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or just type "id" straight into the computer. The way Bomb Bloke suggested returns the id of the computer in a program.
Insertion pipe: item in insertion pipe will prefer inventories before other pipes, also inventories have priorities (bottom first, top second, etc.)
Redstone pipe: when item travels in pipe it emits redstone signal. Works a lot better than gates, because they check for conditions every 0.5 s.
I once had that effect in Mindcrack... was it v6? I don't remember, but whatever was the newest version on December 31st, 2012 when I started that world. For some reason, the entire map was treated as an Extreme Hills biome, which meant silverfish and emeralds everywhere, regardless of biome.
I have since started another new world in Mindcrack 8.1, and that world does not show this phenomenon. Weird, considering the mod list pretty much didn't change.
Is Ultimate 1.1.0 maybe running with TE's vanilla ores augment mode active? I know my v6 world had it active, and I'm not sure (not at my computer right now) but my 8.1 world might not have had it active. Can someone check the defaults for that version?
If it is related to that feature, it should be easily reproducable just by turning it on/off and starting a couple new worlds.
I'm not even sure if you're talking about Thermal Expansion when you say TE, but the TE has 3 child mods active that are Factory, Energy and Transport.
I would assume these are from exbl and the biomes they occur in are based on extreme hills.
Yeah, except that it happens in all biomes, including all vanilla biomes. Forest, plains, desert, ocean - all of them have silverfish and emeralds.
@Moasseman: yes, I do mean Thermal Expansion. And the "child mods" thing is just a logical sorting in the Minecraft client; out of game TE appears as a single mod, with a single config file.
@Moasseman: yes, I do mean Thermal Expansion. And the "child mods" thing is just a logical sorting in the Minecraft client; out of game TE appears as a single mod, with a single config file.
Bibliocraft has an array of storage options like shelving and cases which work nicely for any item, but as far as I know there is nothing made specifically for disks.
You could try out the Sonictrons (from Gregtech I think) or there's a Musical Turtle which I think can either place the disks in jukeboxes or play them by itself, but either way has a built-in inventory.
Running the Mindcrack pack I have an issue using RP2 retrievers. Basically I have two retrievers connected to my inventory of raw materials. The 1st retriever is set to pull 4 redstone and 1 iron igot (to make red alloy ingot). The 2nd retriever is set to pull 4 redstone and a silicone wafer. The 1st retriever is not being pulsed. If I pulse the the 2nd retriever twice the inventory system pulls the 4 redstone and the wafer. However, because the 1st retriever is the closer the 4 redstone stop there and go into the 1st retriever. The wafer goes the 2nd retriever (the one that asked for it). Any ideas on how to force the items to the correct retriever?
Do you have a picture? It's a bit hard to visualise your setup but I think you could use a restriction tube or a painted tube.
Put an inline transposer in front of the first retriever. It will act as a valve that will refuse to let items pass if it receives a redstone signal. So if you want to have the second retriever pull stuff, activate a redstone signal on the transposer and no item will go through the first retriever.
Sure... See the pic below. As for the restriction tube all it does is reverse the problem.
Omicron... I will try the transposer.
What you need to do is use clever positioning to put the two alloy furnaces at equal distances, wether with buffers or anything else you want. Unfortunately this will split things with a proportion of 50/50 so in practice you won't get perfect odds. I would recommend you to use a sorting machine instead; on the right setting it would be perfect for the job.Sure... See the pic below. As for the restriction tube all it does is reverse the problem.
Omicron... I will try the transposer.
The problem is I'm trying to create a JIT inventory/crafting system. That will only craft what needs crafting. So I need the raw materials delivered to the correct location. As for the sorting machine it will not work for what I have in mind. It is good for sorting my raw inventory from a quarry and process the raw ore into ingots. However, my plan is to expand on what you see so I can end line items (for example an ultimate solar panel) automatically without wasting a lot of resources.
The other side of this bank of machines is a turtle for each machine that maintains a certain amount of inventory. For example the turtle that maintains the red alloy ingots has at least two stacks of ingots. If the number drops below 2 stacks it pulses the retriever to have replacement items made. The setup you see in the pic works with the xycraft fabricator as well as other machines. My only problem is getting the raw materials to the correct retriever.
Other than seperating the tube lines, I don't see much of a solution if you don't want to paint the tubes.
If you were willing to completely redo your system AE would be a good idea, but i'm not good enough at RP to help you anymore than this
