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R Yes 2 stacks of the same item wont be pushed but 2 different types will. I think it that case the left stack is processed and the other is "waiting"

I'm not 100% sure it's still a feature but it probably is - you wrench the interface block to face the block you want it to put stuff in (there's an arrow). Maybe that's why it worked before - you had the interface facing the right way. Also you asked before about a way to insert items into a...

Some can, like centrifuges (which doesn't stop them from working), but not machines with recipes that involve 2 different items, like assemblers and alloy smelters. Also AE2 is a lot smarter in this regard than AE1 and you can safely autocraft several items in the same machine at the same time...

This is not true. If you screwdriver the output you can input stuff using the output side. I'm doing this by conduits and works perfect. @SteelGiant I suggest using interfaces only on machines you actually want to autocraft in. For other I use item conduits which take stuff into one interface...

Ah, I still remember my almost-done BEE FUSION reactor, deuterium/helium reaction. I just didn't have time to finish it because Jason closed the server :( And everything was ready to go..

Yes this is very similar to how it was in GT4, actually. But we didn't have awesome processing arrays so a deuterium/tritium processing line always ended up huge.

Unless I'm blind the only way of getting tritium was deuterium. Or was there another way using helium? (can't check atm) If so, it's not viable since I want to use renewable sources, and endstone isn't one of them.

Yes, that's actually very helpful.

Could you tell me how many machines you're using? I did some calculation on a piece of paper (always do that for big projects :D) and came up with 160 lv centrifuges for deuterium, 32 mv centrifuges for tritium and 19 lv electorlyzers for hydrogen.

Well I just did the math again - a large turbine (iridium in this case - cheap and easy to get) has 24000L/sec flow and 140 efficiency, which gives us 1680 EU/t. And since LHE (yeah let's make this a thing guys) produces 40B/sec = 40000L/sec, you can add a smaller second turbine with 16000L/sec...

Yeah but we're talking about 80 blade ludicrite coil turbine right? That's not a cheap thing, also converting it also requires some work. I currently have a nice lava heat exchanger and a large turbine all set up and ready to go, and I'm just waiting for the server update so that it actually...

Well let's summon @Blood Asp and maybe he will know how to make this bloody thing work :) I really wanted to make this work, made all these expensive machines, and now I'm left with a pretty decoration that doesn't do shit :D

Well I also tried with a normal turbine (12000L/sec, so 600mb/t), inputting with 4 ender conduits (200 mb/t each, so 800mb/t). Same result. Also if the scanner says there's EU in the dynamo hatch, doesn't it mean I should be able to take out even this small amount (16k EU)?

OK I tried messing with the Large High Pressure Turbine and I have no idea how to take power out of it. I used a Large Iridium Turbine (24000L/sec, 140 efficiency) and EV dynamo hatch (since I calculated it would produce about 1680 EU/t). Turbine is running, it's taking IC2 steam (however not...

Anyone knows if this will fix Large Heat Exchanger getting stuck all the time? I'd really like to run my new lava setup.

Thaumic Energistics has an alchemy recipe for quartz. For nether quartz it's aqua (alchemical boiler), vitreus (cobble) and potentia (pick your poison, I'd use charcoal).

So 4 pairs of mfsu+gt transformer per 1 IV battery buffer. I could work with that, I'm sure I'll find a way to make it space-efficient :)

What about EiO conduits with filters? Cannot they interact with battery buffers? This way you can send IV power in batteries like I'm doing now with energy/lapotron crystals and mfsus. I currently have ZERO gt cables in my base :)

This is a setup I used back in V2. Large Titanium Boiler outputs into a row of Openblocks tanks, from which ender conduits take steam to RC steam turbines. 1 conduit can carry only 8000L/sec and extracts 4 times less, but you can use multiple conduits (as many as you want actually), as long as...

Well this will be a very "unproffesional" answer and I'm sure others will disagree, but here's a word from a veteran of this pack - don't use GT fluid pipes. I tried using them but had so many problems I just ended up macerating them. They're crap. They slosh, they back up, they can't even...