Hey man I know you don’t play this no more and it’s been a while but every time I search for help about rustic waters 2 it’s you that seems to show up and you’ve been kinda helpful so far so I think I’m probably gunna watch! Great vid very informative
28:25 You shift-clicked the extra silicon back into your inventory. Later, the two missing printed silicon were also in your inventory. The system isn't eating silicon. I'm amazed no one else told you this.
Refine storage is AE1, not some other simplified storage mod. Yes AE2 brings complexity to the mod. However many people don’t desire the nuances the AE2 has. Like the requirement for P2P due to channel connections or the odd storage limitations. It makes sense of course to make it a resource limitation but the storage part of it doesn’t make sense to me. I could definitely understand limit connectivity like bandwidth and routing channels, but since when does a storage drive on a computer limit the total amount of types of characters on top of the whole storage size. Imagine if your hard drives could only store 63 types of files. Your OS wouldn’t even work on the hard drive. I guess it’s perspective on the way you want to play the game. Each mod does have its own unique things though that it does better than the other. So what ever flavor you like but I definitely wouldn’t make fun of one over the other. I’m sure the mod developers who put these mods together without pay, and have updated them along the way deserve applause and adoration. Definitely not a form of ridicule.
Using all 63 types on a cell roughly halves the amount of stacks a cell can store. Each 1k in a cell can store roughly 100 stacks (or 128 if you like to calculate more exactly). so 1k cell, all types used can be estimated to be 50% of 100, i.e. 50 stacks. 4k cell, just 1 type can be estimated as 100% of 4*100, i.e. 400 stacks. 64k cell, 1 type, 6400 stacks. 64k cell, 63 types, 3200 stacks. The exact number for a 1k cell is 127 stacks of 1 type or a total of 65 stacks with 63 types (it's stacks + types = 128 in this case) 1 item takes up 1 bit of storage, so 1 stack of 64 items takes 64 bit or 8 byte. Meaning a 1024 byte cell could in theory hold 8192 items or 128 stacks. But since each type takes up another 8 byte in a 1k cell it's 8 byte or 1 stack less, i.e. 63 stacks and 1 type. If you store the max 63 types that takes 63*8 = 504 bytes for the types, leaving 520 bytes for items. That means you can store 520*8 items (bits) which comes out at 65 stacks. 4k cell = 508 stacks of 1 type or a total of 260 stacks with 63 types for a 4k cell each type requires 4 times as much, 4*8 = 32 bytes. Items still require 1 bit each. So with 1 type, 4096 - 32 = 4064 bytes for items = 508 stacks 63 types require 63*8 = 2016 byte, the remaining 2080 bytes can store 260 stacks. for 16k cells it's again 4x as much space required per type, i.e. 128 byte, 63 types take up ~8k of the 16k cell and for 64k cells the same applies again, meaning it's 512 bytes per type, 63 types take up ~32k of the 64k. AE2 actually doesn't care about stack sizes, it just counts items. So one could also calculate with 1k cell = 8k items instead of 100 stacks.
It has a backpack. It has portable grid which you put a disk inside of portable grid and it will be your backpack. You can then right click it in your inventory or place it into world like sophisticated backpacks. The only problem is it requires electricity so you need a way to charge your inventory if you want to use it. And it also doesn't have a crafting table.
Works perfect but I did have some issues for some reason it would work untill I put things In manually, so anyone it’s not working for try put them all in manually first then wait
so i copied you step by step i have an issue where the printed circuits are not exporting from their inscribers so the final craft is not happening... the redstone and silicone are making it to the inscriber just not the circuit. i have it turned so the bottom is to the west and top is to the east. i have no idea whats the go
you can definitely do that, but some people want to know how to automate AE2 (like myself) in addition, this is basically a tutorial on AE2 for any pack that has AE2 in it
@@SaturdayTwitch he is not going to automate certus quartz for sure couse its stupid(in my opinio) and he said he is not going to anyways so why no making the seed instead of going looking for the quarz sand thingy
I will get to the seeds when I get there. Even if I just made the seed then I have to wait for it and I need the bitumous sand anyway. So worth grabbing at the same time as well. I just wanted proper storage at this point.
If anyone is looking for a way to set this up and is using 1.18+ you'll need to change the set up. Here's a video by TKH that explains the issue and how to fix it. He also shows how to set it up for automatic pattern crafting. ruclips.net/video/fJCYtO02-Hw/видео.html
Skip to 22:52 if you're looking for what the title says this video is about. Why this guy thinks it makes sense to have people sit through nearly 23 mins. of unrelated stuff before getting to the part they actually came here to see is totally beyond me. You're welcome, internet!
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Hey man I know you don’t play this no more and it’s been a while but every time I search for help about rustic waters 2 it’s you that seems to show up and you’ve been kinda helpful so far so I think I’m probably gunna watch! Great vid very informative
Love the vids. Send our birthday wishes to your daughter behalf of all of us. Hope she loves you videos as much as we do❤️❤️
VERY informative and quite the compact setup for AE2
28:25 You shift-clicked the extra silicon back into your inventory. Later, the two missing printed silicon were also in your inventory. The system isn't eating silicon.
I'm amazed no one else told you this.
Happy Belated Birthday to her
Refine storage is AE1, not some other simplified storage mod. Yes AE2 brings complexity to the mod. However many people don’t desire the nuances the AE2 has. Like the requirement for P2P due to channel connections or the odd storage limitations. It makes sense of course to make it a resource limitation but the storage part of it doesn’t make sense to me. I could definitely understand limit connectivity like bandwidth and routing channels, but since when does a storage drive on a computer limit the total amount of types of characters on top of the whole storage size. Imagine if your hard drives could only store 63 types of files. Your OS wouldn’t even work on the hard drive. I guess it’s perspective on the way you want to play the game. Each mod does have its own unique things though that it does better than the other. So what ever flavor you like but I definitely wouldn’t make fun of one over the other. I’m sure the mod developers who put these mods together without pay, and have updated them along the way deserve applause and adoration. Definitely not a form of ridicule.
You must be a joy at parties.
Love your videos. Birthday of happiness to your daughter. 😎👍🍦
Using all 63 types on a cell roughly halves the amount of stacks a cell can store.
Each 1k in a cell can store roughly 100 stacks (or 128 if you like to calculate more exactly).
so 1k cell, all types used can be estimated to be 50% of 100, i.e. 50 stacks.
4k cell, just 1 type can be estimated as 100% of 4*100, i.e. 400 stacks.
64k cell, 1 type, 6400 stacks. 64k cell, 63 types, 3200 stacks.
The exact number for a 1k cell is
127 stacks of 1 type or a total of 65 stacks with 63 types (it's stacks + types = 128 in this case)
1 item takes up 1 bit of storage, so 1 stack of 64 items takes 64 bit or 8 byte. Meaning a 1024 byte cell could in theory hold 8192 items or 128 stacks. But since each type takes up another 8 byte in a 1k cell it's 8 byte or 1 stack less, i.e. 63 stacks and 1 type. If you store the max 63 types that takes 63*8 = 504 bytes for the types, leaving 520 bytes for items. That means you can store 520*8 items (bits) which comes out at 65 stacks.
4k cell = 508 stacks of 1 type or a total of 260 stacks with 63 types
for a 4k cell each type requires 4 times as much, 4*8 = 32 bytes. Items still require 1 bit each. So with 1 type, 4096 - 32 = 4064 bytes for items = 508 stacks
63 types require 63*8 = 2016 byte, the remaining 2080 bytes can store 260 stacks.
for 16k cells it's again 4x as much space required per type, i.e. 128 byte, 63 types take up ~8k of the 16k cell
and for 64k cells the same applies again, meaning it's 512 bytes per type, 63 types take up ~32k of the 64k.
AE2 actually doesn't care about stack sizes, it just counts items. So one could also calculate with 1k cell = 8k items instead of 100 stacks.
If refined storage is the Dora of inventory systems, it needs a backpack.
It has a backpack. It has portable grid which you put a disk inside of portable grid and it will be your backpack. You can then right click it in your inventory or place it into world like sophisticated backpacks. The only problem is it requires electricity so you need a way to charge your inventory if you want to use it. And it also doesn't have a crafting table.
Happy Birthday System Jr! :P
Time for them inscribers just hope no water and rusts comes :p awesome video
Happy Birthday lil system.
Happy late birthday to your daughter!
Thanks man supa dupa man
Ap2 is a very fun mod but i'm very lazy so i always go for refine.
Your daughter 1 now gees I remember seeing you post taking time off when she was born
but can you put in that chest just circuits that you already made?
anyone know how to get ftb quests to work with ae2 on a custom modpack?
Works perfect but I did have some issues for some reason it would work untill I put things In manually, so anyone it’s not working for try put them all in manually first then wait
Has anyone ever told you you sound very similar to Welsknight (another minecraft RUclipsr)?
Many :P
I dont know why but this just isnt working for me on my world
so i copied you step by step i have an issue where the printed circuits are not exporting from their inscribers so the final craft is not happening... the redstone and silicone are making it to the inscriber just not the circuit.
i have it turned so the bottom is to the west and top is to the east.
i have no idea whats the go
Newest version killed this build sadly.
@@Systemcollapse I was wondering why I couldn't get this to work at all. Any workarounds or do you just have to make a whole new setup?
Can you use the create spout to grow the crystals?
8:27 wait, isnt it just a cable that only lets energy pass? i dont think its that weird
Okay I feel dumb but how is he throwing stuff directly out of his inventory?
pressing q will throw things from inventory (one at a time) to ground; CTRL-q will throw entire stacks.
You can also hold 'Q' to continually throw single items
so RIP cave factory?
just make certus seeds its very easy and then buy the farmed land (red one) 20 coins for 2 which is ok I guess at least that's what I did.
you can definitely do that, but some people want to know how to automate AE2 (like myself)
in addition, this is basically a tutorial on AE2 for any pack that has AE2 in it
@@SaturdayTwitch he is not going to automate certus quartz for sure couse its stupid(in my opinio) and he said he is not going to anyways so why no making the seed instead of going looking for the quarz sand thingy
I will get to the seeds when I get there. Even if I just made the seed then I have to wait for it and I need the bitumous sand anyway. So worth grabbing at the same time as well. I just wanted proper storage at this point.
If anyone is looking for a way to set this up and is using 1.18+ you'll need to change the set up. Here's a video by TKH that explains the issue and how to fix it. He also shows how to set it up for automatic pattern crafting. ruclips.net/video/fJCYtO02-Hw/видео.html
Skip to 22:52 if you're looking for what the title says this video is about.
Why this guy thinks it makes sense to have people sit through nearly 23 mins. of unrelated stuff before getting to the part they actually came here to see is totally beyond me.
You're welcome, internet!
Its a lets play not a tutorial. Touch grass.