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gigaherz / Ender-Rift

The Powered Bottomless Storage System
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/ender-rift
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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[1.16.5]There's no energy, but it still works #50

Closed GaN8373 closed 3 years ago

GaN8373 commented 3 years ago

image How much storage space can it provide per 1K RF? Or just fixed energy can provide access to unlimited storage space? I want to be able to set a formula. For example, if you store 1K items, you need 100 RF

gigaherz commented 3 years ago

There's 2 separate kinds of powering: the energy you provide to the rift structure, and the energy you provide to the inventory network. Your situation seems to be that the inventory network is not powered. You need a Driver block connected to the same network as the interface, to provide power to the inventory network.

GaN8373 commented 3 years ago

There's 2 separate kinds of powering: the energy you provide to the rift structure, and the energy you provide to the inventory network. Your situation seems to be that the inventory network is not powered. You need a Driver block connected to the same network as the interface, to provide power to the inventory network.

I didn't power the rift, but I can still access it using the panel

GaN8373 commented 3 years ago

There's 2 separate kinds of powering: the energy you provide to the rift structure, and the energy you provide to the inventory network. Your situation seems to be that the inventory network is not powered. You need a Driver block connected to the same network as the interface, to provide power to the inventory network.

Is this inconsistent with the introduction? I think the introduction says it needs energy

gigaherz commented 3 years ago

Okay so the way it's supposed to work: The rift takes power per tick, based on the number of items inside it: ceil(pow(usedSlots, 0.8)), meaning if you have 1000 slots used, it uses 252 per tick. 1000000 slots used, it will consume 63096 per tick. The inventory network uses energy on insert/extract operations, based on how many slots it's currently managing. There's a linear factor and a quadratic factor, configurable. It's this "configurable" that is a problem, because I never implemented configurations when porting to 1.13+, so all the values default to 0. image

GaN8373 commented 3 years ago

The inventory network uses energy on insert/extract operations, based on how many slots it's currently managing. There's a linear factor and a quadratic factor, configurable. It's this "configurable" that is a problem, because I never implemented configurations when porting to 1.13+, so all the values default to 0.

I see. Thank you for your answer