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This might not be a simple one but will try anyway:
I need to translate "digital" redstone signals(full strength signals) on different coloured channels into different strength signals on the same channel. So White 15, Orange 15, Magenta 15 gets translated into White 1, White 2, White 3 for example.
I immediately thought of the MFR Programmable Rednet Controller for the job but the different circuits it contains get me a bit confused. But found the "Passthrough(Gated)" that seems to do exactly what I need it to do, it outputs a selected constant value upon receiving a trigger signal. And when I set one of these circuits up it works absolutely perfectly! But when I add another circuit(for the next colour) the first one stops working for some reason it is only the last one added that works.
Is there something I am not getting? Are the controllers limited somehow to only run one of these kind of circuits at the time? Is there a simpler way of translating the signals in a compact way?
This might not be a simple one but will try anyway:
I need to translate "digital" redstone signals(full strength signals) on different coloured channels into different strength signals on the same channel. So White 15, Orange 15, Magenta 15 gets translated into White 1, White 2, White 3 for example.
I immediately thought of the MFR Programmable Rednet Controller for the job but the different circuits it contains get me a bit confused. But found the "Passthrough(Gated)" that seems to do exactly what I need it to do, it outputs a selected constant value upon receiving a trigger signal. And when I set one of these circuits up it works absolutely perfectly! But when I add another circuit(for the next colour) the first one stops working for some reason it is only the last one added that works.
Is there something I am not getting? Are the controllers limited somehow to only run one of these kind of circuits at the time? Is there a simpler way of translating the signals in a compact way?
Now, understand I'm not really the guy for this; that'd be my friend, the electronics technician.
What you want to do though is set up your first input and have it output to a variable; call it Var1.
Next, set up each of your outputs separately. Each one, upon receiving Var1, should output your signal.
Like I said, I'm not the best guy for illustrating this and it's been a long time since I've worked with them, but the key is in the variables (as far as I understand it, anyway.)
@ShneekeyTheLost has a great basic guide to this stuff: http://shneekeycraft.blog.com/2013/06/18/rednet-for-newbies/
Hmm yeah that might actually work.
But actually just discovered that CC now supports analogue redstone signals so think I can do it all with a Computer now. Plan was to first just set it up with buttons on each of the colours but later replace it with a CC touch screen(once I figured out how), and last I played with CC it only worked with Digital signals. But now after discovering that it can indeed to analogue signals and watching the following guide I might as well just do the touch screen straight away and skip the translating step completely.
Hmm. Gotta get started on bees.You can breed bees that will make nether and certus quartz. Quantum Bees
I used routers... One for each ingredient. Surprisingly when one ingredient was used up the other routers left that spot empty.
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Yeah, I think if you pipe ingredients in they all have to go into specific spots. I had previously filled it by hand, unknowingly putting stuff in the wrong slots. Go figure.
Have a problem in Monster with a Enderthermic pump in the nether constantly getting the chunk reset. So far I have replaced it more than 10 times. Is this a common issue?
Think I'll try a good old BC pump+Chunkloader combo instead now. Getting too expensive to constantly replace.
Think I'll try a good old BC pump+Chunkloader combo instead now. Getting too expensive to constantly replace.
You mean Ender Tanks? They have some sort of problem with being in the nether? Cause using them everywhere and never had any issues anywhere else.
I use an AE Precision Export Bus attached to the side and configured to insert stacks at a time. Works great.
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Hate to bump this but I'm losing hair, and I really think its a mindlessly simple thing that everyone knows but me.
What do I need to do to see the High Oven input slot in top-left corner, as shown in various youtube videos?
Edit, to make this even simpler, and remove my vagueness:
This video is only a few weeks old; I'm going on the assumption that its not horribly horribly deprecated already.
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If that's to me, yep, the oven is capped with a 3x3 roof. Only one block in the center is currently vacant
Try making it taller then.If that's to me, yep, the oven is capped with a 3x3 roof. Only one block in the center is currently vacant