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sandalle / minecraft_bigreactor_control

Minecraft BigReactor Computercraft Control Program
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Monitors don't display anything #22

Closed MIZTigerForLife closed 10 years ago

MIZTigerForLife commented 10 years ago

First off, I would like to say I've been using this program for about a week now, and it works great. Thanks for the time and effort to help some of us that don't know anything about coding.

When I began playing today, I noticed my monitors were blank. When I go check the computer hooked to my reactor and monitors, this is what I see.

Initializing program... Found monitor[2] as index "[1]" attached as "monitor_6". Found BigReactors-Reactor[3] as index "1" attached as back

My advanced computer is directly against the Computer port, and I have a modem on the computer, and the monitor, with cables between and both modems on. This could be something really simple, and then I'll facepalm. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks again.

sandalle commented 10 years ago

How many reactors, turbines, and monitors are connected? It should be one monitor for each reactor, one for each turbine, and then an additional monitor for a summary page (and yet another for a debug page), or just one monitor overall (plus a debug one if enabled) to display only the summary status.

For 0.3.9 (released today :)) we did a lot of monitor re-working to try to fix some bugs.

MIZTigerForLife commented 10 years ago

I have 1 reactor, 0 turbines and the suggested 6 monitors in a 3x2 pattern.

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sandalle commented 10 years ago

Someone on our server (NST Maxx) is finding this as well and the common theme seems to be the reactor directly attached to the computer (doesn't have to be an Advanced Computer, only the monitors are required to be Advanced Monitors). I have a test setup with a direct attached Computer to investigate.

sandalle commented 10 years ago

I believe that I found it, and not related to whether or not your reactor is directly connected to the computer or not, but rather that you only had one reactor connected (which I hadn't tested in a while). Fixed in 0.3.10, sorry for the bug!