How to connect Industrial cooker to water reservoir?

[SquidNeko]

So according to the wiki you can made Medical brews in the Industrial cooker if you connect it to the water reservoir.
But i cannot figure out how to connect it to it. Can anyone help?

[Dracon]

You can set up the piping first from your water pipes, connected to a water source of course, like a pond river or lake or whatever source you have.
Then you can place the industrial cooker onto a pipe you have set to end where you want it to be set up.
Or you can place a pipe to an already set up cooker and connect it to the pipe line.
Structures Plus has flexible pipes that auto connect to adjacent pipe networks when you use it, which is super helpful in setting up things like that.
I cant remember if the flexible pipe was integrated with that when Wildcard put the base Structures plus stuff in tho.

[SquidNeko]

Im using structures+ but the pipes doesnt seem to wanna connect to an allready placed cooker.
Havent tried to use the flexible ones though. Can try that next time i go on.

Thanks for tips, will try and reply how it goes.

[van Grunz]

I think that you have to place the pipe first, then the cooker.

[SquidNeko]

Im not able to put in Narcotics or Tintoberries in the Industrial cooker. I wonder if the wiki is outdated. Anyone know?

[[BRTD]Luewen]

Originally posted by SquidNeko:

Im not able to put in Narcotics or Tintoberries in the Industrial cooker. I wonder if the wiki is outdated. Anyone know?

Must be mod issue. Works fine on vanilla.

[SquidNeko]

Oh. I did not realise the name difference for what i was trying to do.
I didnt see any pictures so i only had names to go off. I was trying to work with the industrial grill. Ops. My bad.
Thanks for all the help everyone.

[Herr Morlock]

Remember, you have to see the "feet" of the grill if you have placed it successfully. Otherwise, you will not be able to place anything inside of it.

Build a vertical pipe directly onto it, build a working water-network near that pipe and connect both with a flexible pipe. I did that on this day, too. And I use S+, as well.