RFTools - Support and Suggestions

[McJty]

I'll check it out

 

[dbt]

Quick update -- I was able to find a workaround by protecting a block, picking it up with the not enough wand moving wand, then putting down the block I wanted to protect. Unfortunately, whatever is goosing explosions in this pack (I'm guessing WTF's expeditions) is breaking through the block protector's charms and blowing up the ExUtils2 explosive generator anyway.

Thanks for looking into it, sorry for the wild goose chase.

For those who do want this to protect TEs with GUIs in 1.10, use the moving wand.

 

[_Matt]

Hi there,

As an admin, how do i get the owner dimlets?

Thanks,
Matt.

 

[McJty]

On 1.7.10 or 1.10.2?

 

[_Matt]

On 1.7.10 or 1.10.2?

1.7.10

 

[McJty]

Just cheat it in with NEI then

 

[_Matt]

I can't find it in the nei? What is the item ID for it?

 

[McJty]

All dimlets have the same id and that number depends on the modpack anyway. Did you enable owner dimlets in the config?

 

[_Matt]

Yeah i set it to true and restarted the server. Should it just show up when i search for Owner Dimlet or do i need a certain permission node or something like that?

 

[McJty]

It should show up. I'm not at my computer right now but I'll check it out later

 

[_Matt]

I've restarted the server again and it has shown up in the NEI. But on the tooltip it says "Something is wrong! Dimlet with key XOwner (id 566) is missing!" Will that still work?

 

[McJty]

Make sure both server and client have the same configs

 

[NerpyDerpston]

I am new to the rftools world(s). can you give a link to a tutorial, or detailed explanation of how to do things so that i can use this thread for it's intended purpose? thanks

 

[McJty]

I am new to the rftools world(s). can you give a link to a tutorial, or detailed explanation of how to do things so that i can use this thread for it's intended purpose? thanks

The best place for information is probably the spotlights from Direwolf and the in-game manual.

 

[NerpyDerpston]

The best place for information is probably the spotlights from Direwolf and the in-game manual.

k thx will check it out

 

[NerpyDerpston]

Could you possibly add a larger power generator to hold up to the potentially billions of rf you may need? Just in case someone doesn't want to install any other mods than rf tools and may want multiple good dimensions running at a time

 

[McJty]

Could you possibly add a larger power generator to hold up to the potentially billions of rf you may need? Just in case someone doesn't want to install any other mods than rf tools and may want multiple good dimensions running at a time

In all my survival plays I never made a dimension that needed more then 3000 RF/tick. And that was for a mining dimension which was solid up to 128, had extra ores like netherquarts, glowstone, extra dimensional shards and eternal day.

If you use RFTools Dimensions right (hint: efficienciy dimlets) you don't need massive amounts of power.

Also the endergenic generator in RFTools is rather capable of producing 40000 RF/tick or more.

 

[Pyure]

In all my survival plays I never made a dimension that needed more then 3000 RF/tick. And that was for a mining dimension which was solid up to 128, had extra ores like netherquarts, glowstone, extra dimensional shards and eternal day.

If you use RFTools Dimensions right (hint: efficienciy dimlets) you don't need massive amounts of power.

Also the endergenic generator in RFTools is rather capable of producing 40000 RF/tick or more.

This doesn't really strike me as a great argument against larger capacity energy storage (A much better argument would be: just not interested in implementing right now)

I've made dimensions that required tens of thousands of RF/t fwiw, but that's not really even the compelling argument for storage. People just like storing lots of power against contingencies or for centralized-power solutions.

 

[McJty]

This doesn't really strike me as a great argument against larger capacity energy storage (A much better argument would be: just not interested in implementing right now)

I've made dimensions that required tens of thousands of RF/t fwiw, but that's not really even the compelling argument for storage. People just like storing lots of power against contingencies or for centralized-power solutions.

The original question was not about storage but power generation. Also RFTools has a multi-block power storage solution that can store 4 million RF per block. May not be massive but I'm not a big fan of powercreep either.

 

[Pyure]

The original question was not about storage but power generation. Also RFTools has a multi-block power storage solution that can store 4 million RF per block. May not be massive but I'm not a big fan of powercreep either.

Haha seriously? I'm an idiot. Upon reading back, you're right, I'm wrong.

Thanks Jitty. Now, how about an amazingly new and different and unique power storage solution? (mostly joking)