I cannot seem to get splitter cables to accept redstone current from redpower2 wires. I have tried using redpower2 wire, and jacketed wire. They both appear to connect, however neither will successfully transmit a redstone signal to the cable. Only vanilla redstone seems to work. I have seen as of version 1.90 that this should be fixed, however it either wasn't, or something down the road happened that un-fixed it. I am using redpower 2 PR6, and IC2 1.112 on minecraft 1.4.6 in SMP. I haven't tested this on SSP, but I would assume it works the same as on smp.
Splitter/Detector Cables and RP2
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I cannot seem to get splitter cables to accept redstone current from redpower2 wires. I have tried using redpower2 wire, and jacketed wire. They both appear to connect, however neither will successfully transmit a redstone signal to the cable. Only vanilla redstone seems to work. I have seen as of version 1.90 that this should be fixed, however it either wasn't, or something down the road happened that un-fixed it. I am using redpower 2 PR6, and IC2 1.112 on minecraft 1.4.6 in SMP. I haven't tested this on SSP, but I would assume it works the same as on smp.
Try using a Buffer Gate or Repeater to collect/transmit the signal.
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Try using a Buffer Gate or Repeater to collect/transmit the signal.
That does work, thanks for the suggestion. I would still like to know if this is a known bug/unknown bug/etc. I know it's something that was supposed to have been fixed before, so I don't know if it just got fixed for ssp and not smp, or what's going on with it.
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Well, PR6 changed a lot of things, so it probably broke the compatability.
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Well, PR6 changed a lot of things, so it probably broke the compatability.
Well, it was never working with Redpowers Wires, so there was no broken compatibility.
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vanilla stuff dont work with rp2 wires...
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vanilla stuff dont work with rp2 wires...
And we'll have to wait until the RP2 API is released to change it.
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only if you decide to override vanilla TE classes with custom ones.
but this may cause a lot of unexpected things.
