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The 6 gates option was kind of a bust. First time you stepped on a pressure pad and the doors would then continously open and close in all eternity
Managed to do it with 2 iron gates directly under the doors though. If one got redstone signal from pressure pad, it would send pipe wire signal to other to turn on redstone signal for the other door too. Actually more compact than the red alloy wire approach
Hmm yeah it might be able to detect the signal through the block actually, but it seems it cant send the signal up through the block to the doors.
You can place the cable directly under the doors, but that looks a bit weird since you cant hide the cables in any way. The gates, structure pipe and the facades still seems the best solution.
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Well I cant get it to work:
The cable detects the redstone signal from the pressure pad(the lamp is lit), but its not able to send the redstone signal through the block under the other door.
Thanks in advance.
Don't double doors require opposite redstone signals? If I remember right one of the door closes on a redstone signal and opens on a lack instead of vice versa.
You need to export coal coke and iron and import steel.
Ex means out, and Im means in/into, so out of the AE system or into the AE system.
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Also, it's not necessary to specify what you want to import from the blast furnace. It will only take stuff from the output slot.
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Is there a way to disable access to machines or recipes on a per-player basis that does not involve bukkit plugins?
I don't think there is. At least I never stumbled upon one, and a quick google search didn't yield any results.
Heh, I knew it would be something stupid and obvious. Thanks. I will try it.
ETA: Works great. I don't have to worry too much about steel now. Since I do not use it too often, it is still nice to have it on demand and just let it run.
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Nope. What happened is that you probably placed one of the door facing the wrong way, and thereby placed it in "closed" mode against the wall so it had to be "opened" to fill out the hole. Thats a trick you can utilize btw to make wooden doors zombie proof. Just stand sideways in the opening and then place the door down. Zombies wont know to attack the door since its listed as open
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If you are ever in doubt, the export/import bus' form triangles that show the way they move stuff.
I find it a better solution to put an export bus on the furnace giving it iron, setting the bus to only work with redstone signal, and using a level emitter to set redstone signal once your steel drops below a certain limit. It will result in roughly 63 items more than what you set in the Level emitter btw, since it will fill up the furnace before it has crafted the last steel.
Will Silk touch on a Pickaxe of the Core prevent it from making native ore clusters?
EDIT: Never mind. Blew a silk touch book on it and it still gives clusters. It's pretty awesome actually.
EDIT: Never mind. Blew a silk touch book on it and it still gives clusters. It's pretty awesome actually.
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The names are in respect to the AE system. So if you want to Import something into the AE system (I.e out of your machine) then use an Import bus is used. Whilst if you want to Export something out of your AE system (I.e into your machine) then use an Export bus
The model below works. It involves some vanilla redstone. But it does work. The problem with rednet cable is that it doesn't transmit through the block. The use of the redstone torches below the doors does do this. But now the signal to those torches must be inverted. Also don't forget to set the torches on a different color so the rednet cable ignores them. Otherwise they will effect your circuit.
Nice, but again way too big for my compact building style. Most often there is only 1-2 blocks down to another floor and everything around the doors are also very light and transparent.The model below works. It involves some vanilla redstone. But it does work. The problem with rednet cable is that it doesn't transmit through the block. The use of the redstone torches below the doors does do this. But now the signal to those torches must be inverted. Also don't forget to set the torches on a different color so the rednet cable ignores them. Otherwise they will effect your circuit.
This is what I came up with using Iron or gates on structure pipe with red pipe wire:
There is a slight delay between the 2 doors opening due to the slow reaction of the gates, but nothing I cant live with. And its extremely compact and I can dress it up with facades.