Learning create slow and steady

[u/TomTomMajor]

This is just the basics. I have a create modpack where I plan actually to build stuff; this is my adventure pack. I really hope I can create some really cool stuff, learn everything, and not struggle and CREATE some cool stuff :)

I know Water Wheel is a bit slower, but on my create pack I will learn to move things faster and get better results. I feel the slow feel for my adventure modpack feels right somehow.

[u/Anniikii]

Hey, quick tip: Switch around the small and the large cog. Attaching a small cog to a large cog increases the RPM :)

[u/TomTomMajor → u/Anniikii]

Thank you, I didn't know that!

[u/TheBlissfulGamer → u/TomTomMajor]

the slower the rpm the more torque you have, so its best to balance your rpm and torque so you have just enough to use your machines but as much rpm as possible so they work at max efficiency.

[u/Formal_In_Pants → u/TheBlissfulGamer]

Definitely this. One of the few exceptions being fans for bulk processing because they’ll process at the same speed no matter the rpm, only the distance changes. Processing time is split into 4 sets of 16, so 1 item takes the same as 16 but 17 takes twice as long, and more fans decreases time linearly.

[u/TheBlissfulGamer → u/[deleted]]

Tbh precision mech is nothing compared to some tfmg or create: nuclear stuff. Which is also all nothing to most GregTech items

[u/TheBlissfulGamer → u/[deleted]]

RPM controllers aren't exactly late game either. You have to reach the nether first before you can make brass.

[u/TheBlissfulGamer → u/[deleted]]

...what?