Description: Before the most recent update, it was working perfectly. Afterwards, I cant connect it without using an energy conduit. It keeps saying the received energy is 0.

Base information

• Minecraft version: 1.10.2
• Minecraft Forge version: 12.18.3.2477
• Mod Pack: FTB Presents SkyFactory 3

This is my workaround:
Let's say we have a tier 8 core that stopped filling at 2.1B RF and we were using a flux network to fill it.
The issue is, that with the flux network you can't directly fill the core to go beyond 2.1B RF.

What you need to do is, make a second core that is big enough to hold the 2.1B RF which is a tier 4 core.
On the side of the output pylon from the tier 4 core, you place a Phantom Energyface and connect that to the input pylon of the tier 8 core.

This results in a transfer of 2.1B RF/t from the tier 4 core to the tier 8 core.
The tier 4 core can still be filled with flux points.
The tier 8 core can still output with a flux plug.

You could probably make even more tier 4 cores and do the same as above so you can increase the transfer even more.

This issue is years old... Probably best not to necro it. It's also for 1.10.2, which is currently unsupported, just so you're aware.

This issue is years old... Probably best not to necro it. It's also for 1.10.2, which is currently unsupported, just so you're aware.

I have tested it on the Sky Factory 3 modpack
Modpack version: 3.0.22 (last updated dec-11-2021)
Minecraft version: 1.10.2

Well... DE Pylons do not accept Flux points in my server... even tho in single player DE Pylons do actually accept rf from Flux points... this is confusing

Edit: I'm running a Sky Factory 3 server

What do you mean exactly? Do you mean it works when you use conduits? What are you trying top connect to the core? What conduits are you using? Need more details.

flux points dont send power to the pylons, the plugs work fine. i also reported the same issue on their end as well

Last i checked that entire mod was completely broken. From the sounds of it it has not been fixed yet. I understand the attraction to that mod because it makes wireless energy so easy but when i last messed with it i found a tone of game breaking bugs.

same problem.
Minecraft version: 1.10.2
Minecraft Forge version: 12.18.3.2477
Mod Pack: FTB Presents SkyFactory 3

Core tier 4 dont receive more power.

The result:

@brandon3055 Work if u conected a Conduit cable to feeding the Core.

Yeah this is not an issue with DE, this is an issue with FluxedNetworks/FluxPoints.

@Cadens35 Are you also feeding your core with flux points?

Are you also feeding your core with flux points? <

@brandon3055 Yes sir. Flux point conected. Now im working in conect a Conduit Cable in the Core. When i finish this modification, ill post the Result. Sorry my delay.

So, I also stopped exactly at 2.147 Billion RF on a tier 4 reactor. I think the plug is maxing out at a certain amount because if you use other energy transfer methods, it works.

I'm having the same problem. Using a Flux Point on a Tier 7 Energy Core, the Energy Core wont store more than 2.147 B RF (0.1%) . I tried putting an ender io energy conduit between them but then I get no transfer at all. I get the same result if I put a capacitor between them.

When i was using conduit i had the problem that it did not have enough capactiy for the amount of power i was producing. So i decided to use a dimensional transciever and create a new power network. Then i made it send and recieve it at the same time, then i had it output it to the pylon and input from the plux plug. I found this to work great i have had no problems since.

@RickBlaine it's not an issue with DE it's FluxNetworks the best workaround for high throuput is ether crioducts or draconic I/O Crystal's

Its an issue with the latest DE. Look at #924

When I connect a flux point to the pylon, it doesnt work. But when I seperate the point and pylon with an Ender energy conduit, it works, but at the max transfer for the conduit (being around 26k RF/t). I'm thinking it is probably an issue with flux, so if anyone has ideas for a different wireless transfer that's easy to use, let me know.