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you can restrict the insterface to use only a single CPUThe final multiblock that contains crafting storage, optional crafting monitor, and crafting co-processors, must be an oblong. No L-shapes or T-shapes.
Here's my set up before I replaced the 4x4k storage with 1x64k and 3xco-processors and added a tenth column:
I think the reason my system gets backlogged is that I have interfaces keeping pure crystals and processors and glass stocked, so when I use a processor it sets a chain of re-stocking going that uses up most of the crafting multiblocks. If I was just crafting the components on demand, the 8 co-processors would handle all the steps. With the components being kept in stock in an interface slot, anything that uses items out of 5 slots causes 5 of the 9 multiblocks to kick in, wasting the co-processors. So I should break these up and have more of them with fewer co-processors, but that would eat a ton of channels.
The final multiblock that contains crafting storage, optional crafting monitor, and crafting co-processors, must be an oblong. No L-shapes or T-shapes.
Here's my set up before I replaced the 4x4k storage with 1x64k and 3xco-processors and added a tenth column:
I think the reason my system gets backlogged is that I have interfaces keeping pure crystals and processors and glass stocked, so when I use a processor it sets a chain of re-stocking going that uses up most of the crafting multiblocks. If I was just crafting the components on demand, the 8 co-processors would handle all the steps. With the components being kept in stock in an interface slot, anything that uses items out of 5 slots causes 5 of the 9 multiblocks to kick in, wasting the co-processors. So I should break these up and have more of them with fewer co-processors, but that would eat a ton of channels.
and here I am, making a cc program to do my auto crafting
I think you are much better of going here:
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/
You can get some really expert help there and they got a huge selection of scripts.
You might be able to use it to run a steam boiler, but you will need a lot of it
Only Steam Boiler? Thanks, I'm on it.
Naaaaaah, I'll pass. Thanks, though
Uhm, silly question. Can I cancel a Logistics Pipe's craft request? Or can I at least monitor the process?
Edit: Also, on a Logistics Request Table there is a slot that I don't understand the purpose of. I'm not talking about the one that sends items back to the network. I'm talking about the one above that.
Edit: Also, on a Logistics Request Table there is a slot that I don't understand the purpose of. I'm not talking about the one that sends items back to the network. I'm talking about the one above that.
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If you run out of power, as the power gets low, you will experience various negative effects such as the sky darkening and several negative potion effects. When you run out completely, you will die.
You can use a Phased Field Generator to get back inside without dying to retrieve your stuff - you can read up on that yourself.
As for power cost... It depends on the dimension. If you make one out something silly like diamond blocks, the cost will be gigantic; think multiple Big Reactors for a really complex dimension. For a random dimension, though, it'll be pretty low; likewise for simple stuff. Costs are listed on dimension tabs and the dimlets themselves. I'm not sure what the minimum RF cost is... I think it's 10 RF/t or 10% of creation cost, whichever is higher for each specific dimension (but I may be wrong).