sandalle / minecraft_bigreactor_control

Minecraft BigReactor Computercraft Control Program
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EZ-Nuke temperature gets stuck at 2,500°C after manual rod adjustment #40

Closed ITFactoryAUT closed 9 years ago

ITFactoryAUT commented 9 years ago

Hello, the script is not working for BigReactors 0.4 and Computercraft 1.65.

sandalle commented 9 years ago

What part is not working? Are there any errors? As noted in the documentation (and in the script), this iteration of EZ-Nuke requires: Big Reactors (http://www.big-reactors.com/) 0.3.2A+ Computercraft (http://computercraft.info/) 1.63+

I'll clarify that to note that it is not written for Big Reactors 0.4 yet, though the API hasn't changed much, from what I recall seeing.

ITFactoryAUT commented 9 years ago

Sorry all is working fine, it was a little configuration error. But thank you for the quick response :)

ITFactoryAUT commented 9 years ago

Ok there is one bug: When you adjust the rod controls by hand the tempature goes up to 2500° and above and wont cool down, you have to restart the script to normalize the temp.

sandalle commented 9 years ago

Do you mean that any manual rod adjustment sends the reactor temperatures to 2,500°C (do EZ-Nuke and the Big Reactor GUI agree on the temperature?) or that when you manually adjust the rods enough to send the reactor temperature above 2,500°C, you cannot lower the rods at all? Cannot lower the rods enough to reduce the temperature? As earlier, do EZ-Nuke and the Big Reactor GUI agree when you try to lower the temperature with manual controls? If you enable Auto-Adjust, do the reactor control rods adjust themselves and the temperature drop?

ITFactoryAUT commented 9 years ago

The temperature from the reactor is equal to the temp on the monitor. I just tried it again to adujust manually but now there is an other behaviour: The script keeps a 7x7x7 reactor with 5 rods at 350° => ~700rf/t on mc 1.6.4 I got ~1600rf/t with this config and your control script :\

ITFactoryAUT commented 9 years ago

Now all is working fine, it just need some time to calibrate and adjust!

sandalle commented 9 years ago

I'm glad it's working, as I was still unable to figure out a fix on my side. :)