Large AE2 Network Design Guide - Applied Energistics 2 Tutorial #17 (MC 1.7.10)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- A complete example of how to setup a medium-to-large scale AE2 network with some key elements covered: A dedicated backbone P2P network, auto-crafting, material income, ore processing and storage.
After doing a lot of videos about AE2 tutorials, this can be seen as a summary of the big and most important areas when building a larger network. The methods used in this video should be enough to cover the needs up until or maybe even past end-game.
If anything isn't clear, check the AE2 playlist to find the areas you need to repeat (I have covered every part of this video in one way or another before). But feel free to ask, of course :)
Key items and topics for this video:
- ME Network
- ME Controller
- Dense and Smart Cable
- P2P ME and RF and EU Tunnel
- Crafting Storage / Co-Processor
- ME Interface / Molecular Assembler
- Memory Card
- Quantum Network Bridge
I have done several videos about AE2, so if there are items or blocks not covered in this one they can probably be found in another video. All my AE2 tutorials can be found in this playlist:
• Applied Energistics 2 ...
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Game info:
Curse Loader
Forge 10.13.4.1492
FastCraft [1.21]
Applied Energistics 2 [rv2_stable-10]
Buildcraft [7.0.20]
EnderIO [1.7.10-2.2.8.381]
IndustrialCraft 2 [2.2.718-experimental]
Tinkers Construct [1.8.5]
Thaumcraft [4.2.3.5]
Thermal Expansion [4.0.3B1-218]
Thermal Dynamics [1.1.0-161]
Thermal Foundation [1.2.0-102]
NEI [1.0.4.107-universal]
Waila [1.5.10]
Music:
"Peace of Mind" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
5:01 The reason this system was using 9K RF/t is because of that Wireless ME access point! It's power usage (With 64 boosters is 8.21K RF/t). SO this means that without that there, this entire system would only cost around 1.5K RF/t! Hope this helps some people =)
MSpaceDev
That’s a relief
Just get 10 enter generators from thermal expansion and you’ll get 22K RF/t
Thanks for the awesome videos.
I've seen a bunch of your tutorials on ME. Needed info especially on the P2P tunnels.
You also got good structuring on your tutorials :)
Thanks, glad to hear that! :)
finally a simple explanation of the system setups. thank you
Thank you TKH for so many clear explanations, really enjoyed these videos. I'm playing Sky Factory 2.5 and these have helped a lot. So far I've found it too difficult to diagnose issues in an ever expanding network, so fall back to Tesseracts and Ender Chests :) Hope to have such a well designed setup as yourself at some point ...
Very easy to understand setup of a complex MENetwork. I especially appreciate the use of subnets and parallel dedicated networks to illustrate practical use of the concept. My own networks tend to be chaos oriented.
+God of Orion Thanks! But to be honest, my latest base had a chaos network and I never got around to fix it... The challenge is not to make a "good" network, it is to plan out the base 50 hours before getting to the point where you need such a network ;)
great video! i'm gonna try this on sky factory :D
amazing. I am going to watch more of your videos so i can learn how to better use the Applied energistics mod in SkyFactory 2
Maybe you could share the map ^^ great video, I learned a lot, thanks bro! ^^
There is a world download video in the AE2 playlist, hope the link still works!
ruclips.net/video/zj283pO7OfI/видео.html
Should switch out iron chest/etc for overflow of gravel/etc for Matter Condenser with 64k ME Storage to get Singularities
is it posable to make a video in how to make that base / foundation design? it looks amazing
I think you can watch it again, pausing and looking at details can give all info you would need :) I also made an updated video on the subject last year I think (find it in the playlist found in the video description) with a similar design where you can find some more info. It's called "Large ME Controller and P2P Network Guide".
@@therealtkh many thanks , will do the pause thing and i will watch the other vid, keep up the good work :)
can't seem to get it to work :/ something to do with the P2P tunnels between the main controllers and the rest of the system :/
+Ben Gordon (NodrogJRB) I don't know how you've done it, pictures with explanation could help... I think a common error is that the Memory Card is used in the wrong way. Shift right click on the side close to the controller and then only right click on the other side (in the different rooms). Tunnels are "1 to N", so one input and several outputs. It doesn't matter if tunnels are in a separate network or in the main, but you probably want them in a separate (only powered network) for simplicity.
thanks :) think I've got it working now anyway :D
I don't suppose AE2 has any solutions for fluids? I'm playing on Blightfall, which is very limited in tech mods, which forces me to use a lot of MFR tech where I'd normally be using EnderIO or something along those lines. In MFR, a lot of machines require (or produce) significant quantities of essence, which is basically a variant of liquid XP. I'm going to have Sewers set up in mob breeding rooms, I'll be doing most of my mob slaying with grinders, and I'll have a couple of dedicated autospawner chambers as well as other infrastructure - piping essence around the base is probably going to be just as important to the final base as the ME cabling. It'd be nice to handle that in the ME network so I could easily monitor the buffer (see if it's getting filled or drained from the autospawners and such) using the ME system.
If not, I'll set up a room with a bank of drums where I can see what's going on and just run fluiducts alongside the network cables.
If anyone's reading this, the answer is P2P tunnels. Or the mod extension that specifically does this the way Thaumic Energistics adds in Essentia storage. But yeah, P2P tunnels can be configured to move fluids around. It's not the same, but it should do a decent job of piping around that one fluid that you need everywhere, if you have such a fluid.
If extra cells 2 is installed, use that. Otherwise, you will have to use P2P
In this video you have a p2p tunnel for your RF power. It looks like there is only one place where power is going into that tunnel, and yet at least two places that are taking power out of the tunnel. Is that possible? Can you have 1 input and several outputs for the same tunnel?
+Mind Fiend Yes, that's correct. All p2p tunnels are 1 to n. That means one input and many outputs. It's the same for RF, ME channels, lights, and so on. If we take RF or lighting, it's of course natural to have one input and lots of outputs. But for ME networking it depends on your needs and the purpose of the p2p connection. I have done a few videos on this subject if you want to know more.
Can you explain why you need the solo controller... could you have done the same thing coming off one of the controllers onthe main controller stack or does it need to be separate?
+lbgrob Sure thing. It is possible to use a cable from the main controller to transfer a dense cable within the same network. But that would consume channels from the main network. My approach (with a sub net with its own controller) will make sure that all channels you extract from the main controller can be used. You won't lose anything by doing this, except for the fact that you might need another controller. But as I said in the video, up to 4 in / 4 out you can use a thin cable (as I did in a previous video) and no controller in the sub net. I hope this answers your question.
+TKH yeah thanks.. I will check out your other video too... (I watched some but I get confused on this extra controller thing).... I think I have it... will have to mess around in creative a bit until I fully grasp it!
+LivNastics Oops sorry that was my Daughters channel that I replied from.
+lbgrob Creative testing is recommended to get things working, it can save a lot of time and resources in a playing world. Just tell me if you run into any problems! And screenshots are good in those cases... :)
I finally understood what's up wit that p2p tunnels etc.. Still, don't feel like using them :D
Oh, I already answered the other comment. Sorry :) Hope it makes more sense to the other build!
is this also doable in 1.12.2 or did the rules change from one version to another?
I made an updated video one year ago (on 1.12.2) and it works in the same way. See video here:
ruclips.net/video/LQVh6vChf5E/видео.html
@@therealtkh Oh nice! Thanks!
How did you connect the second Controller to the Network ( P2P dedicated network) Mine gets red all the time.
Please note that the second controller is not a part of the main network. They are not connected at all. The second controller handles the "P2P network". A network can not have more than one controller.
Ive tried recreating this but it doesn't work for me i have a room for crafting and a room for my storage drives i can access them from the terminal in each room but in the drive room i cant see the crafting recipes i have set up and in the crafting room i cant see what i have in the drive ive tried to figure out where ive gone wrong but so far have come up with nothing
Have you configured the p2p tunnels correctly? You can use one-to-one or one-to-many tunnels in this design, and they can be reconfigured as you expand the network with more rooms/larger controller. Take some screenshots of the setup and make an album om imgur or so. It can help me help you :)
+TKH imgur.com/a/MyFZu
I hope these images are ok if you need me to add explanations to each i will as for configuring the P2P tunnels all i did was use the memory card and link them that way
+Dark Raven Productions I'm sorry that I forgot to answer! Do you still have a problem with your network? I couldn't see anything strange with the pictures, but it's not possible to see the P2P link of course. I'm not sure if it matters, but I always save settings on the P2P interface on the controller and load settings on the other side of the cable (in the auto-crafting room for example).
How does one connect the void pipe? It works directly or you need something else?
The void pipe? From what mod? If it's from a different mod you might need a step in between (Like an export bus connected to an inventory.)
I think he means where you have your bulk storage overflow (gravel, dirt, sand, stone) - if I recall correctly there were IC2 pipes pulling off the overflow.
Can you put the P2P Tunnel directly on the Controller ?
+Crazy Tech Yes, absolutely. I only did it this way to make it easier to follow :)
for the love of god can you explain your setup and how you get waila to display the channels its has driven me so insane that i am sane again >.
+bringerofdarknesdoom Didn't I explain it in the video? ;) What part was hard to follow? I have covered... well, everything... in the previous videos in the AE2 series and I based the level of this video on good previous knowledge of the mod.
I don't remember that I have done any special settings in Waila, but it works so well so I disabled the NEI variant completely. I'll check later tonight if I can find any settings on that topic :)
TKH im sorry il dubble check your videos for my awnser the problem is when i install waila the channels on the tooltip for smart cable remains at 0
+bringerofdarknesdoom I checked my Waila settings, but I haven't changed anything... What versions of both AE2 and Waila are you using? Is it on all cables in the network? I mean, it says 0 on all?
+TKH the version for ae2 is rv1 stable 1 and for waila is 1.5.6a-1.7.1
I'd love a world download of this ;)
I think there is a download for this and the other tutorial world later in this series? ;) Check the playlist, I don't remember the name of the video...
Not so hard to achieve with some other mods
I am making a “local” datacenter in AE2. So I need to learn networking here! A very Interesting mod for sure
you know... this just made want to re-make my entire base... its become so stressful now. lesson learned. next modpack ill base my base (pun xD) on AE instead of theme and looks...
One thing that's worth noting is that AE2 and Refined Storage both fit nicely into the underground portions of your base. Unless you want an insanely sci fi build, putting this stuff out where it's visible will look terrible.
Secondly, if you can, opt for Refined Storage instead of AE2. AE2 is a vastly more complex mod and refined storage does effectively the same thing, with about a third of the effort. Getting a system fully in place is still a big process, but it's so much more forgiving than AE2.
(That said, it is possible that some of the really high end AE2 functions aren't in Refined Storage - the guy who made RS may not have known all the tricks that he had to implement to fully replace AE2)
@@rashkavar One of the biggest reasons people say RS is better than AE2 is because RS doesn’t use channels. However, you can disable that in the AE2 config. Knowing this, it’s now pretty much personal preference. ChosenArchitect also said RS was way laggier than AE2 so I dunno
@@pauldelol Yeah, I've since learned that RefinedStorage is a bit of a resource hog compared to AE2, though that and literally anything else in my comment may have changed by now: 3 year old comments on actively supported mods are like that. I've not kept up on things for at least 2 years.
Personally, I actually like AE2's channel system, though I do wish there was a more stable supply of Certus Quartz built into the modpack - it's very reliant on quarrying or on packs that provide duplication or resource crop options to get an industrial grade AE2 network in place. But that's because I like the extra bit of logic puzzle involved in laying out channels efficiently. I fully respect those who are not interested in that.
Absolutely beautiful - never knew you could hide the ores from view with the storage bus - you blew my mind with the idea of psping power - thank you for a great video
Good to hear! If you build anything cool based on this, feel free to send a few screenshots :)
Sounds cool, would like to see the pictures though.. Imgur album usually works?
Btw, found your comment in the spam folder, RUclips often flag comments as spam when they contain links so it's easy to miss them...
updated with imgur links
Good thing you told me, because edits never give any notification :)
Looks really cool! You probably know you don't need the dense cable next to the ME controller, but it's a great way to keep track of where every side is going. Cool to see every colored dense cable going to every floor. You could have used thin cable there to save material, but it seems like you have plenty of resources ;)
thanks! - its the FTB infinity pack so why not
im playing on 2022 and I still learn a lot from your videos! Thanks to you now I have a cool base with integrated AE2 system
So happy to hear it, thank you :)
@@therealtkh Exactly the same here, like probably hundreds of other people enjoying ATM6 or other modpacks and being curious enough to not settle with Refined Storage, You gave us solid knowledge for basically everything related to AE2 :)
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HAHAHAHAH i got it
There we go thank you so much looks great and great tut like every time
The only reason why the network is needing so much power ist becaue the stack of wireless bossters xD. They are consuiming 8 of the 9 kRF
+Gamefreak Oh right, totally forgot that they consume that much. Thx for the reminder :)
Laying everything out flat was a great way to explain. I think you just taught me P2P :)
+Voodoocat Yeah, I did a P2P tutorial earlier in this series, but I think the full strength didn't really come through until I made this video... glad it helped :)
Yes, i thought that p2p tunnel works like portals from portal, but only now i understand that it has to be connected by cables. Thanks for your guides
Thank you very much for your videos. This is by far the best and in-depth tutorial for a mod that I watched. You really explain everything down to the last detail, so it's very easy to follow.
I am sure it took a lot of hours to build and record everything, so thanks a lot for your tremendous effort!
+Andreas Volz Thanks, so happy to hear that! I have indeed put a lot of time into these videos and it's fun to hear that it shows :)
Hey, nice video. The video link in your description doesn't work. You probably copied it from another video while not realizing that youtube shortens your links.
This has been extremely useful. Thank you.
Love your vids. Maybe do some AE2 tutorials for GregTechNewHorizons. Not much info about that. What are backbone cables?
13:40 here you can use Me storage bus with Me interface(sub-network) to make all storage drivers use only 1 channel, this will make your Network even more dependent on autocraft or even IC reactors controlling
Yes, that can save channels for sure! But remember that if you place a terminal within that room you can't reach the other parts of the network. It's possible to do this bi-directional but auto-crafting won't work in that case.
Very useful. I could almost see a variant of this being lesson 1 for an AE2 tutorial series...and actually, that's kinda how I'm using it - I know enough from refined storage to understand things like "Storage Bus" and "Interface" and while P2P tunnels are kinda weird to me (they're not in RS because RS doesn't fuss over channels), this is actually the video that showed me what they are and why they're useful
Every tutorial for AE2 is very much bottom up, but for someone like me who prefers a top down approach (and has seen a fully functional ME system on this kind of level in action, it's much easier to see how you get the insanely awesome final product from this kind of set up rather than iterating on slightly more complex baby networks. Now I just need to figure out what farms I need/want for my Blightfall base and I'll be able to bring something like this online!
(I'm definitely expecting to hit stumbling blocks in the details, but there's this nice little playlist that covers a bunch of different topics really well)
Cheers!
Interesting, I usually prefer to learn from bottom up but for a semi-complex mod, perhaps it can be useful to see the end result and understand WHY one should learn the basics. Glad to hear they're still useful!
It's probably my background. I studied engineering in university (not an engineer - just got the degree), which kinda teaches a top down approach to design. Engineers usually have EITs, technicians, and regular workers who are competent for solving the little issues, while their focus is on getting the overall system set up such that everything works together.
If this were all real, the engineer looking after the network would have a thermal expansion consultant saying "I need __ channels, ___ RF/t and ___ crafting processor capacity" and would get all the thermal expansion machines set up as long as those needs were met. Engineering at that level is as much people management as it is technological prowess.
And let's face it, if this were real, the total number of channels being requested would be about a thousand more than the ME controller could provide, and there'd be no way to upgrade the controller for some reason, and it'd all be a nightmare.
Haha, I've never really looked at the modded Minecraft scene from a company or project point of view. I'm an Electronics Engineer myself, I guess it's why I like to make these networks and make all components work together in an optimal or at least logical way... The best part is that I'm my own customer and project manager!
Heh, then I'm sure you're very familiar with how work projects go. My specialty was in mining and mineral processing, and the university aspect stressed the idea that you really _need_ to know what the overall plan is before you can do anything else.
Mining is kinda weird in that there are a lot of ways to do it that are fundamentally unlike any other method - open pit mines to get at it from above, stope mining methods where you dig under the ore and rip it out of the ceiling, and a bunch of different philosophies about attacking the ore body by digging down to its level and attacking it from the side....not to mention the specialist things like those beastly bucketwheels used for coal and oil sand mining, quarrying methods where you're trying to harvest large slabs of rock, etc.
And on the processing side, you're usually crushing and milling your ore down to a target particle size, but sometimes you're running it through centrifuges, sometimes it's a high power magnet, sometimes it's a flotation system (add chemicals that make the useful minerals in the ore attach to bubbles, then pipe bubbles through the mix so it all rises to the top), and sometimes you're doing some chemical process like cyanidation and have to be really paranoid about pH levels to avoid gassing your workers.
With that kind of variability, you don't do bottom up design. You do modeling and lab tests to see what will work (more modeling for the mining stage, more lab tests for the processing stage), then custom fit all the details needed to make that actually happen. Then you give a very long document to the bean counters in hopes that they'll actually give you the money you need to buy all the crap you're going to need...which is a LOT of money.
So yeah, for me, I know what I want my ME system to be doing, more or less. I have the model in my head, and I'm trying to custom fit the network to match those requirements. As I'm soloing the project, I wind up wearing the boots of all those technicians doing the detail work as well, of course.
That was an interesting read, and a good comparison :) In this world of Minecraft tutorials, most of them are made from the bottom and up, but I can of course understand the strength in first showing what the end goal is - and then start from the beginning to get there... It adds a lot of additional work to preparations or that 10 episodes has to be prepared or almost recorded before I can make the first video where I explain where the series will lead ;)
Such a great design, very clean & very functional! I'm going to use this, thank you!
Nice! It's the most efficient way if you have a large central controller and want to distribute the channels without "channel losses" around the base. Hope it ends up well :)
im trying to p2p RF into the rest of my base and its not working, someone help
Are you spanish? just out of curiosity.
Nice video and great tutorial, helped me a ton
Thanks, glad to hear that! I'm Swedish btw :)
I have an issue. I cannot connect to the devices on the end of the P2P network. (say all the machines and storrage.) The crating terminals just says "offline" But I went so far and built an excact copy of the system you made above. Any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong?
BLEH!
Forgot about the Memory card. Working fine now!
Good thing it worked out :)
i did this p2p stuff and everything works great, but why can i not put a terminal anywhere on my system and see all my items? it only works if i put the terminal on a cable where my drives are- need help please
+Mr.mime619 You still have problems? Please provide more info about your world, modpack and setup. Screenshots are always good! It sounds like you haven't connected the tunnels together... Make sure you put it on the correct side, the "tunnel network" is not always a part of the system, depending on how you've connected things.
+Xafer S I just noticed that your message got stucked in the spam folder (probably because of the link). Do you still have a problem? I can take a look at it tonight in that case. I don't know if it matters what direction you set up the p2p tunnel (with memory card).. I mean, what side to start with (because it is "1 to n" connection).
Was tricky to follow every step in the album, but the direction of the tunnel is of course important, for example, on the ME drive side you have 6 drives on one cable, should that go through the tunnel? In that case what is the 7th channel? Is the tunnel facing the wrong way? You can't use a dense cable as "p2p subnet" cable all the way, in the end you'll have to use a thinner cable to attach the tunnel on.
OMG I LOVE EVERY SINGLE VIDEO! YOUR VIDEOS ARE AMAZING!
wow the thumbnail made me think it was factorio
Still waiting to see this built on a survival world ;)
No hurry, it's only five years ago I uploaded this video ;)
You could handle the power using a big reactor(also on the big side of reactors)
I just watched your video, Ms even though you handled the topic quite well it was quite difficult to listen to you. Your way of talking is really hard to follow because you keep making these pauses like you don't know what you want to say. Maybe you should make a script for your videos.
Feel free to watch a more recent video instead of a 2½ year old one. Perhaps you would still think the same, but it's hard for me to take in criticism on such old videos. Still, I hope the video helped.
really cool, but it just wont work for me, can someone help me plz
I want to see how big a A.E. network would be with only using 1 i mean just 1 ME controller.
+Grumpy Mittens You can manage quite long with only one controller block. If handled perfectly you can get 192 channels out of it, and that's enough for a small-medium sized base depending on how much you need to have connected. But it's hard to build perfectly, and since the block isn't very expensive it's easier to have a couple of controller blocks and waste some channels to get a more logical wiring :)
Ya well... have you seen it FTB I.E. Its very very expensive
+Grumpy Mittens Ok, I don't know the recipe there, but in any way... You can manage with only one controller block up to the point where you have automated mining, ore doubling, sorting, auto-crafting and interaction to many other mods. As I said, 192 channels is still quite a lot if cables are used properly.
ahahahah, 90% of energy gets consumed with one lame wireless access point. That's how you build an AE network that consumes 10k RF/t. Insanely lame access point.
Yeah, I went a little overboard with a full stack of boosters :D
This videos is amazing! It really helps when you can see everything setup like that! Thank you so much!
Have you thought about looking at other peoples bases to see how they incorporate your tutorial concepts into their current survival bases? And maybe do a vid that would describe/suggest better ways of doing it?
Well, I would like to be helpful, but only if they asked for help or ideas. Just telling someone how to do their work in a better or different way could easily be misinterpretated. I don't want to be a prick :)
wouldnt it be awsome if there was a server with this modpack and made one big factory of machines
+adbsup Just create one! All these mods are in most modpacks ;)
But i dont know how to
+the oncoming storm I have no experience in running modded minecraft servers, so I have no real answers here. But my main tutorial world for AE2 is now unplayable due to lag (but if that is due to server or client lag is unknown to me). In that world I used a lot of frames and signs, and I think both are known to cause lag. But only within render distance, because if I turn the other way framerate goes up to 60 as expected, but around 15 when looking that way - even though all objects are behind walls. As I have heard you need at least a medium computer but with lots of RAM to run a server in a good way.
Dude can u stop saying network and tell me what is going on
i love making a branching out network. such a cool mod
Hello, your videos are amzing! Can i ask you? How is it called the mod, who make a little help on your top screen with numbers of channels?
I think you're referring to WAILA. It shows info about what you're looking at.
very cool!
Question: bigger crafting CPUs or more
Mostly more, but at least one big. Because most crafting jobs are small, and a big could order from a small. But once you order a really big job you must have that big one.
I am so so thank full for this video now i understand ae2
can u definitely answer after 2 years?
Sometimes :) ask away!
Does the P2P energy insertion method work with Mekanism? Also, were there any major changes made in the update to 1.10.2?
I haven't tried, but tunnels have to be for the specific power system. There are tunnels for RF and EU, so there must be a tunnel for Mekanism power (J/s). To be honest I haven't checked out the 1.10 release of AE2, but from what I read it's almost only bug fixes and compatibility.
TKH Ah, thank you.
If i wanted to use this cell block design for a base what sixe cell blocks would you suggest
Hoping to find out what size celld you were building
@@stingray775gaming8 Do you mean what size of ME Controller you should use? In that case I made a video of a quite compact 3x3x3 model with 2k+ channels. Easy to build and expand if you know your P2P system! I did an updated video on this concept as well for more generic tips. Check the playlist!
@@therealtkh i was asking more on the lines of i want to copy the design in this video amd i wanted to know what size these building are
@@stingray775gaming8 Oh wow, that's impossible to answer. It only depends on what type of machines or functions you want to have in there. Auto-crafting or storage doesn't take much room at all, processing ores/ingots/etc takes a little more but some mods require large structures and then it might be better to have a new building for those builds. And in that case, they might need only one 32-channel output, but it's really up to what you want to do. However, the tricky part is to plan ahead because you always need more space than you think, and it's hard to know before building how many things you want to have in there...
@@therealtkh okay ill just lay out some good size rooms and exoand when j need to i just wsnt to keep thr same kinda desing
unless I missed it, he didn't explain how you connect your STORAGE to the cube and make it see the machines
All P2P ends are connected in the same way, regardless what it is (storage, crafting, interfaces). I have explained P2P networks more in detail in a previous video, you can find it in the playlist. I mean, this is tutorial video 17 for AE2, so I won't cover the basics in a P2P network if I've covered it before.
I figured it out on my own an hour after my comment, the issue I was having is that the storage would show up, OR the automation would, for an hour it was one or the other, no idea how I got it working but I did.
Funderade på fråga om du var svensk men sen läste jag about, svensk engelska är speciell, bra men speciell.
Haha, den är väldigt lätt att genomskåda om man är svensk!
Fint nätverk iaf! :D har tänkt jag borde faktiskt orka göra mig riktiga AE nätverk, blir ofta bara inventory och lite interfaces.
Det är inte alltid jag gör det, men helst vill jag koppla ihop alla system till ME-systemet. Först då känns bygget komplett!
+TKH ja man vill ju det!..sen så gör man 500 andra projekt..
Do you remember how large this whole base was? like dimensions wise ty loved this vid
No, not really :) If you're lucky, the world might be included in the world download found here: ruclips.net/video/zj283pO7OfI/видео.html
Thanks dude! :D really awesome vid made a modified version of this base on my server and its super nice to have
Cool! Feel free to post pics to show, always fun to see if I have inspired to some type of build :)
Here is an imgur post that has all of the pictures of my base imgur.com/a/ns2PYhE, its pretty dope. Making a sky base that has all of your machines on it is the best idea ever. Still have a couple of stuff i wanna add to the base just too lazy to get around to it.
Very fun to see, thanks for sharing! I totally approve of the layout of the base :D Not saying that all my builds (such as the main CPU or the auto-crafting setup) are optimal in any way, they are mostly examples of how to divide different functions. But when the network is functional the rest is easy to improve in small or big steps!
Could someone please briefly explain what this even is it seems pretty interesting but i dont understand a word x)
Haha, I think you should start from episode #1 in this playlist in that case :)
TKH i will
I need help. when I made this setup, the channels do not seem to transfer from one color in the room to the same color next to the main controller. also, the one in the room has no power running through it. what am I doing wrong?
Without any screenshots it's really hard to guess. But P2P tunnels need to be configured in correct order (in to out). The colors are just added for clarity, the memory card configuration is the important step.
was the memory card step mentioned in a previous video because i dont think you ever mentioned it in this video?
I probably mentioned it in the "real" P2P tunnel tutorial. It's in the playlist :)
Thx a lot ! It helped me I was a bit lost :p
im having a problem where the power wont come out of the rf p2p
Is it correctly linked? I mean, do other P2P tunnels work? Have enough channels and so on? I can't guess without more info at hand.
i wish you has this on a world download.
Funny, I recorded a short video yesterday. It's called "AE2 tutorial worlds download" and will be out today or tomorrow :)
lol well that is funny.. I am trying out some of that you have shown on the FTB The Void World.
your setup is pretty cool... can you do a cool desings for quantum ring? or send me some pictures cuz i cant find any and i want some for my world. 😯
+josip glavaš Do you mean cool as in good looking or as in functional? :) Because if it is the second one I did a Quantum Ring design in my previous AE2 video, but it sure wasn't good looking ;)
+TKH like good and pretty looking... with chisel blocks
+josip glavaš I'm not very good at it, but if I find time to do design work I'll get back to you :) And if you do cool designs based on my videos then feel free to show me!
+TKH ok
dude help me out with power generation
+Om Bhise Only if you first tell me what mod selection or modpack you're using. Only AE2 has very few power generation possibilities, but with other mods it becomes easier.
TKH
Thanks but my Problem got solved cuz i used Energy Acceptors and connected them to my Magmatic Dynamos (Thermal Expansion)
+Om Bhise That's a good method. When you have an ME controller you can usually connect power directly to it if you want. It will act as an Energy Acceptor in itself.
did you really make the over 9000 joke? :D
+Cybertopia When did I say that? I promise I didn't do it on purpose anyway ;)
it was close at the beginnings :)
arround 2.30
+Cybertopia Ah, haha, watched it now! Luckily I didn't say "OMG it was over 9000"... but after this I will be careful with my numbers ;)
hehe :)
This gy is definitely from Norway XD
Not correct, but close :P (Info on the about page)
TKH I worked it out myself from how you say 'glass.'
Sadly, the modpack I play on has p2p disabled. Things are much harder without them :(
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Good stuff, now I wonder how a really end game base on multiple floors and dimensions would practically work.
10:45 You say you dont need to use smart cables, I used dense for everything and it doesn't work
Well, what you use instead of smart cables are normal glass cables - not dense cables.
+TKH Is Dense Cable only meant to be used as a bit of a crossroad?
Dense is only required if there are more than 8 channels. And then you need a controller as well. But the function would be the same in both cases.