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Flux just... isn't transmitting power?

Pyroblocks opened this issue · 7 comments

commented

This seems very random, but whenever I am connecting plugs or poitns to a network, it just, doesn't work. (Modpack: SF4, Mod version: 1.12.2-4.0.15-32). Interestingly, when hovering over the flux point, which seems to be the issue here, it says it has 2.1 billion power, which I can only assume means the value has had an integer underflow but has no other effect than keeping it not able to be filled.
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commented

Plugs are receiving energy all the time, and transfer as long as there's a need in the network. Points are simulating energy transfer to connected blocks all the time, and produce energy need as long as connected blocks can receive energy. So as it says, it always have 2^31-1 RF, but the actual output depends on whether there is energy in the network.

Therefore, whether the energy transfer will work depends on whether the blocks connected to points need energy and whether there is an energy source to actively supply energy to plugs, and none of these blocks should have a broken API implementation.

You may need to check if some blocks break these rules.

commented

hmm, it looks like I forgot to install TESLA, maybe that might fix it (idk im grasping at straws here)

commented

how do you reproduce it?

commented

I simply had two networks, one for power in, which fed power from a battery, and one for power out, which took power from the same battery. For me, it doesn't matter what I do with power and where I put it, it just doesn't work.

commented

I don't think there is any problem on Flux Networks side, if you understand what I said above. ↓
The problem is Integrated Dynamics battery can't output enengy directly. (must actively supply)

Plugs are receiving energy all the time, and transfer as long as there's a need in the network. Points are simulating energy transfer to connected blocks all the time, and produce energy need as long as connected blocks can receive energy. So as it says, it always have 2^31-1 RF, but the actual output depends on whether there is energy in the network.

Therefore, whether the energy transfer will work depends on whether the blocks connected to points need energy and whether there is an energy source to actively supply energy to plugs, and none of these blocks should have a broken API implementation.

You may need to check if some blocks break these rules.

commented

tesla is deprecated, and not supported by Flux Networks

commented

ok, never mind

Oddly enough using the flux on a generator (simple geothermal generator from simple generators) doesn't work either