Fluid Laser Relay refusing to transport Deep Resonance "Resonating Crystal Liquid"

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Fluid Laser Relay refusing to transport Deep Resonance "Resonating Crystal Liquid"

wanghealerr opened this issue 8 years ago · 7 comments

wanghealerr commented 8 years ago

Deep Resonance has its own push/pull indicators: orange / blue, output / input

I set up a laser at the bottom of one tank with resonating crystal liquid inside and another at the top of an empty tank. Set the push/pull indicators, linked the lasers, nothing. Used a compass on lasers to no avail.

Strangely, their modpack's valves work but not with the lasers. Maybe it's a value issue. I messed with valves as well...

If you want to see what in the world I'm doing, I'm at the ATM2 server ( same name ). Looks like it's a value issue, not sure if it's on your end or Deep Resonance's.

Ellpeck · Answer 1 · 2016-12-30T11:04:20.000Z

Okay. @wanghealerr, were you able to extract any liquid into a different, empty tank, and if so, did it keep its NBT?

Ellpeck · Answer 2 · 2016-12-29T22:34:17.000Z

Do any other fluid transport methods transport this fluid?

wanghealerr · Answer 3 · 2016-12-29T23:26:12.000Z

RFTools Control apparently does. I'll test Pressure Pipes.

Edit: Pressure Pipes works BUT it doesn't save the values. Quality/Purity/Strength/Efficiency associated with resonating crystal liquid was deleted.
High Pressure Pump > High Pressure Input > Pressure Pipes > High Pressure Output.
Can't connect pipes directly to the tank, but that's irrelevant here
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Ellpeck · Answer 4 · 2016-12-30T01:19:21.000Z

It seems like the liquid isn't even supposed to be able to be transferred via pipes and stuff like that.

wanghealerr · Answer 5 · 2016-12-30T01:44:23.000Z

It would be interesting to see if values could be saved via transfer. This is probably an issue with Deep Resonance itself then.. thanks for trying to help, though

Ellpeck · Answer 6 · 2016-12-30T01:45:07.000Z

I will be closing this for now as it seems not exclusive to Actually Additions.

McJty · Answer 7 · 2016-12-30T04:47:51.000Z

Deep Resonance RCL is special in the sense that it is a liquid that has NBT data associated with it in the FluidStack. That isn't commonly done. Most tanks + fluid transport systems seem to be able to cope with this though.

Also something to keep in mind: RCL with (for example) strength equal to 87% is not the same liquid as RCL with strength 88%. Only the Deep Resonance tank knows how to mix RCL and distribute the stats. Other tanks will see liquids with different stats as different liquids. So if your laser extracts a 87% liquid and suddenly the liquid changes its stats slightly it will be seen as a different liquid

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