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XP Vacuum and Essence of Knowledge

Xiaminou opened this issue ยท 9 comments

commented

Now that Thermal Expansion has added the Essence of Knowledge is it possible to have the XP Vacuum output that when Thermal Expansion is present. And a config option when multiple different liquid XP are present, I don't know if Essence of Knowledge and Ender IO's liquid XP will be compatible yet, do they work the same?

commented

Yeah, I will look into getting essence of knowledge supported. I just need to research its mB->xp conversion ratio.

Right now only the fluid "xpjuice" works, which is used by EnderIO, Openblocks, Reliquary & Cyclic. But of course EnderIO & Openblocks aren't on 1.12.2 yet. Update: looks like Openblocks is now available!

commented

https://github.com/CoFH/CoFHCore/blob/1.12/src/main/java/cofh/core/init/CoreProps.java suggests a mB->xp ratio of 20 mB per XP, which happens to be the same as "xpjuice", so that's handy. And the fluid registry name is "experience".

So looks like they're different fluids, so not fully compatible. But they do have the same conversion ratios.

I should also note that I want to support Industrial Foregoing's "essence" fluid too, and I want to come with a way of potentially supporting multiple fluid types together, similarly to how the PneumaticCraft: Repressurized Aerial Interface does it.

commented

Added in the 3.1.1 release (just uploaded to Curseforge)

commented

Hmm, my router still doesn't pickup XP and fluid pipes won't connect to it.
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commented

Can I see a screenshot of your router GUI? And also of the Vacuum Module GUI?

commented

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commented

Yeah, you need a fluid tank in the buffer for the Vacuum Module to be able to store fluids in it, and for fluid pipes to be able to connect to the router. A TE Portable Tank will work fine (pretty much anything other than a bucket should work).

commented

Oh, I see, I didn't know it worked like that.

commented

Yep, the router has no fluid storage of its own.