Tank Valve

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Tank Valve
Tank Valve.png
Tank Valve
Name

Tank Valve

Source Mod

HEXCraft

Type

Machines

Role

Multiblock Component

Energy

N/A

Stackable

Yes (64)

Added:


Tank Valve is a machine added by HEXCraft and is used for the construction of Hexorium Tank.

Obtaining

Crafting

The valve is obtained by a crafting recipe which is made up of a lot of different HEXCraft components.

Name Ingredients Crafting recipe

Tank Valve

Hexorium Machine Block +
Machine Control Panel +
Rainbow Core +
Digital Smartpipes +
Iron Ingots

Iron Ingot Machine Control Panel Iron Ingot Grid layout Arrow (small).png Tank Valve
Digital Smartpipe Hexorium Machine Block Digital Smartpipe
Iron Ingot Rainbow Core Iron Ingot

Usage

Tank Valve is a machine used to create the Hexorium Tank multiblock structure. Please visit the structure page for more information. The valve does not require any energy to function and can be rotated by sneak-right clicking on it with a Hexorium Manipulator.

Screenshots

Tank Valve from front.
Glow-in-dark effect.
The texture of the valve changes once it is part of a Hexorium Tank.

Lore

Tank Valve is the newest tech from CelesTek Technologies. The tank was designed to route fluids through it and then store them within a Hexorium Tank. The valve is made up of two Digital Smartpipes which open and close the ports depending on whether the fluid should be routed into or out of the tank. Since the valve lacks a pump, it cannot automatically output the fluid on its own. Once the Hexorium Manipulator is used on the valve, it sends an electrical impulse to all other valves in order to connect to them and form the multiblock structure.