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[1.7.10] Current Transformer misinformation

unforbidable opened this issue ยท 1 comments

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Description of the issue:

Struggling to find a human way to describe this but basically what happens is that Current Transformers seem to end up reporting the current loss amount in the opposite direction. Please see the two images that follow for illustration.

https://imgur.com/a/pqpNFic

The images shows a capacitor and a lantern connected via a very long connection. There are current transformers near each end of the connection. The chat log shows transferred RF/t, left hand transformer first, then right hand one. The current transformer closer to the source reports less energy transferred (more loss) and it should be the other way around, even if I replace the wires as shown in the other image.

I can't say for sure the "current direction" is always reverted. I suspect it is more likely that it depends on how the connection is made, or what not.

Please note RF/t shown is times 1000. Otherwise the reported value is always 0 even with four dozens lanterns connected. So yes, I am using my own build of IE 0.7.7. This is the only thing I changed, and also how I even ended up here.

Crashlog:

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Versions & Modlist

Minecraft 1.7.10
Forge 10.13.4.1614

I know version 1.7.10 is no longer supported but while poking around it seemed to me that the part of code that iterates the sub-connections is unchanged and so the issue may still exist. Unless the sub-connections are appropriately sorted somewhere else in the latest branch code or I am misunderstanding how it works.

So yeah, unsupported version, custom build, I think I will see myself out. (:

Cheers!

commented

Update:

Indeed I could not reproduce this issue in 0.12-89 and also have found the part of the code where this has been fixed.