I'm on the direwolf20 1.6.4 modpack, and was I was wondering if it's possible to automate the XP Bottler, I tried translocators, BC pipes, itemducts, export busses, factorization routers, MFR Item routers, and none of them seem to be able to pump bottles into the XP Bottler. Did anyone ever automate it? If so, would you mind telling me what you used? Although fluiducts work to pump the XP Juice into the XP Bottler. Thanks ahead.
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Why would you bottle your XP? If you're trying to get XP, you can right click Open Blocks tanks and get experience.
I'm on a server and I can sell the bottles in my shop.
Hoppers don't seem to work either.
hey i was just wondering around with cc a bit and i was wondering if any of you guys could make a script for me with like
welcome to the server
rules info
ranks
____________________________
if it might be asked to much i'm sorry i just wanne have something for the new people on the server thank you for helping me or at least reading it
welcome to the server
rules info
ranks
____________________________
if it might be asked to much i'm sorry i just wanne have something for the new people on the server thank you for helping me or at least reading it
Heyo, me again(wat), just curious, since one can convert Piggawatts from Sync into Redstone Flux, this allows for Green Energy to be both cool and somewhat cruel, but I was curious if anyone has found(or knows) of a way to convert Redstone Flux into Piggawatts so I can use a Shell Constructor using only Redstone Flux.
did you set which ever side your trying to put bottles in from as an input?
The only options it has is: auto extract, auto eject, auto drink, and none of them seem to be doing anything.
Have no clue about the device in mention, but those options kinda indicates that it has to have an adjacent inventory to work with. Have you tried with just a normal chest? If that works maybe a ME interface set to stock empty bottles would work too in place of the chest?
Ran more tests, seems it DOES work on just RF, but doesn't visually update.
I feel kinda smart now.
Opis/Mapwriter shouldn't lag unles you (or any other op) type "/opis start" without typing "/opis stop" (or whatever the commands for recording data about your other sources of lag are) later. However, I have heard of Opis causing problems with lag before, so I don't really which is the most CPU-efficient for general.
Have you tried a Buildcraft pump and a waterproof void pipe? If you pump enough MJ/t into it (i.e. max out those redstone/resonant energy conduits), it should do exactly what you're looking for.
If that doesn't work, can fillers remove liquid source blocks directly, without replacing them with something else first?
If you just want this put up on a big monitor that's pretty simple. Start by wrapping the monitor i.e.hey i was just wondering around with cc a bit and i was wondering if any of you guys could make a script for me with like
welcome to the server
rules info
ranks
____________________________
if it might be asked to much i'm sorry i just wanne have something for the new people on the server thank you for helping me or at least reading it
Code:
mon = peripheral.wrap("top")
Code:
mon.setCursorPos(1,[line #])
Code:
mon.write("[text]")2) after wrapping the monitor use
Code:
term.redirect(mon)
Code:
print("[text]")print() automatically goes to the next line whereas write() doesn't, however since print() isn't part of the term API, it's not directly usable by the monitor so we have to use the redirect() function instead. I prefer the redirect() route for simple lists like these, though it's not quite as flexible in some slightly more advanced applications.
If you want to get fancy with colors on an advanced monitor you can use mon.setTextColor() and mon.setBackgroundColor()
Giving the monitor a nice layout is possible to code so it handles different monitor sizes dynamically, but it's MUCH easier to just manually add a bunch of spaces (or hyphens, whatever - filler characters) to your print() lines so that it fits your needs.
Also, make sure the program is saved as "startup" so that it will automatically be running even after server restarts/chunks unloading, etc.
Here's the CC wiki page for monitors as well as the page for the term API (the functions you can call on the monitor).
Overall your code should look something like
Code:
mon = peripheral.wrap("top")
term.redirect(mon)
print("Welcome to the Server!")
print("Rules:")
print("1. blah blah blah")
--rest of your rules/info enclosed in print() functions (remember to include the quotes as well)
term.restore()that restore() at the end just returns message printouts to the computer terminal rather than the monitor so you can mess with stuff without screwing up your sign.
Well, you'd probably need an external program that adapts IRC for the HTTP API. If you're okay with downloading something like that off of some forums SockCraftIRC was recommended to me by a friend and a quick google also turns up this, though I've not personally used either yet.
edit: no clue what the compatability of that second one is, but SockCraft currently only works in 1.5.2, so if you've moved on to 1.6 you may be out of luck for the time being.
I am trying to run a filler on clear mode in monster 1.0.7. From my understanding Thermal Expansion can transfer RF into MJ via an energy conduit. I've placed a creative energy cell down, hooked it up via 2 redstone energy conduits to the filler, and then defined large and small areas (horizontal and vertical components for all). I've set the filler to clear, and to level, and to every other setting. What am I doing wrong!
Here's a picture of my setup
Here's a picture of my setup
I am trying to run a filler on clear mode in monster 1.0.7. From my understanding Thermal Expansion can transfer RF into MJ via an energy conduit. I've placed a creative energy cell down, hooked it up via 2 redstone energy conduits to the filler, and then defined large and small areas (horizontal and vertical components for all). I've set the filler to clear, and to level, and to every other setting. What am I doing wrong!
Here's a picture of my setup
If your lines aren't yellow, it probably means you set up your markers and filler in the wrong order.
Set all your landmarks first, activate them (so they're all red lines), then put the filler down next to one of the active markers.
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Set all your landmarks first, activate them (so they're all red lines), then put the filler down next to one of the active markers.
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