Issue #614 is fixed, however found a weird reproducible anomaly that is related.
Build a LV network (only tested LV) with a power source (such as solar array), a switching station. Then extend the LV cable out a few blocks out, or simply around a 90 degree bend. and put the battery box on the LV wire at the end. It is not registered on the network.
Place a 2nd battery box next to the switching station or the solar array, and suddenly both battery boxes 'see' the network.
First battery box placed:
After placing a 2nd battery box:
Can even place many battery boxes, but if none are next to something they are not registered.
But, add just a single anything else such as a solar array next to any 1 of the un registered boxes, and suddenly all are registered.
One can even remove the node that (in this example the 2nd solar array) and the boxes remain registered. Bug only occurs on initial placement of the battery box.
Issue #614 is fixed, however found a weird reproducible anomaly that is related.
Build a LV network (only tested LV) with a power source (such as solar array), a switching station. Then extend the LV cable out a few blocks out, or simply around a 90 degree bend. and put the battery box on the LV wire at the end. It is not registered on the network.
Place a 2nd battery box next to the switching station or the solar array, and suddenly both battery boxes 'see' the network.
First battery box placed:
After placing a 2nd battery box:
Can even place many battery boxes, but if none are next to something they are not registered.
But, add just a single anything else such as a solar array next to any 1 of the un registered boxes, and suddenly all are registered.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/299530/204071619-ea5ad553-0ffa-45ee-b037-a94aeb023258.png)
One can even remove the node that (in this example the 2nd solar array) and the boxes remain registered. Bug only occurs on initial placement of the battery box.
Steps to reproduce this issue