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Yup! Just so. I would test it, and probably will if no one answers, but I don't have access to my computer for a while. Sooooo I'm asking in hopes that someone knows so that it doesn't keep bothering me. :P

Bingo. Any idea about the nested Item Filters? (I take an item filter that say, filters bows, and I put it into a fuzzy items filter and put that into a transfer node. Does it move bows or not?)

So a few things about Extra Utils Item Filters, because I'm currently away from my computer and unable to test it. Are they, by default, white or blacklist? How about when put in a trashcan, if that changes? If I do the filter inside a filter thing, and apply, say, fuzzy to the parent filter...

Eh, I was mostly joking.

Hey, fortune is mid game! :P Hm, an interesting idea. Thanks.

What good early game ways are there to get lapis lazuli in DW20? I think the answer is just 'mine it', but I'd like to be wrong... (DW20 doesn't have Dye Trees.)

Oh, that works? Thanks!

Is there a reliable way to remove all the lava and water from an area that's been dug out with my turtle?

Thank you, and sorry for the trouble!

Yes, I am. What I did was as such: Put down a turtle. Put down a pulverizer on top of it. Place chests around and on top of the pulverizer. In each chest, I placed a stack of items, cobble, stone, wood, etc. Using a script run on the turtle, I wrapped the pulverizer as a peripheral, and...

Unfortunately not? I just tried a turtle below an induction furnace. The bottom slot of the furnace was set to green, the first input slot (which is 1). Then I wrapped the Induction furnace as a peripheral and had it pull from the turtle using .pullItemIntoInventory("down", 1, 1, n), varying n...

Granted. But the more I can do with code, the less piping and room I need. In principle, if I could access all the slots via turtle, I can reduce my Induction Smelter set up to 3 chests (input, output, sand) a turtle, and the smelter itself. I consider this a worthy goal. Also, fiddling with...

Um, is it intentional that turtles can't properly interact with all the slots of TE machines? I was trying to interact with an Induction Smelter with a turtle using OpenPeripheral .pullItemIntoSlot and pushItemIntoSlot, so I can use the turtle to automate switching out sand and rich slag. But...

>Modpack >Close to vanilla You're doing it wrong. No, seriously. Both modpacks play very, very differently from vanilla. That's the point.

Sure. This code is designed to take from an inventory in front of it, and return the ingots to the same inventory. I imagine you could set up an ME interface to hold the nuggets, and have the turtle return the ingots to it. If you do that, remove the chest.condense at the end. If not, you will...

Not so, especially using OpenPeripherals. Have an export bus exporting all your nuggets to a chest (or an interface set to have ingots only in its inventory). Point the turtle at the chest, wrap the chest as a peripheral. Have it scan the chest using the getStackInSlot method, retrieve the item...

Considering that I'm running a full gaming rig that can handle modern games flawlessly, I'll look into the software settings, thanks.

My friend on the server has a setup with a few dozen industrial steam engines generating a few hundred MJ. When I go over there, my FPS stutters even if I'm not in line-of-sight of the engines, and I understand that that's more of an issue with Minecraft's coding rather than actual graphical...

Hmm... Is there any good, lag free way to generate mass amounts of MJ in the Direwolf20 1.5 pack (several hundred per tick)? I was going to use steam engines, but apparently they can cause quite a bit of FPS lag due to the moving parts, and the pack doesn't appear to have Power Converters, or...

Why would you do that? Transfer nodes will automatically put things wherever they fit. Drones and Princesses fit into an apiary. Produce doesn't. Ergo, drones and princesses get put into the apiary, produce continues on.