water mill

[BIBLO]

Having problems getting my Deployer to fill the buckets up with water.

I have deployer with filter behind it with a full bucket in it. Hooked to Pnematic pipes.

With 4 water mills sitting on them. Then got a retriver sending the empty buckets back to the deployer.

As long as i manually put full buckets in the deployer. It all works. I have done this before and it worked.

Using MIndcrack pack.[DOUBLEPOST=1361688498][/DOUBLEPOST]nvm it is working. It just isn't making visual water sucking into deployer effect like it use to. The water source is staying full.

 

[BIBLO]

now it stopped again.

 

[BIBLO]

got it had timer working filter and retriever just not deployer.

 

[OmegaPython]

Talking to yourself is the first sign of madness...

 

[BIBLO]

it was bugging me. I knew I had it right and it wouldn't work. Just 1 little mistake took me a hour to figure out.

 

[Guswut]

it was bugging me. I knew I had it right and it wouldn't work. Just 1 little mistake took me a hour to figure out.

It all is downhill from here, mate, so enjoy only an hour of troubleshooting while it lasts!

 

[Saice]

It all is downhill from here, mate, so enjoy only an hour of troubleshooting while it lasts!

Tell me about it... It took me a good day to get my Enderchest Loot sorter/tool resupplyer system working the way I wanted.

But now I can cave for hours and never run out of tools or bag space.

 

[Guswut]

Tell me about it... It took me a good day to get my Enderchest Loot sorter/tool resupplyer system working the way I wanted.

But now I can cave for hours and never run out of tools or bag space.

Yeah, it was wonderful when I first finally set up a remote recharging system. It's something that I don't see ANYONE else do, which I find fairly strange indeed.

And as far as remote resupplying goes, I decided to go with Logistics Pipes as it is really the best way to deal with remote inventory systems (until ComputerCraft adds a tablet or whatnot, and even then, it is still fairly good in general).

But yes, it is worth the suffering, for sure.

 

[Hydra]

Talking to yourself is the first sign of madness...

It's called rubber dug debugging: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging

 

[Saice]

Yeah, it was wonderful when I first finally set up a remote recharging system. It's something that I don't see ANYONE else do, which I find fairly strange indeed.

And as far as remote resupplying goes, I decided to go with Logistics Pipes as it is really the best way to deal with remote inventory systems (until ComputerCraft adds a tablet or whatnot, and even then, it is still fairly good in general).

But yes, it is worth the suffering, for sure.

My loot sorter/resuply system is fairly basic. What is does is it keeps my enderbag empty expect for 1 pickaxe 1 shovel and 1 ax. That way I never run out of tools when off caving and exploring. As soon as I pull any of these out the system crafts a new one and puts it in the enderchest. And if I put anything in the enderbag it automaticly gets pulled out and sorted into my storage room. I plan on adding to it to also keep a stack of food and torches too just have not gotten around to it.

I do it with autocrafting tables and and hybrid system of BC pipes and RC tubes/machines.

Heres some dated screen shots from when I was developing it.

Prototype

EnderSupply1 by Saice, on Flickr

Original install

Ender Supply and Sorting Zone by Saice, on Flickr

Its been refined a bit more and I'm working on making a Mark II version for the mothership.

 

[Guswut]

My loot sorter/resuply system is fairly basic.

Excellent. Yeah, I use an ender pouch (brown [brown denotes my storage system main code], red [red denotes input], purple [purple is my "personal color" on the server]) for input into my system, and then one (brown, blue [blue denotes output], purple) for output when using a remote orderer. And I have an ender pouch (purple, yellow, yellow [this was set up before I started recording color usage, as it should be yellow, red, purple]) for sending things into my power area. It passes them into an MFSU and charges them, and then tosses them into my main ender pouch (purple purple purple) where I grab them as needed.

The next step in my system is setting up an area to automatically process materials I get from the system input as right now it just stores stuff.