Hello, I'm having an issue in single player. After setting up the program for the first time, everything works fine. When I restart the game my actual reactor output no longer matches what I've set on the monitor, being lower by 33%. With 1 million RF/t set on output, the output gate is only accepting 666 thousand RF/t. I can sometimes fix this temporarily by disconnecting the gates and monitor, restarting my single player game and reconnecting everything.
(Edit)
After disconnecting all modems, picking up the advanced computer, restarting the game, replacing the computer and reinstalling the program, it works, until I restart the game again. Interesting to note is that not every restart of the game causes this bug, It seems to happen randomly after 1 to 4 times starting the game.
(Edit 2)
After further testing this seems to not be a problem with the program at all, rather the flux gate itself. Applying a redstone signal resets the flux gate and forces it to function correctly.
GhostShot3
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6 years ago
Hello, I'm having an issue in single player. After setting up the program for the first time, everything works fine. When I restart the game my actual reactor output no longer matches what I've set on the monitor, being lower by 33%. With 1 million RF/t set on output, the output gate is only accepting 666 thousand RF/t. I can sometimes fix this temporarily by disconnecting the gates and monitor, restarting my single player game and reconnecting everything.
(Edit) After disconnecting all modems, picking up the advanced computer, restarting the game, replacing the computer and reinstalling the program, it works, until I restart the game again. Interesting to note is that not every restart of the game causes this bug, It seems to happen randomly after 1 to 4 times starting the game.
(Edit 2) After further testing this seems to not be a problem with the program at all, rather the flux gate itself. Applying a redstone signal resets the flux gate and forces it to function correctly.