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How so? Have chunk loaders been known to lose pipe/alveary contents? Bear in mind that when I say "the area is fully chunk loaded", I MEAN it. The chunks only load/unload at login/logout.
I think the loading and unloading of the login/out is what he mend. There is no way to check how it could have been lost. If it fell out of a pipe, it despawned by now. Didi it just disapear.. Welll.. Then so it did. And because your alveary empties itself you also cant check if the produced stuff is in there or if thats also gone. In short, there are to little things to draw a reason out why it disapeard
Chunk ERROR. As in, one of those huge trenches of non-existent landscape that you occasionally come across while flying around. Actually I'm not sure if those can happen in loaded areas. So maybe I'm talking nonsense.
Hi!
My first post -
I recently installed GregTech, and I'm having trouble finding Bauxite Ore. I've checked in the biome-specific areas indicated, such as plains and forest.
Will Bauxite not spawn in areas already rendered pre-install of GT?
Will I be able to find it if I wander into new areas that I assume I haven't loaded the chunks already?
Thanks!
My first post -
I recently installed GregTech, and I'm having trouble finding Bauxite Ore. I've checked in the biome-specific areas indicated, such as plains and forest.
Will Bauxite not spawn in areas already rendered pre-install of GT?
Will I be able to find it if I wander into new areas that I assume I haven't loaded the chunks already?
Thanks!
try new chunks, or consider a mystcraft mining world
check the config (by default bauxite should spawn)
Correct, GregTech does not retroactively generate ores. Only newly discovered chunks will have it.
I believe if you shift right click with it in your hand, it dissasembles it into a shell and core, or something like that. So if you can't craft the two back together and erase the data that way (I'm not sure if it does) you can at least put in a new core saving reasourses
You could make a stand alone network with a controller + storage bus on incinerator block + IO port. Put disk in IO block and it will dump everything to the incinerator.
You could do the same thing on your main network, but add cobble to the storage bus filter. If you have cobble else-ware in your network though using the IO port will likely send it there until it is full, then on to the incinerator.
The mods simply are not made for the Minecraft version you are trying to use them with.
I couldn't leave well enough alone.
if I read your requirements properly, you should be able to put your three level emitters on a computercraft computer on the left, back, and top with some red and blue bundled cable on the right and use a program like this
Code:
--if cobble < X, left input is on
--if cobble < Z, back input is on
--if cobble > Y, top input is on
-- if left input true (cobble < X) then turn on red wire
-- if back input true (cobble < Z (automatically less than X)) turn on blue wire
-- if any condition is active, run until top input is true
while true do
if (redstone.getInput("left") == true) then
if (redstone.testBundledInput("right",colors.red) == false) and
(redstone.testBundledInput("right",colors.blue) == false) then
redstone.setBundledOutput("right",colors.red)
end
end
if (redstone.getInput("back") == true ) then
if (redstone.testBundledInput("right",colors.blue) == false) then
redstone.setBundledOutput("right",colors.blue)
end
end
if (redstone.getInput("top") == true ) then
redstone.setBundledOutput("right",0)
end
sleep(5)
end