Basically, I've found on a modsauce server, I'm using Capacitor Banks to control the Power cycling of my Big Reactor. Under 10% it turns on, when the cell charges to 75%, it turns off. I've noticed, however, that when a server restarts, and I come back on, the Big Reactor has magically turned itself back on. Is this a Big Reactor Issue, or is it Ender IO?

Thanks!

Ben

I'll need a bit more information to help out here. First, what's a "modsauce" server - is that akin to Cauldron, or is it just a regular modpack? Second, what version of Big Reactors are you using? How have you connected the power cells to the reactor - RedNet interfaces, Redstone interfaces or Computer interfaces?

Third, can you reproduce this with the EnderIO blocks removed from the equation? That is, whichever interface you're using, can you actuate it by hand (e.g. using a vanilla lever or button) and still reproduce the issue?

Hey there,

Modsauce is a mod pack from Hermitcraft - run on Forge. I'll try to recreate the issue, by attaching a lever to the port, putting it on the off position, and restarting the server. It's connected to the red stone interface, but I have a feeling this won't work, as a lever is too basic (as it only has one state in one direction, but for all intents and purposes it should do the trick?). As for the version, we're up to date.

Thanks

Ben

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On 20 Oct 2014, at 19:24, "Mr. E. Beef" [email protected] wrote:

I'll need a bit more information to help out here. First, what's a "modsauce" server - is that akin to Cauldron, or is it just a regular modpack? Second, what version of Big Reactors are you using? How have you connected the power cells to the reactor - RedNet interfaces, Redstone interfaces or Computer interfaces?

Third, can you reproduce this with the EnderIO blocks removed from the equation? That is, whichever interface you're using, can you actuate it by hand (e.g. using a vanilla lever or button) and still reproduce the issue?

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By "up-to-date", I assume you mean BR 0.4.0rc9?

I'll be home again tonight to check, will keep you posted.

Many thanks

Ben

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By "up-to-date", I assume you mean BR 0.4.0rc9?

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Hey Beef,

Sorry for the delay. We "updated" our server to 1.0.0.5, and it died.
Thanks for the help, I'll knock it on the head here :)

Ben

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I'll be home again tonight to check, will keep you posted.

Many thanks

Ben

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By "up-to-date", I assume you mean BR 0.4.0rc9?

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No worries. Please reopen this issue if you manage to reproduce this problem when your server is alive again.