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Tekkit Machinery Explained

• 10/3/12 2:50 pm
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KGB_Tombstone
Lvl 21 • Expert Dragonborn
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Just ask me any amount of questions you wish and i will answer them to the best of my knowledge, this is a blog tutorial about tekkit but i will help people if they need any help with anything else, even if it is unrelated. I mainly play minecraft in a normal day so i know a BUNCH about the machinery and how they work, so ask away and i will explain how to use it, where to use it, what it does, how to craft it, and eventually, make videos through my youtube, i only have not done that yet due to lack of a cpu recording system that records what is on the screen and actually WORK, and plus i need a screen recorder that is free, so if any of you can tell me what i can get for free, i would love that, and then i can finally post a video, so other than that, support me with diamonds, remember i will answer any questions and i MIGHT post a picture of the mechanism or craft recipe if i am asked by the specific person, which, i have found, makes things SO MUCH EASIER. I am putting it in a project folder

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KGB_Tombstone
• 10/09/2012 3:21 pm
• Level 21 : Expert Dragonborn
The gates are hard to explain, for i myself have yet to try it out but i know some. The Timer is a redpower machine that allows you to set certain times ( in seconds) and it sends out a redstone current every 5 or so seconds depending on what you set on the timer. the toggle latch is a special little redpower piece that allows you to switch between two currents, making it much easier if you need to set up multiple machines with multiple redstone circuitry sets. Take note, all of them, (to my knowledge) can be toggled in some way. The sequencer is used for sending currents in THREE different ways, but, like a timer, it will take a full round based on how high your time is. The caller cell is another one, but it only goes on a 90 degree angle then snaps back, recommended use with a button. The RS Latch or Redstone Latch is another switching machine, you should use pressure plates because they are powered by two seperate currents, or turn entirely off if you use two switches. the gates can power multiple currents, but it is impossible for me to explain how they do change. That's as much as i know, please let me know if i missed a few or if this was helpful.
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KGB_Tombstone
• 10/09/2012 2:50 pm
• Level 21 : Expert Dragonborn
sorry man, my thing is not connecting to my internet, and it is on just fine. im going to try offline so bear with me if it fails
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KGB_Tombstone
• 10/09/2012 2:20 pm
• Level 21 : Expert Dragonborn
almost all? did you only recently get the pack?
plus i wanna know whether i should make this a project to show multiple machines

NVM, i will post the others in the update log
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p05
• 10/03/2012 3:17 pm
• Level 36 : Artisan Procrastinator
explane almost all the redpower machines i understand the redpower cables i just need to know the machines
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