Closed Latency2 closed 9 months ago
Is the connector attached on the right side? There's one side with a copper dot, the connector needs to go there. Also note that it does not work with the Blast Furnace or Smoker, only the regular Furnace. Might want to also check that it has power with a voltmeter.
The copper dot is on the top side of my heater. I know it works only with regular furnace, I just didn´t know what else might be wrong, so I tried whatever came to my mind. I also checked the heater with multimeter, thats why Im saying that it has power stored inside in the original report.
Can you please provide the full crashlog that has the full modlist in it? Also, can you reproduce this issue with just IE installed?
Yes, I just replicated the issue without any additional mod (just forge and IE). Also there it the crash log I just created https://pastebin.com/S9h50P0j
I also created crash log while recreating this issue without any additional mods, thought it might come to use. https://pastebin.com/LYVsf3vy
You have (or had, and some part is sticking around) Optifine. Optifine breaks the External Heater, and it's their fault. Blast Furnaces and Smokers also do not work with the External Heater, which is working as intended.
You are right, optifine broke it. Didn´t realise I added it manually when I cloned my modpack, so I forgot to delete it. So deleting optifine fixed it for me. Thanks
Minecraft Version
1.19.3
Immersive Engineering Version
1.19.3-9.3.0-163
Expected Behavior
As I understand it should heat furnaces placed right next to the heater.
Actual Behavior
Nothing is happening. I have the furnaces loaded with stuff I want to smelt and outputs empty. The heater is connected to power and it has power inside stored. Even it I activate it with redstone, no response.
Steps to reproduce
Debug Crash Log
https://pastebin.com/mmxfT215