I bet the first working AI will be made to be a spambot.
I haven't yet decided if that's a good thing or not.
Posts by hoho
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How is it even possible to not find IC2 wiki with google?
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If you had gregtech you could use tricoder and find out, though GT changes IC2 in major ways so it might not be all that easy to get started.
There is also the official wiki: http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=LuminatorI checked and it takes 32EU/t at most.
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uhh, all those are EU, just different rate of it. I suggest you find some relatively recent IC2 tutorial video and watch that, you are missing the very basic mechanics of it.
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To downconvert from HV to MV and LV you use transformers.
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If you have a biomes o'plenty wood plank, you can't make a Bibliocraft item, for example.
That's just a bug in bibliocraft. I see no reason to make workarounds for it.
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In the 1.6 version miner with advanced scanner digs in 13x13 area
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Those miners should also use water, say, a bucket per block mined. I need more ways to spend the water I drain from oceans
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Plutonium for high output, like feeding Matterfabs or refilling your storage.
Does plutonium still work as a "booster" for other fuels? I remember at some point surrounding a single plutonium cell with quad thorium ones gave some 400 EU/t with relatively low heat.
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It's a feature in reactor designer. Plutionium lasts ~2.5x less than thorium. If you add thorium the designer will assume you replace the plutionium cells when they run out and extends the running time to be 2.5x long so all of thorium would be used.
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... and "fix" is to use the bronze extractor.
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Luminators MUST have a small inner storage, for the sake of you CPU.
Otherwise, they would flicker constantly, a issue that some machines also suffered.
Internal storage won't really help much for CPU usage considering as soon as it can accept even a single EU it gets requested and if you don't have enough power to run the lamp it'll flicker anyway.
Also, why not just attach levers to the luminators directly (or with (wireless) redstone)? I haven't used them myself but I would expect they'd turn off when you apply RS signal to them. If not then this should obviously be added to IC2
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Is there any combination of NEI/CCC that wouldn't cause an instant crash with IC2-experimental? I'd love to check out all the new nifty machines but not being able to see what they make kind of makes it hard
Yes, I know it's a problem on NEI side. I'm just hoping some older version could work.
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I dont know if NEI will really get fixed.
Ah, ok. I misunderstood then. I thought NEI did some API changes and that broke things. I didn't know there were bigger issues there.
It IS compiled to latest NEI. And said NEI is still broken.
You mean the experimental branch is? Latest non-experimental public build is a little over month old.
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Talking about future, any idea what would happen first:
1) experimental gets stable enough to be usable
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If water is made non infinite, then this idea would be really good, aside from a few cross-mod exploits (The best use for the RP2 pump imho).
Plain old buildcraft has floodgate that can put water source blocks into world. -
One can also capture the sent packages and replay them at ludricous speed. Pung is far from as taxing as this thing.
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It sends data to the server once per 20 seconds. I don't think that it would be SO popular to overload my server.
Roughly how big are the individual packets it sends and is it on by default or off? Can one somehow some sensors to send data and others not?
Either way having such centralized server sounds like a recipe for disaster to me when your mod gets added to some popular modpack
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re-reading the post seems to indicate it's off by default and player needs a specific upgrade to make them published to web. Am I correct?
Have you considered what to do in case someone decides to DOS your server by creating a crapton of panels that send their information to you? -
as a fuel i think he meansPretty much, yes. Just instead of actually powering the machine it makes it work better in some way for a limited period of time.
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If it would be consumed at magic energy converter rate (24 EU/t) it would last for 2,4 days.
I meant they should also be consumed when used as upgrades for machines
