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solved the frustrating input/output/energy
by having ender io cabels on the backside of the machine
energy + output (item)
items are extracted from the machine to a hidden chest behind the wall where an applied energistic pipe is picking things up into the system.
input to the machines goes from the top via applied energistic interfaces and patterns so everything can be ordered from the console.
by having ender io cabels on the backside of the machine
energy + output (item)
items are extracted from the machine to a hidden chest behind the wall where an applied energistic pipe is picking things up into the system.
input to the machines goes from the top via applied energistic interfaces and patterns so everything can be ordered from the console.
In Infinity, I seem to have an issue with my smeltery. I want to pull finished blocks from the casting basins and I'm using hoppers to do this. However, the hoppers simply won't pull. Any idea as to why this may be?
EDIT: I've found the solution. The problem was that I was testing the system by manually placing blocks into the casting basins. Apparently hoppers only pull from casting basins when the blocks have been poured from the smeltery.
Might as well ask another question though. It seems I've done something in NEI where everything turns a dark shade (crafting grids, machine menus, etc.) when I'm looking up a mod or item. Why does it do this, and how do I get rid of it?
EDIT: I've found the solution. The problem was that I was testing the system by manually placing blocks into the casting basins. Apparently hoppers only pull from casting basins when the blocks have been poured from the smeltery.
Might as well ask another question though. It seems I've done something in NEI where everything turns a dark shade (crafting grids, machine menus, etc.) when I'm looking up a mod or item. Why does it do this, and how do I get rid of it?
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I checked the computercraft forums but couldn't find what I was looking for. The turtle has a default program excavate. I was trying to find an excavate program that does the same thing except I could tell it only go to this y level or so many levels down... Anyone know of one?
Not the best, but there's this: http://feed-the-beast.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Aspects
Although, it doesn't show tiers, just what you can scan to get them
What do you mean?
There isn't, to my knowledge. But the only thing I can think you are referring to would be like having a wedge cover?
well like you can cut a cobblestone in half vertically and have half of a cobble using a saw. Then you cut that in half horizontally or vertically etc. etc.... can you do that with carpenter's blocks? I think it would be awesome... and indeed should be... a... thing. 
You should talk to the carpenters' blocks dev about that, especially if you are wanting them slopes, for example, to be half size, but still be able to take the texture of other blocks (right click the half slope with cobble, and get a half-slope with cobble texture)well like you can cut a cobblestone in half vertically and have half of a cobble using a saw. Then you cut that in half horizontally or vertically etc. etc.... can you do that with carpenter's blocks? I think it would be awesome... and indeed should be... a... thing.
http://www.computercraft.info/forum...vanced-mining-turtle-ore-quarry/page__st__240
Top of the script has a line with "y-level above bedrock" or something. Just change that to whatever you want the turtle to go down to.
I think that would be very hard to implement due to how to texture the surfaces and how to snap to other carpenters blocks.well like you can cut a cobblestone in half vertically and have half of a cobble using a saw. Then you cut that in half horizontally or vertically etc. etc.... can you do that with carpenter's blocks? I think it would be awesome... and indeed should be... a... thing.
But what I would REALLY love to see is Slab Slopes. Slobes that slope to and from half blocks. That should not be too hard to implement.
(Yeah I know Collapsible blocks do that, but you cannot put those on vertical surfaces),
Well you can make some amazing looking roofs with Collapsible blocks tbh. You really don't need "Slab Slopes" for that as it is all horizontal. And you have MUCH more customizable options with Collapsible Blocks, like varying the gradient.
Example:
Problem is... I am too lazy/impatient for collapsible blocks
Yeah there need to be a 3 and 5 positions at the time modifier key(Like Alt and Ctrl) for the Carpenter's Hammer.Problem is... I am too lazy/impatient for collapsible blocks