Anyway to add a manufactured category?Ores/metals/gems, blocks, farm ables/organic, and random mod crap. That's about the best you'll do with 4 categories.
Anyway to add a manufactured category?Ores/metals/gems, blocks, farm ables/organic, and random mod crap. That's about the best you'll do with 4 categories.
Well if you're going with barrels the random mod crap is best dropped into a chest system then use those barrels instead on your manufactured stuff.Anyway to add a manufactured category?
Cool, thanks. How does a router deal with over-flow?Well if you're going with barrels the random mod crap is best dropped into a chest system then use those barrels instead on your manufactured stuff.
It jams and stops working. If you take a look back on the last page you could do something like ako posted with the bee stuff. When something hits the router that has no where to go it will be pumped out and that could feed into your overflow/random mod crap chest sets.Cool, thanks. How does a router deal with over-flow?
Sounds good. Thanks, man!It jams and stops working. If you take a look back on the last page you could do something like ako posted with the bee stuff. When something hits the routthat has no where to go it will be pumped out and that could feed into your overflow/random mod crap chest sets.
I realized that with my set up, I'll have to have a staircase near the barrels in order to get to things, witch would restrict my movement from the surface into my underground chambers. If you're familiar with Guude, he has a system where you can call an item on a computer and it will show up in a chest next to it. This seems like the perfect solution for me, as it free up space, and it all looks nice. By any chance would you, or anyone know how he did this? If you haven't seen the video, I discovered it on Etho's channel here:Also, about routers, I'd suggest looking into the Thoroughness, Bandwidth, and Speed upgrades.
Thoroughness will ensure that the router will visit the lsdt barrel visited before moving onto the next one- so if you send in stacks of cobble followed by stacks of wood, all the cobble will go into the first barrel, and all the wood into the second. However, if you then send in more cobble, it'll go into the third barrel. This helps with the spreading things out issue, but doesn't solve it. This is also why it's a good idea to seed (or prime) the barrels with the things you want to store, and block off the remaining barrels.
It also probably makes the router run somewhat faster.
Bandwidth will make the router transport whole stacks at a time, rather than single items- increasing transfer rate by a factor of anywhere between 1 to 64, depending on stack size. Also helps somewhat with the spreading out issue- but Thoroughness does it better.
Speed won't help with spreading out, but will make the router scan around much faster, if not instantaneously. Helps most with large networks, such as barrel walls.
With Bandwidth and Speed combined, the autarchic gate trick (for unjamming jammed routers) could work very well (I'll have to remember that one). With seeded barrels, and those two upgrades, Thoroughness probably only serves to reduce lag a little.
As to organizing your barrels, I can only recommend placing more-frequently used items closer to where you are more likely to be. If the screenshot shows an entrance to your base, with your machines underground, I'd recommend putting iron, wood, copper, etc. near the bottom.
Without watching the video, I could only guess some magic- eh, TECHNOLOGY- with Redpower Sortrons and/or CompoterCraft Interactive Sorters.I realized that with my set up, I'll have to have a staircase near the barrels in order to get to things, witch would restrict my movement from the surface into my underground chambers. If you're familiar with Guude, he has a system where you can call an item on a computer and it will show up in a chest next to it. This seems like the perfect solution for me, as it free up space, and it all looks nice. By any chance would you, or anyone know how he did this? If you haven't seen the video, I discovered it on Etho's channel here:
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round 29:10, Guude starts giving Etho a brief explanation.
I've got the advanced electric jetpack, but I find the hover mode too jittery to effectively collect the items I need. I'm not sure if I have the resources to make that stuff, or the knowledge to get it all to run, but I would like to make that goal. Anyways, thanks for all your help, but if you don't mind, I've got a question regarding gold conductive pipes, where the bottom section distributes power just fine, but then the first pipe that is meant to go up one level contains all the energy until it's this huge blue rectangle. The power doesn't go anywhere, and I don't understand why because both are connected to the same place on the fermenters that are below them.Without watching the video, I could only guess some magic- eh, TECHNOLOGY- with Redpower Sortrons and/or CompoterCraft Interactive Sorters.
I know how to program neither.
However, Applied Energistics does pretty much the same thing- just slap down an ME Controller, Access Terminal, and Chest/Drive (with storage disc(s)), give the controller (a lot of) power (EU or MJ works) and the terminal will show you a GUI similar to the old Creative mode inventory (when it was basically just a list of all the items) showing all the items in the network. And, with the proper (rather expensive) multiblock structure, it'll even handle autocrafting on-demand, just like Crafting Logistics Pipes. Only, with a lot more quartz, but in a lot less space.
Edit: About the staircase: That's why I recommended placing commonly-used stuff near the bottom. Also, instead of stairs, you might look into jetpacks, other forms of flight (Gravisuite, Modular Powersuits), or Arcane Levitators. Or maybe even frame elevators, if they aren't too slow for you.
Conductive pipes have... issues. Just use conduits. It saves you headaches and power.I
I've got the advanced electric jetpack, but I find the hover mode too jittery to effectively collect the items I need. I'm not sure if I have the resources to make that stuff, or the knowledge to get it all to run, but I would like to make that goal. Anyways, thanks for all your help, but if you don't mind, I've got a question regarding gold conductive pipes, where the bottom section distributes power just fine, but then the first pipe that is meant to go up one level contains all the energy until it's this huge blue rectangle. The power doesn't go anywhere, and I don't understand why because both are connected to the same place on the fermenters that are below them.
I realized that with my set up, I'll have to have a staircase near the barrels in order to get to things, witch would restrict my movement from the surface into my underground chambers. If you're familiar with Guude, he has a system where you can call an item on a computer and it will show up in a chest next to it. This seems like the perfect solution for me, as it free up space, and it all looks nice. By any chance would you, or anyone know how he did this? If you haven't seen the video, I discovered it on Etho's channel here:
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round 29:10, Guude starts giving Etho a brief explanation.
Will FTB Ultimate worlds created in Minecraft 1.4.7 work when the pack updates to 1.5.1? I'd like to start a new world ASAP so basically I'm hoping I can start now and easily convert to 1.5.1 when it comes.
Will FTB Ultimate worlds created in Minecraft 1.4.7 work when the pack updates to 1.5.1? I'd like to start a new world ASAP so basically I'm hoping I can start now and easily convert to 1.5.1 when it comes.
I wanted everything to be flush with the terrain, and I didn't think I could do that with a sorting machine. I thought they were too advanced for me too, but now I don't think so. I don't know how you use a router and a sorting machine in combination, though.I use a Sorting Machine to put the correct items into barrels via routers. Then unsorted just goes into 8 Obsidian Chests. I can show screenies if you want.
The Sorting Machine would just choose which Router to send to, so if you have 4 walls of barrels and the walls aren't connected to each other, then each router only deals with one of the four walls. You will want more than one Sorting Machine, as each one can only classify up to 40 items into six colours I think. After that you have two choices: add another Sorting Machine to the input chest, or set the first SM to colour "everything else" to go to a second SM that does a further round of colour coding, etc. I went the first route, I have 6 Sorting Machines attached ot an Enderchest, and no "default" colour on any of them.I wanted everything to be flush with the terrain, and I didn't think I could do that with a sorting machine. I thought they were too advanced for me too, but now I don't think so. I don't know how you use a router and a sorting machine in combination, though.
Q1: What's better turning wood into charcoal and then using it in a steam boiler or directly using wood/planks in a steam boiler ?
Q2: What's better using charcoal/wood/planks directly in generators to produce EU or using them in a boiler then converting MJ into EU ?
Q3: Is the RP2 frame quarry faster than the BC quarry block at max speed ?