BioReactor
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Name | BioReactor |
Source Mod | MineFactory Reloaded |
ID Name | MineFactoryReloaded:machine.1:10
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Type | Block |
Stackable | Yes (64) |
Blast Resistance | 2.5 |
Hardness | 0.5 |
Solid | Yes |
Transparent | No |
Affected by Gravity | No |
Emits Light | No |
Flammable | No |
Required Tool |
The BioReactor will turn plant matter into BioFuel. The base conversion rate is 1 item to 80 millibuckets of biofuel. However, if multiple types of items are converted at the same time, the process becomes more efficient.
Known fuel sources (likely incomplete):
- Seeds
- Wheat Seeds
- Pumpkin Seeds
- Melon Seeds
- Flax
- Corn
- etc.
- Saplings
- Different varieties count as different types.
- Veggies
- Natura's Berry Bushes
- Most Minecraft dyes
- Ink Sacs. (No longer an option in Minecraft 1.7)
- The Indigo Plant
- Flower dyes
Noteworthy items that the BioReactor doesn't process:
- Apples
- Flowers
- Pumpkins
- Melon (Item)
- Leaves
- Wheat
- Cactus/Cactus Green
- Sugar Cane
- Slimeballs
- Bone Meal
- Indigo Dye
Number of items | millibuckets of biofuel per item |
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1 | 80 |
2 | 90 |
3 | 100 |
4 | 110 |
5 | 120 |
6 | 130 |
7 | 140 |
8 | 150 |
9 | 160 |
Etc.
If supplied with a redstone signal, the reactor will stop processing materials. This can be helpful when loading items to get a high efficiency. It has an internal biofuel storage of 4 buckets, and will automatically output into Fluid Pipes. It requires no energy input to work, and generates biofuel at a rate of 1mB/tick.
Comparing to a Fermenter->Still setup, the BioReactor is better for mushrooms and saplings (the only two inputs they have in common). A Fermenter makes 50 mB of biomass from mushrooms and 250 mB of biomass from saplings. Using a Still, that makes 15mB of Biofuel from mushrooms and 75 mB from saplings. On top of that, a Fermenter and Still both require power to operate while the BioReactor does not.
As of some recent Modpacks:
Number of items | millibuckets of biofuel per item |
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1 | 5 |
2 | 12.5 |
3 | 23.33 |
4 | 37.5 |
5 | 55 |
6 | 75.83 |
7 | 100 |
8 | 127.5 |
9 | 158.33 |
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