Rhoderick

I have played Create before this pack, and thus suitably respect the power of a big ol' boiler and some less-than-voluntary blazes. However, that comes with the understanding that you plug it into your network and just suddenly have way more SU available. Greate's limitations on shafts break that - I only have steel so far, so 128 SU per shaft max.

Now, from what I have observed, chain conveyors seem to be the main way you circumvent this restriction - you still only get a certain amount in or out per conveyor, but you can transport much more along one "line". However, unlike windmills, steam engines need a shaft between them and the conveyor, necessarily applying the limit.

So, as far as

So I semi-recently updated to version 0.13.1. My bloomery worked fine before, and seemed to work fine after. However, more recently, when fed with the customary 25 dusts and 22 charcoal, my bloomery will seem to run normal, then upon finishing, produce what looks like bloom blocks, but are actually called "Molten", and unmineable. As you may note, that's what you see before you actually fire it, except the amount. So turning it on a second time will result in exactly 7 raw blooms, which is a horrible rate.

I will note that I added Pollution of the Realms to the pack (and am thus somewhat hesitant to go open an issue), but I don't see any reason that should cause this, nor do the logs seem

So, like a few people from what I've seen, Create: Aeronautics got me playing MC again. (I honestly thought this would not happen until we got Tinker's Construct for this version, but here we are.) I've been using a grabbag of my favorite tech and magic mods together with a set explicitely designed around what I would call "boundary realism" - let the core mods be unburdened, but make the world feel immersive around them (Here this means Thirst was Taken, Cold Sweat, Thick Air, Pollution of the Realms, plus the entire Project Atmosphere stack, including Simple Clouds - I'm open to any interesting suggestions to add in this set, too).

And I do really like how this turned out, even if it woul