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Import configuration from Basic Logistics pipe to ItemSink module #1043

Open Michal-MK opened 8 years ago

Michal-MK commented 8 years ago

It would be nice if we could right/shift+right click a configured Basic Logistics pipe to copy the settings to the ItemSink module instead of having to find all the items again. Thanks M.

hron84 commented 8 years ago

Or maybe we need a tool similar to BC gate copier. It would be awesome if we could copy settings (filters, options, etc) between pipes/modules.

SonOfTheStars commented 8 years ago

For modules, you can configure up to 64 Modules at once(By simply RMB-Clicking with the Stack into the Air) For Pipes id agree it would be lovely to have an option to Copy-Pasta settings between Pipes.

But i dont think there will be alot of changes made to LP in the near Future

hron84 commented 8 years ago

I can imagine a scenario where you build a strucutre with chassis mk2-3 pipes, and then expand the system with same pipes. Copying from already-configured modules is not possible due it will not stack with the unconfigured module. The easiest (but most annoying) way to solve this is a custom crafting handler where you can put a configured and an unconfigured module to eachother, and the result will be a copied configuration. But this needs a very precise NBT checking.

SonOfTheStars commented 8 years ago

Well you can purge the config off of a module by crafting it with a stack of modules...and then reconfigure the whole stack at once

Michal-MK commented 8 years ago

My original idea was to copy settings from pipe to module. Lets say you have a Trash can and 4 Basic LPs connected to it. Currenty there is no easy way to make a chassi with 4 ItemSink modules from that. (other than find the 30+ items that are configured in the pipe)

hron84 commented 8 years ago

@Bitterholz yeah, but no way to simply copy a working setup to an another module.

hron84 commented 8 years ago

@MoonKill Trash can should have Terminus module instead. They are designed exactly for this purpose.

Michal-MK commented 8 years ago

@hron84 Well that depends on what you are voiding, but it was just to give an example on pipe to module copying ;)

SonOfTheStars commented 8 years ago

Well ultimately, Logistics Pipes aint like AE, its not for the Lazy PPL. I dont really see a specific need other than lazyness for this feature(no offense) You cant config that much to a module, and since you can do 64 of them at once, this is really not needed

hron84 commented 8 years ago

@Bitterholz all IT workers are lazy. I am working in the IT sector. :wink:

SonOfTheStars commented 8 years ago

@hron84 so am I my friend...so am I. But still im not lazy 😛

Michal-MK commented 8 years ago

The stacking feature is not helpful in this case if you need to void ~50 different items. And I am NOT a fan if AE2 ;) But I guess we can close this issue now.

AEnterprise commented 8 years ago

i agree LP isn't AE and neighter should it be, but there is a big difference between lazyness and doing the same same work over and over again.

also a hint for if you need setup a module again: you can middle click something in NEI while having the gui open to get a ghost stack you can use to configure the module/pipe

dominic-jones commented 4 years ago

Apologies for the necro but it's still open and tagged as needs comments, so..

I also +1 this type of feature. I would like to export Crafting Pipes to Crafting Modules when expanding the network. I would like to copy Active Supplier modules for creating new copies of "working materials" chests around my base.

bziemons commented 4 years ago

I also think it is useful. This issue should be migrated to the feature request wiki page.