SirusKing, then there should be two versions of lollipop, one is small and one is big.
Hmm, you signature give me an idea about separate biome with multiblock candies instead of trees, milk rivers and chocolate mountains...
That reminds me of the Lolly Pop weapon for the Pyro in TF2. That'd be awesome.
You know the Painter has a Refill Mode with M+Rightclick since at least MC 1.1?
Why did I never find that out...Sigh.
Nevermind.
Painting huge CF buildings is a pain my shiny metal ass. Because you have to refill them constantly and the paint doesn't last for too long.
So I suggest the PaintPack! You load it with paint and this keeps your painter loaded with fresh paint. Maybe an additional painter which gets the paint through a tube from the PaintPack.
You could've also looked at the mod thread. >_>
I remember there is a mod called Gregs Lighting. There are two versions and one of the two requires EU to run. It's like the Wrath Lamp from Factorization.
But that one doesn't have the ability to choose the area it lights up.
*technically appears* Naw, the Gau-8 Avenger would be even more fun to shoot with. The size of it however is...
You have to see it yourself.
The fact that this method isn't efficiënt enough, I'd just forget about doing this with Logistics Pipes. USE ROUTERS.
Let the router extract from a chest with scrap and output it into the top side (the Massfab is above the router).
Then you can extract the UU with whatever you want.
It also doesn't require any power or hassle with modules everywhere.
But if you're really sure to use Logistics pipes only, use a passive supplier and extractor module(output from top) below the Massfab. And at the chest with the scrap; some Extractor modules (mk2).
Do not use the quicksort module, because as you said, the scrap stacks bounce back and forth, costing huge amounts of power. And if you want to turn off the massfab when there is no scrap available, put a gate on the logistics pipe below the massfab with the following conditionals:
If inventory empty - emit redstone signal.
Hope this helps.
One thing to make it a bit balanced is a maximum number of nuclear furnaces.
MatLaPatate, WTF?! I just asked, necessarily threaten? If it makes you feel better, go ahead, banned me. Or maybe you're a racist?
Rules are rules. He's not racist.
Then before you know it, it's the year 3000.
Why do I keep getting the thought of radiation poisoning?
How about I just throw a *working* nuclear reactor at your head?
In your state, no. You really have to start to learn coding with Java.
Make a little mod, then advance to Forge and then try using the IC2 API to implement your idea. It's not like someone eats a bowl of letter soup and craps out a completely bugfree fully compatible mod doing what you've wanted it to do.
You should post it here when its done, I'd like to see it.
Look at your private messages.
Okay, still experimenting with what design is the best for my factory. This time, I try to not use a loop >.>. But instead I'll just have a Router with a relay on top into my Thermal Expansion and IC2 machines.
Still, I prefer this way more than what the OP did. Unless I had some sort of multitasking machine, which processed multiple types of items at a time, then I'd rethink my design.
And I don't really care about which way causes slightly more lag or not.
As stated above, do not use a relay for every machine only. Instead, use a filter or a sorting machine to enter machines into one huge loop. Inside that loop, redstone tubes touch the machines, inserting the items and the rest that has no place yet goes to a relay inside that loop WITH A RESTRICTION TUBE right where the items enter the relay. This way, all the items which went through the relay try to enter a machine again.
And for whoever says that I don't have to make a loop here, REDPOWER SYSTEMS CAN GET JAMMED. I don't want my entire tube network to get jammed, but one small part of it ( still it is as much as possible prevented that it jams up with this ).
To start with, use less machines. You really don't need that many.
And also try to make it more compact.
And where are those redstone tubes for? If those are relays, then you don't have to pulse them.
There are more things wrong at this design, but that'd be too much typing for me. 
Huge networks with many machines working at thesame time. Also the autocrafting requires quite a bit of power.
Like a Commercial, but you want to sell something in a TV Show. Its like a show about selling a Lawnmower and other Garden Utility, or like selling Juwelry to fool old people.
Is that a quote to that one South Park episode where that actually happens?
