Hehe, beat you to it. Everyone check it out:The transducer will break down compound aspects into the appropriate primals, but multiple sources of the same primal won't add up- it'll just take whichever one would contribute the most of the primal and takes that. So- if I correctly understand how the transducer works- energizing that node would give you floor(sqrt(8001)) = 89 CV Ignis and Ordo, as well as floor(sqrt(2044)) = 45 of all the other primals. I don't think the Telum actually factors into it.
Somebody should go test this, though, since I'm not totally sure on how the transducer works. Heck, I'll go test it, since I've already installed RoC in my Infinity instance.
*boots up MultiMC*
Ironic, we both put RoC in Infinity, lol.
I am also working on a hungry node at the moment and have 2 questions -
1) what size does a node need to get to before you would say "nobody needs a node that big", I don't want to take too long feeding it, but I don't want to have to do it again because it is too small
2) My plan is to use the stabiliser and transducer on it before teleposing it to the final destination at my base - using enhanced focus 3x3. I have 10 each of the stablisers and transducers. Does anyone see a fault in the plan
Background - I have previously encased the node in obsidian and teleposed the 3x3 to a pre built 'feeding' area about 10 chunks from my base, the feeder has a chimney with a crafting table (or sometimes charcoal or sugar cane) dropping to it every 5 seconds. I have about 200 terra and aqua and the others (base elements) are above 110 each.
@Ocker, to number 1, This:
And to (2), Removing the stabliser/transducer will mean horrible flux effects. A better idea would be to use a spatialIO.