage an existing item, instead of making a custom one just for the sake of having a fluid container.

buttilda commented 8 years ago

Because there's only a handful of molten metals that a glass bottle would hold. Although cans/buckets probably wouldn't hold much either...

UndeadZeratul commented 8 years ago

Yeah, true; but couldn't the same be said about an iron bucket? Aren't there molten metals hotter than iron?

Just saw you mentioned buckets, ignore me.

buttilda commented 8 years ago

Yeah makes sense. Might as well use a bottle :3

tgstyle commented 8 years ago

One mod that you may want to test with is EnderIO Fluid Condiuits, they use fluid filters.

buttilda commented 8 years ago

Do they? How do I use filters on them? I tried right-clicking with the wrench but it only gives me the option to change the mode (extract/insert/etc) and redstone controls

tgstyle commented 8 years ago

Try a Ender Fluid Conduit

buttilda commented 8 years ago

Oh that one works :3 Everything is done, but it seems like EnderIO is not handling fluids the way it should. I've reported the issue to them here: https://github.com/SleepyTrousers/EnderIO/issues/3005

tgstyle commented 8 years ago

Awesome! Thanks!