So, this is going to be kind of a mini-rant, and I apologize for it. But I really don't get this, though I believe I already know why and I don't like it.
Right. I'm trying to make my wiring as compact as possible, and hiding all of it that I can. So far I've been successful. But when it comes to channel usage (and how in some areas, I'm nearing the max on Dense cables). I'm forced to upgrade some of my cables to Dense, to take the strain off of my main Dense cables (by piggybacking off of one of them that doesn't have a lot of channel usage).
Yet I shouldn't feel I have to move a large area of my base forward one block, JUST to allow a Dense Cable to be in roughly the same area as a Bus (Interface, Export, Import.. those kind of things).
If these blocks can fit in the same space, then how come Dense Cables can't fit inside of an existing Bus? Is this a limitation with Minecraft, or a balancing thing with AE2? I'm hoping for the former.
Right. I'm trying to make my wiring as compact as possible, and hiding all of it that I can. So far I've been successful. But when it comes to channel usage (and how in some areas, I'm nearing the max on Dense cables). I'm forced to upgrade some of my cables to Dense, to take the strain off of my main Dense cables (by piggybacking off of one of them that doesn't have a lot of channel usage).
Yet I shouldn't feel I have to move a large area of my base forward one block, JUST to allow a Dense Cable to be in roughly the same area as a Bus (Interface, Export, Import.. those kind of things).
If these blocks can fit in the same space, then how come Dense Cables can't fit inside of an existing Bus? Is this a limitation with Minecraft, or a balancing thing with AE2? I'm hoping for the former.
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