[1.6.4]Crash Landing [Hardcore, HQM] version 1.1.x BETA STABLE
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The best way I can think of is having them output into energy cells and have those cells output to comparators and SFM read the redstone signal to turn off the generators when the cells are full and on when they're not. You could have another conditional for checking to see if it's day via daylight sensor. This could all be done be done without SFM as well but not nearly as pretty.[DOUBLEPOST=1410108631][/DOUBLEPOST]
Haha ikr? I'm doing it for a bit of added challenge. No wall, no trench. Lots of sleeping. Not paying attention has cost me at least a dozen worlds so far xD
Sounds like Shin Sekai has a different setup, actually reading the internal buffers themselves, and avoided the daylight sensor.
You can use comparators to detect how much power is stored inside it's buffer the solar generators themselves. I wrote the program to simply say, if full, switch to discharge mode, if empty, switch to charging mode. Then I setup another comparator on an energy cell and made an overwrite switch to say if cell is full, then switch solar gens back to charging mode regardless of their internal buffer until they are full, then back to discharging mode.
Its more efficient this way cause with daylight detectors, the solar gens stay in charging mode for 17~ hours during the early morning, day, and dusk times and switch to discharging mode for only 7~ hours at night. Also, the solar gens only discharge at top speed during the day, not at night.
Its more efficient this way cause with daylight detectors, the solar gens stay in charging mode for 17~ hours during the early morning, day, and dusk times and switch to discharging mode for only 7~ hours at night. Also, the solar gens only discharge at top speed during the day, not at night.
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That's added by chunkloader mods. There are no chunkloader mods in this pack.
MFR has a chunk loader in it, which is default part of the mod pack. It's a very energy hungry chunk loader, which is a shame, but it is there.
Ahh...thought it was a 'vanilla' thing. Good to know.
Edit: I may add it in, and so should Iskandar or something similar. As running itemducts across chunk boundaries isn't such a good idea, especially with no chunkloaders active.
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is there any armor at all be used that will cool the player? or to be precise how does the armor and hydration system work? thanks for all the help
Diamond armor will cool you during the day and warm you up at night and I believe is the best armor for Enviromine.
Wood and leather have low heat increases both day and night. Metal armor has high heat during day and high cooling during night.
It's intended. You can't craft them but they were added as chest loot. You can find all three types of canisters in the city this way but you can also craft yellow and red.
It was answered a few times that the default key for the chunk overlay was changed to F6. Additionally nothing really needs to be added considering there is already a chunk loader in the pack. You using the chunk overlay you can use chests/tanks/energy cells to cross chunk boundaries. Tesseracts are also a good option.