BOUNDLESS GAME GLASS WINDOW UPGRADE
BOUNDLESS GAME GLASS WINDOW MODS

I figure this will create a little 1 block crawlspace behind each machine, where I can hop over the spark lines, in case I ever need to access the back of any machine. Instead of burying the “spark line” or sticking it on the ceiling (Boundless, unfortunately, lacks modded Minecraft covers or facades to hide wiring), I put it low to the ground at the back of the machine. The T shaped dynamos surrounding it are the future “power coils,” in a 2×3 arrangement on all four sides, that should be 24 quite handily. The four blue workbenches simulate the Boundless “machine,” which I crinked up into an “L” shape.

BOUNDLESS GAME GLASS WINDOW MODS

It just happened to be Stoneblock, which has a number of tech mods included. I’d just grabbed the nearest modpack I had already installed, that might conceivably contain similar-ish blocks. Super flat world. Wound up near a village and a ton of bored green slimes. Now…where else could I actually build things in three dimensions, and mutter to myself while basically sketching out a prototype? I tried drawing some layouts on paper, only to realize that I’m not great at drawing squares, and keeping track of things in three-dimensions on a two-dimensional sheet? Forget it. It seems there were much less than 24 coils, and not much room for future expansion if needed. I wasn’t quite convinced about the top/down placement in the screenshots. I looked at screenshots I had taken of other players’ bases to see how they did it. I watched a Youtube video of some suggested Power Coil Placement ideas. I am not terribly good at this sort of spatial math. The machine also needs to be powered by an electrical wire equivalent – spark cable lines that will eventually connect to a spark generator.

Up to 24 power coils can be connected to one machine. The machines themselves comprise of 4 blocks, which can be arranged in any fashion, as long as they connect. They then shoot a little colored laser beam at the machine they’re affecting. Power coils (and the advanced version) are blocks that need to have a 1 block air gap between them and the machine they are powering.

Given the current prices in player shops and the ability of veteran players to leapfrog past new player bottlenecks, I was giving serious thought to just buying the advanced power coils slowly, one at a time, off said player shops.

The next step in crafting progression are power coils and advanced power coils.

BOUNDLESS GAME GLASS WINDOW UPGRADE

The next upgrade to the functional machines that I was idly considering slowly accumulating as an incremental long term goal simply wouldn’t fit. Square rectangular box? Underground hidey hobbit hole? No problem.Įxcept there was one itty bitty little issue. I was going to keep my home base / camp as small as possible, and keep it mostly functional. Regular readers will recall that I am not a builder by nature, and have no intention of constructing anything even remotely similar to the player monuments I have been happily screenshotting, perfectly content to admire from afar. …aka the one where I wind up down the slippery slope of “how did I do this to myself again?!”

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