I love AE. It makes everything go so smoothly. All the storage , all the auto crafting/auto smelting. But ever since they've updated it to be constructed with channels , i cant get my darn system to work. I've done every logical thing to make it work , but to no avail. I've watched countless videos but no one really wants to make a guide on how to construct a good sized system * Step by Step*. There's always something i either missed or the youtuber didn't mention it. I've given up all hope on trying to learn it myself. I need a person whose familiar with the new update and all its craziness. If you have discord/teamspeak3 that would be even better! If you need to add me my steam info is here. http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198020775068/ I appreciate your support!!!. Thank you!
AE2 Troubles
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if your playing in a newer version, IE 1.10+, I would just switch to Refined storage, it's literally just AE but with no channels, and disks can hold any varity of items, and machines from that mod act as cables
Just plan your network in groups of 8. 8 devices per line of cable, 4 groups of 8 per line of dense cable/ side of controller. If you are really having that much trouble wrapping your head around that, you can turn off channels in the config file.
Avoid loops in cabling as well,as that sometimes confuses the channel count.
Okay, first thing is first, drop to one crafting storage and three co-processors. I suspect having two crafting storages on the towers are confusing the system.
Second, spread them out a bit. Allow another block between them, and make sure each interface has it's own cable connection. Use anchors to keep them from connecting to other towers, and using extra channels. I see what you're going for, but possibly going to a single tower of Interfaces with four MAC's each will work a bit better. Second, make sure that when they're connected, you're running the individual cables into a dense connection on the other side. I always, Always put my p2p on a cable, and not up against the Controller.
Second, spread them out a bit. Allow another block between them, and make sure each interface has it's own cable connection. Use anchors to keep them from connecting to other towers, and using extra channels. I see what you're going for, but possibly going to a single tower of Interfaces with four MAC's each will work a bit better. Second, make sure that when they're connected, you're running the individual cables into a dense connection on the other side. I always, Always put my p2p on a cable, and not up against the Controller.
