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EmilyMansfield / rfwindmill

Minecraft mod adding Redstone Flux generating windmills
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tile entity state error? #17

Closed rdelro closed 9 years ago

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Note quite sure if the title is correct here, but I noticed after upgrading past basic to Resonant (with its similar rotor) My console spits this out: http://pastebin.com/N0ndiZGm (didn't mean to copy over the whole thing, but just read the first bit and you'll get it from there, i'm sure.)

EmilyMansfield commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the report, but I can't seem to reproduce this. Could you tell me the exact steps that caused this please?

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Well I started out with just one basic windmill, and that one did just fine (no rotor.) However once I tried breaking it with a pick, my client kicked me 'Internal Server Error' classic. So I tried a crescent hammer (Thermal Expansion) to pick it up...kicked again. Tried breaking it in creative...kicked. Tried a Terrain Smasher (Thermal, still.) finally breaks! However I cannot upgrade it. So I craft up some resonant tiers with resonant rotors and signalim. Added cables from Thermal Dynamics, separated the machines enough so they spin, attach cables under, attach rotors...wait...error. TLDR: "Placed down basic, had trouble breaking it, used a machine to break it. Skipped all the way to resonant. Upgraded cables Leadstone > Redstone. Wait. Error." I'm sorry it's not a fancy story. Or perhaps anything that helps you. Other than the part where I couldn't break the blocks or perhaps upgrading the cables?

EmilyMansfield commented 9 years ago

Thank you, that's very helpful! I'll look into it again soon.

dronf commented 9 years ago

Probably a related issue, but I had 4 hardened windmills that were placed in the previous version, and worked fine. After the update to .5, they no longer generated RF, and I would get booted with the Internal Server Error when trying to break/wrench them. I could NOT attach a rotor to them, right clicking did nothing. I tried breaking all the blocks around them, and noticed that they were generating a very small amount of power (i think 1.8/t at the most), even without a rotor. I'll try the terrain smasher next.

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Oh, dronf! You may wanna try a BuildCraft wrench? As that's the only wrench that seems 100% compatible with no problems in many tech mods. I personally don't think I've ever had a problem with it. The Thermal Expansion 'hammers' tend to be slightly more buggy sadly. Just thought I'd share.

dronf commented 9 years ago

Same thing with BC wrench, "Internal Server Error". I didn't yet have a chance to try the terrain smasher.

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Really? How odd! A straight vanilla BuildCraft wrench seems to always work. Well yeah try the terrain smasher for sure! Or any block breaker really. Cheers!

EmilyMansfield commented 9 years ago

This seems to be due to the tile entity failing to be registered by forge, which vesion of forge are you using?

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Forge version: 10.13.3.1355 if that helps! It's not the latest version but if I update, some mods break as well as my server...

EmilyMansfield commented 9 years ago

Thanks, I'll try running with that version and see if I get the same issue. In the meantime could you try the latest developer build and see if that fixes the issue?

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Alright. Yes, of course! I'll test that right after I eat breakfast ^^;

rdelro commented 9 years ago

Alrighty http://i.imgur.com/AXqZ5tf.png I have installed the dev version onto the server and my clients. It works perfectly fine with all noted wrenches in the image. As well as listing bad wrenches. I didn't try every wrench (as I only use a select number of mods..) but I did use common wrenches as voted by the users on not only my server but many forum posts that commonly report using listed wrenches. In other words, it works! The bad wrenches give an IC2 api error, but that has nothing to do with your mod.

EmilyMansfield commented 9 years ago

Wonderful! It seems I'd accidentally set the entity registration for the rotors to be client side only, so it would crash if you were running a dedicated server, which is something I hadn't checked. Thanks for your help, I'll release the new version immediately.