Hey, I've read everything I can find and haven't come up with a clear answer: When a cable splits, either into a machine or into another cable, is the current (EU/t) split as well, like it was in IC1? For example, if I have a batbox transmitting 32 eu/t, and I split the wire coming out of the batbox into 2, are each of those wires carrying 16eu/t? If I take my 32 eu/t output wire and stick a machine next to it, does the wire now carry only 16eu/t? It's a small thing i suppose, but determines how many machines you can effectively wire in sequence before the last one won't operate for lack of current.
Current splitting?
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That's no more an issue in IC2, just make sure to supply enough energy for continuous operation and keep the loss low.
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Actualy, there are an issue... in 1.00...
16 macerators are powered by the batbox, and some of them are flickering...
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There's still a bug in the implementation..
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But now, in that furnace setup with the induction furnace, the IF works much better
And i think, now that 5x3 grid of macerators will work nice. -
Ah nice. I don't know why your maces still cause issues though. Can you get some more measurements from them?
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OK.
The two pairs of macerators at the edge are taking 1 eu/t each
(second measure was made on the second cable from the left)And interesting thing: if i'll move the batbox closer, macerators will take more power, and now, only four of them are flickering!
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Hmm, probably a rounding issue.
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I noticed the same power loss issue. To test, I set up Induction Furnaces like; .=air -=ins. copper,
......|---IF
..|--BB--IF
..|............
..|...|---IF
LVT--BB--IF
..|.............
..|--BB--IF
......|---IFLVT was supplied by fully charged MFE delivering 96EU/t.
However, that set up smelted ore faster than I could load it into the furnaces, even with < 100% online.
I did notice one bug worth checking out. When you save/exit and return, the unsmelted ore moves around inside the IF, even to the power provide box.
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That's no more an issue in IC2, just make sure to supply enough energy for continuous operation and keep the loss low.
Could you please be a little clearer? I haven't seen any explicit release notes on this.
1) does splitting a cable currently cut the available current to the two different sides like IC1?
2) how many different cables can be joined at one juncture?Thanks!
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1) only if the total energy consumption is close to the source's output power, this might improve with future releases
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Simple solution:
use 1 bat box for every 8 macerators XD
thats what I doand Hi there player!
when ever a stable SMP version comes out I would love to join your server