When AE2 first came out, I remember hating it because of how different it was compared to AE1. Your original series was what finally helped me come around to seeing just how powerful and fun AE2 is! And now here I am trying to relearn AE2 while playing Stoneblock 3, and I am very pleased to find that you have updated your tutorial! This couldn't have come at a better time!
15:16 I love how you accidentally turned a mistake into it's own tip Thanks for the guides! You didn't need to, but having these episodes is finally getting me to do the switch from RS to AE2
If you have the Storage Drawers mod, you can hook up the Storage Bus to the Drawer Controller, creating a poor man's ME Drive network. The downside to this method is the amount of storage space you'll need for drawers to fit all the items from various mods.
I would never have learned this mod with out yall love everything yall do many of the tutorials yall ha e done have saved me hours of trial and error the gods of minecraft have returned
I finally appreciate that recent modpacks have RS because I'm playing Project Ozone 3 and dear God my head hurts from all the things you have to do in AE2, the most annoying thing being channels who ever thought that the idea of limiting channels would be fun is a sadist... besides all of that awesome videos, you make my AE2 hell much, much more bearable.
Hey - just wanted to say these videos are awesome and thank you so much for making them. Rocking a valhesia 5 play through right now and this playlist changed the game for me
I'm trying to do the fluix dust automation that you mentioned. I'm confused about the part where items are taken out of a chest and then dropped using the formation plane. I have a small network that has an import bus connected to a formation plane and it's powered (by my main network with a quartz fiber bridge), but when I drop items into my chest, they don't get pulled out by the import bus
Question: I had two parallel cable lines connecting to two separate faces of a dense cable and was dropping 3-4 lines between the two while using regular glass cables. When I switched only the pieces that were touching the dense cable over to smart cables those same lines became active. I didn't change anything else besides the glass cable connection that met with the dense cable sides. Do smart cables have some sort of advantage over glass cable for routing your channels through to the best spot? Do you have any idea why this happened?
@The MindCrafters I have a problem with some crafting recipes, where they state missing item, its been bugging me out quite a lot we are playing a custom modpack with friends. Do you know what could cause it? I wanted to automate the last process in the guide Fluix dust, it always says Missing Ingridient "Nether Quartz" but I have around 2k nether quartz in my system. Had the same Issue for other crafting recipes.
This feel like a 301 speed run course. Do you have longer videos where you spend 5 - 10 minutes on each component, setting it up, using it and troubleshooting? I'm trying to use an interface, where I want to export sand to a hopper over a running furnace when I've got less that 100 glass in my network. I'm honestly not even sure if an interface is the right tool for the job. Thank you for remaking this series. A long long time ago, (not sure how many years, could have been 7) I got AE2 doing autocrafting. 3 years ago I tried it again, and couldn't get things lined up and functioning correctly. I feel like I just have to play with it.
Use an export bus with a level emitter pointed at it. Set the level emitter to emit a red stone signal to the export bus when you have less than 100 glass in the system. Add a red stone card to the export bus to accept the signal. Should do the trick.
OK, but how to make @Mekanism "metallurgic infuser" work with pattern providers so that it can make alloy while ALSO keeping its infuser full using only enriched redstone, which it creates on demand? I know it's possible, but I can't figure it out in the build!
You can probably do it a few different ways. One way might to build your pattern with more than the required redstone amount. So for instance the pattern would be one iron ingot and 8 red stone dust. This way there will always be excess in the infuser. You can also just set up another export bus to always export red stone into the infuser and that will also solve your problem. This is most likely the easier method.
Any clue on why I dont have the block placement option on my formation plane? I was trying to make the fluix crafter but sadly I cant seem to figure out why its not there. Playing all the mods 8
Hello. Quick question, you said every side of the controller can take up to 32 channels, that would be limited by the cable itself. So, does than mean a single controller network can handle up to 128 devices?
each face of a controller (including multiblocks) provide 32 channels per face. depending on how many exposed faces your controller multiblock has, you can have many, many, many channels. however with just one controller, with six faces, you can pull out 192 channels
