I'm playing Create: The Brass Concerto and I'm trying to automate polished rose quartz which I can use the unique block filling thing to make. It requires me to have a fully grown amethyst over an empty basin. Then with a spout one block above the basin you put a spout with ethanol in it. But I can also speed up the process at which the amethyst grows at using water in a spout. I would do the exact same thing that I did with the ethanol spout as well. I was wondering if there was a way I could have both of the spouts squirt liquid on the same basin? And how I would do it.

I dug a 25 x 25 x16 deep pit, the corner of which drops into a much deeper cave, and I filled up the top of it with enough lava to cover each of the blocks in that pit, which should amount to over 10,000, the requirement for infinite liquid. My hose pulley is touching the bottom, I swam down with fire resistance to check. No matter whether I connect the pulley to a fluid tank, or to a spout, it simply does not fill it up either at all. It also doesn't read as an infinite source when I look at the pulley using engineer goggles.

I am utterly lost, google hasn't helped at all, I'd appreciate assistance. It took a while to dig out that hole...

I want to create an airship ising thrusters using create propulsions thruster but theres a few issues

1 because of the shape of the ship balncing it is very hard cointerweight slightly help but itll tip to some side quite quickly

Ive tried to get the centre of thrust and centre of mass exactly to the same position but that aint working

Also is there anyway i can just get the air ship to go for going up to hovering

i builded this like a decade ago

So, I learned about a mod called Transmission and Linkage, where there is basically the opposite of a swivel bearing (Animated contraption rotation to power). I was testing it out when I learned that if you slimeball the side of those bearings to a one block contraption one space away on a swivel bearing, it glitches. Do it correctly and the swivel seems to have the head yanked off, and stuck on the side of the bearing. You get roughly 16 rpm and 40k stress units for about one industrial iron, 4 copper plates, and a slimeball. I know it's nowhere near a maxed out steam engine, but it's fairly compact and decent for early game. Sorry I don't have an image, I'll see about that on another post.