in or out-put for engines powering red energy conduit ?

[Peterpeter234]

like the titles says
does it matter ?

 

[YX33A]

like the titles says
does it matter ?

No idea what you're asking.
So, in lieu of a normal answer...

 

[Peterpeter234]

if u set a engine to a red conduit u can switch the mode to input or output *blue or orange color*
understand ?

 

[Loxinnightwalker]

if u set a engine to a red conduit u can switch the mode to input or output *blue or orange color*
understand ?

What pack are you playing on?

 

[YX33A]

if u set a engine to a red conduit u can switch the mode to input or output *blue or orange color*
understand ?

 

[PhantomRage]

In 1.6.4 or above, conduits don't need to be set to an 'In' blue arrow, or an 'Out' orange arrow. In fact, it is not possible to set to an in or out arrow, as that is done automatically.

However, in 1.5.2 or below (I believe), conduits will need to be set to an 'In' or 'Out' mode. 'Out' mode (orange arrow) should be used on energy-producing things such as dynamos, or extracting energy from sources such as a Redstone Energy Cell. The 'In' blue arrow is used for accepting energy to machines which either consume energy, or Redstone Energy cells which store it.

tl;dr Blue arrow = IN, Orange arrow = OUT

 

[Narc]

If memory serves, the arrows do indicate a direction... you could try making them point in the direction you want power to go? I.e. _into_ the energy conduit?

 

[christhereaper]

No idea what you're asking.
So, in lieu of a normal answer...

 

[Peterpeter234]

found out!