rhn's continued adventures: a build journal, guide collection etc.
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Nah one of the main purposes of this thread is to show off pictures of stuff. Not going to hide it away(have in the past used spoilers for non-important stuff/bonus pictures).
And I personally hate viewing pictures in spoiler warnings. Tiny thumbnail and if you click it you get full size image off to the side'ish. It doesn't even properly maximize the picture
. Really fucked up if you view the forum on a smaller secondary screen.
Agreed.And I personally hate viewing pictures in spoiler warnings. Tiny thumbnail and if you click it you get full size image off to the side'ish. It doesn't even properly maximize the picture
I wish though there was a better way to attach text to a picture. Some people do text above, some below. And at a glance its hard to know which is happening and whether you're looking at the correct comment for a pic.
Hmm apparently my Quarry+ and Pump+ have found:
Not really sure how, didnt think it spawned in the world. There were some Mooshrooms out there though, but doubt the quarry could actually milk them...
Maybe I need to set up soup vending machines around the ship
Nah would need to hire technicians to clean the gunk out the nozzles then. And that would necessitate putting in special safety around any Drive Plates...
Not really sure how, didnt think it spawned in the world. There were some Mooshrooms out there though, but doubt the quarry could actually milk them...
Maybe I need to set up soup vending machines around the ship
Nah would need to hire technicians to clean the gunk out the nozzles then. And that would necessitate putting in special safety around any Drive Plates...
Chest I guess? I'll be honest, I didn't even realize you were mining and such legitimately, now I'm even more impressed.Hmm apparently my Quarry+ and Pump+ have found:
Not really sure how, didnt think it spawned in the world. There were some Mooshrooms out there though, but doubt the quarry could actually milk them...
Maybe I need to set up soup vending machines around the ship
Nah would need to hire technicians to clean the gunk out the nozzles then. And that would necessitate putting in special safety around any Drive Plates...
2 days ago. Check out the design on my kid's shirt
Will return to being a ninja-pirate again one day I'm sure.
Oh yes, everything is done in survival. I am using legitimate sources for all resources, unless there is some bug preventing me from doing so. Often I even discard the easier/OP solutions. For example using the Quarry+ for its size and the laziness of setting it up and just forgetting about it for several days. But I find it far too OP with the Unbreaking enchant(reduces its power requirement to next to nothing at Unbreaking 3). So just sticking to the Efficiency enchant so I can dump 5-10k RF/t into it
Made a small dent in my Mystcraft quarry world so far:
You mean the one for the TE3 Energy cells/Capacitor banks?
If so then yeah you could change it to use any size monitor you want. But question is what would you fill the screen with?
If you just want the information to be bigger I think you can use the monitor.setTextScale() to increase the size of the fonts, but I have never tried it. If you set the scale to 2 and then double the dimensions of the monitor(2 high, 4 wide), it might work.
You might need to double the "coordinates" used in the code too however(dunno if that changes with the scale or not) for every time it writes something on the monitor:
Code:
monitor.setCursorPos(1,4)
monitor.write(" ON ")Ahh, that is actually not a matter of space. If the number was too large it would just continue out the right side of the monitor. It is how CC just handles large numbers. I saw the problem when I wrote the code but could not find a way of fixing it. Other than dividing the number by 1000 and giving the number in kRF. I think it is due to the size of the number exceeding the total number of digits CC can handle.
I will take a look and see if I can change it so that when the Energy cells are large enough it will shift over to kRF.
Ehmnot dabbled with those at all yet, but if they support the getEnergyStored("unknown"), then it would be possible.
Ok modified the code to now change the printed text to kRF in case of the storage being larger/equal to 10million.
The URL is still the same:
Energy power monitor v3:
http://pastebin.com/rjfa4ymR
(You are going to get space issues on the screen still if you attach the setup to a EnderIO capacitor bank etc. larger than 100million, but I suggest using a EnderIO Power Monitor in that case and a more dedicated visual monitoring system). After all the monitor for this script was more meant as a bonus to its main purpose of redstone control.)
EDIT: now also with proper rounding of numbers(no more fractions of RF)
The URL is still the same:
Energy power monitor v3:
http://pastebin.com/rjfa4ymR
(You are going to get space issues on the screen still if you attach the setup to a EnderIO capacitor bank etc. larger than 100million, but I suggest using a EnderIO Power Monitor in that case and a more dedicated visual monitoring system). After all the monitor for this script was more meant as a bonus to its main purpose of redstone control.)
EDIT: now also with proper rounding of numbers(no more fractions of RF)
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No, there is no CC/OC support in ElectriCraft.
I would add some, but I have spent the last four days - and likely will have to spend many more - trying to figure out why my mod jar refuses to load its manifest file correctly.
Ahh right, saves me from putting in conditions to determine whether it is RF or not etc.
(although it would be simple enough to add)
Heh yeah, being cheap and while it works, it works
FPS is a bit of a problem sometimes, but I dont think getting it on a server will help a whole lot about that. All the runs of OPIS, the debug screen etc. seems to indicate that the world is running surprisingly smoothly. It is all the dense tech and stuff that needs rendering that weighs the system down.
In my base I am getting by with 20-40+ FPS mostly if I reduce the view distance to short(no point in having it on far really when running around in enclosed corridors). When I go outside into the world I change the distance up to Far again and get normal high fps(once away from base
)On the memory front a freshly started game will use about 4.7 GB(3.5GB allocated) on one javaw.exe process and 2GB for the other javaw.exe. Over time it will increase to 6-10GB for the main one before performance degrades too much and I need to restart the game(usually after 3-4 hours of playing).