Minecraft | 1.16.5 | Applied Energistics 2 Subnet Example | E01

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @toastonryeYT
    @toastonryeYT  2 года назад +7

    A good tip that I forgot to include, if you partition a drive, put it in an anvil and name what is on it!

  • @mot1215
    @mot1215 Год назад

    Thank you so much! You explained it perfectly well and easy to understand.

  • @kiryu144
    @kiryu144 2 года назад

    Great quality and good explainations!

  • @schneid3306
    @schneid3306 2 года назад +1

    This helped me so much! Thanks!

  • @kdg1237
    @kdg1237 10 месяцев назад

    thanks for the videos man, very helpful

    • @toastonryeYT
      @toastonryeYT  10 месяцев назад

      Glad you found it useful,

  • @oskar1504
    @oskar1504 Год назад

    Nice video. Thanks

  • @hitbox7422
    @hitbox7422 Год назад

    Great explanation man! I will try something out later, but maybe you are faster in responding to my comment : could I also subnet quantum rings? I have 6 (so 12 in total) of them connected to my main network, but the problem is that the power consumption with all those wireless boosters gets so ridiculous that the 20 ME-Controllers I use can't handle that anymore. (im using a P2P-Tesseract-Controller)
    I constantly get blackouts for a few seconds, despite the fact that I have around a stack of dense energy cells build into the network as a backbone energy storage to handle fluctuations. My main energy generator pumps out around 250 million RF per tick, so the energy supply can't really be an issue, and I'm using the flux network mod to distribute that energy to the network (around 150 k/RF per tick) and until now it worked just fine, I started to break with the last quantum ring I've attached. All major components are chunk loaded.

    • @toastonryeYT
      @toastonryeYT  Год назад +1

      Honestly I've never used quantum rings, so I'm not sure but sounds weird. I'd suggest asking in Reddit.com/r/feedthebeast

    • @hitbox7422
      @hitbox7422 Год назад

      @@toastonryeYT thanks man, I've tried it out, you can actually sub rings, maybe that's useful for you one day. The only problem I got with subnetworks is that they need a separate storage system, which means you either make it so big that it will last for ever or you need to manually transfer those items back into your main system from time to time.