Tutorial:Wiring - Revision history

Chocohead: Reverted edits by Zulu 217 (talk) to last revision by Jonius7

2015-08-07T23:19:18Z

Reverted edits by Zulu 217 (talk) to last revision by Jonius7

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	[[Generator]]s ~~can~~ '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''', for obvious reasons.		[[Generator]]s will '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''', for obvious reasons.

	[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]		[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]

Zulu 217: Can? yes. Will? no

2015-08-07T13:08:48Z

Can? yes. Will? no

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	[[Generator]]s ~~will~~ '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''', for obvious reasons.		[[Generator]]s can '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''', for obvious reasons.

	[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]		[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]

Jonius7 at 06:56, 27 June 2015

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	Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <s><span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Glass Fibre Cable," you can achieve a length of 50 blocks.'''</span><s> Does not apply to latest versions of IC2 Experimental (v2.2.x)		Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <s><span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Glass Fibre Cable," you can achieve a length of 50 blocks.'''</span></s> Does not apply to latest versions of IC2 Experimental (v2.2.x)


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	This is a simple 2x solar flower setup with a loop. This will enable you to spread [[EU]] around your Factory and not have it bottleneck in any particular spot. Take note the '''BatBox connecting the generators to the loop.		This is a simple 2x solar flower setup with a loop. This will enable you to spread [[EU]] around your Factory and not have it bottleneck in any particular spot. Take note the '''BatBox connecting the generators to the loop.
	that way the [[EU]] will be evenly distributed around the area. In the center of the solar flower there is a wire, a normal,average wire.(because of advances in the programing of the wires they now allow to be connected ~~upto~~ 6 sides simultaneously opposed to the 3 side max in IC.)		that way the [[EU]] will be evenly distributed around the area. In the center of the solar flower there is a wire, a normal,average wire.(because of advances in the programing of the wires they now allow to be connected up to 6 sides simultaneously opposed to the 3 side max in IC.)

	[[file:Power loop tut.png\|link=]]		[[file:Power loop tut.png\|link=]]

Jonius7: some updated info (more to do)

2015-06-27T06:55:24Z

some updated info (more to do)

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	<center>Updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</center>		<center>Updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</center>

	~~SUPA DOOPA OUTDATED~~ {{Outdated}}		{{Outdated}}
	<span style="color:#FF0000">'''WARNING''' This tutorial is currently being updated to IC2 and may contain incorrect information. </span>		<span style="color:#FF0000">'''WARNING''' This tutorial is currently being updated to IC2 and may contain incorrect information. </span>

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	Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Glass Fibre Cable," you can achieve a length of 50 blocks.'''</span>		Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <s><span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Glass Fibre Cable," you can achieve a length of 50 blocks.'''</span><s> Does not apply to latest versions of IC2 Experimental (v2.2.x)


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	and after I placed the 2 wires above the MFE will output one 128 EU packet and everything crispifies.		and after I placed the 2 wires above the MFE will output one 128 EU packet and everything crispifies. (Latest IC2 Experimental versions do not do this)

	[[file:After tut.png\|link=]]		[[file:After tut.png\|link=]]

Blockmaster139 at 13:48, 17 October 2014

2014-10-17T13:48:08Z

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	<center>Updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</center>		<center>Updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</center>

			SUPA DOOPA OUTDATED {{Outdated}}
	<span style="color:#FF0000">'''WARNING''' This tutorial is currently being updated to IC2 and may contain incorrect information. </span>		<span style="color:#FF0000">'''WARNING''' This tutorial is currently being updated to IC2 and may contain incorrect information. </span>

Kainotomiu at 22:16, 20 September 2012

2012-09-20T22:16:03Z

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	<~~big~~>Special ~~Thanks To: <span class="pops" >~~[http://www.minecraftforum.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=270214 Kingy24]</~~span>! </big~~>		<center>Special thanks to [http://www.minecraftforum.net/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=270214 Kingy24]</center>

	<~~span style="color:#0066FF"~~>~~updated~~ to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</~~span~~>		<center>Updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</center>
	~~'''Please note this tutorial was made for IC1 and is largely out of date for IC2!'''~~


	~~Warning!!!~~ This tutorial is ~~under a update~~ to IC2 and may contain incorrect ~~info until it is finished(and even then their may be a mistake(hey I'm not perfect but I don't see you doing it!)) It also lacks commas in many places, so read sentences twice~~.		<span style="color:#FF0000">'''WARNING''' This tutorial is currently being updated to IC2 and may contain incorrect information. </span>


	Forum post about IC2 Wiring by Alblaka: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]		Forum post about IC2 Wiring by Alblaka: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]


	~~'''First'''~~, [[Cable]]s do not act like redstone, you ~~can '''not~~ place them diagonally to travel in a stair formation~~(see improper placement)'''~~. They ~~'''~~must be placed like stairs~~(correct placement)'''.~~		Firstly, [[Cable]]s do not act like redstone; you cannot place them diagonally to travel in a stair formation. They must be placed like stairs.
	~~[[File:Wiring stair tut~~.~~png\|link=]]~~

	~~Machines will accept power input in the form of a wire from '''all 6 sides''', but you (usually) only need 1 or 2~~.		<center>[[File:Wiring stair tut.png\|link=]]</center>

	~~[[file:wiring_1~~.~~png\|link=]]~~		Most machines will accept power from a wire on all 6 sides, but you (usually) only need one input.

Atrain99 at 18:42, 18 March 2012

2012-03-18T18:42:15Z

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	'''First''', [[Cable]]s do not act like ~~Redstone~~, you can '''not place them diagonally to travel in a stair formation(improper ~~placemen~~)'''. They '''must be placed ~~orthogonally~~(correct placement)'''.		'''First''', [[Cable]]s do not act like redstone, you can '''not place them diagonally to travel in a stair formation(see improper placement)'''. They '''must be placed like stairs(correct placement)'''.
	[[File:Wiring stair tut.png\|link=]]		[[File:Wiring stair tut.png\|link=]]

	Machines will accept power input in the form of a wire from '''all 6 sides'''.		Machines will accept power input in the form of a wire from '''all 6 sides''', but you (usually) only need 1 or 2.

	[[file:wiring_1.png\|link=]]		[[file:wiring_1.png\|link=]]


	[[Generator]]s will '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''' for obvious reasons.		[[Generator]]s will '''output power from all 6 sides''' <span style="color:#0066FF">(but only from '''one''' side at any one time)</span>, however '''don't cover the top of a [[Solar Panel]]''', for obvious reasons.

	[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]		[[file:gen wiring tut.png\|link=]]


	Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Fibre ~~wire~~," you can achieve a length of ~~19(?)~~'''</span>		Starting simple this is the most basic set up without omitting a [[BatBox]]. The max [[Cable\|insulated cable]] length for copper is achieved here. The '''cable is <span style="color:#0066FF">4</span> blocks long'''. <span style="color:#0066FF">'''You lose [[EU]] if the current in the cable travels for too long, losing 1 [[EU]] upon reaching the 4th block, then another 1 [[EU]] for every 3 blocks after that. but if you use the most advanced wire, "Glass Fibre Cable," you can achieve a length of 50 blocks.'''</span>


	This setup will not work as the BatBox is not a splitter and it ~~doesnt~~ have two outputs., '''it will accept input from 5 sides at the same time but will only output on the output face marked with dot'''.		This setup will not work as the BatBox is not a splitter and it doesn't have two outputs, '''it will accept input from 5 sides at the same time but will only output on the output face marked with dot'''.

	[[File:Wiring batbox tut.png\|link=]]		[[File:Wiring batbox tut.png\|link=]]

Tag360 at 14:19, 16 February 2012

2012-02-16T14:19:18Z

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	<span style="color:#0066FF">updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</span>		<span style="color:#0066FF">updated to v6.80 by [[User:Talonius\|Talonius]]</span>
	'''Please note this tutorial was made for IC1 and is largely out of date for IC2'''		'''Please note this tutorial was made for IC1 and is largely out of date for IC2!'''


	Warning!!! This tutorial is under a update to IC2 and may contain incorrect info until it is finished(and even then their may be a mistake(hey I'm not perfect but i don't see you doing it!)) It also lacks commas in many places, so read sentences twice.		Warning!!! This tutorial is under a update to IC2 and may contain incorrect info until it is finished(and even then their may be a mistake(hey I'm not perfect but I don't see you doing it!)) It also lacks commas in many places, so read sentences twice.

	Forum post about IC2 Wiring: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]		Forum post about IC2 Wiring by Alblaka: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]

BurritoBazooka: :V

2012-01-25T04:05:42Z

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	Warning!!! This tutorial is under a update to IC2 and may contain incorrect info until it is finished(and even then their may be a mistake(hey I'm not perfect but i don't see you doing it!))		Warning!!! This tutorial is under a update to IC2 and may contain incorrect info until it is finished(and even then their may be a mistake(hey I'm not perfect but i don't see you doing it!)) It also lacks commas in many places, so read sentences twice.

	Forum post about IC2 Wiring: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]		Forum post about IC2 Wiring: [http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=497 forum.industrial-craft.net]

Swedtwo: just changed minor spelling mistakes, like in "you can have you machines" into "you have your machines"

2011-12-19T01:03:48Z

just changed minor spelling mistakes, like in "you can have you machines" into "you have your machines"

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	Next is series of machines, and current splitting. You can have ~~you~~ machines in a row and power them from one MFE the excess is sent back to the MFE and stored. I this setup I have the maximum cable length without loss (to prevent continuous loss of power) and the measurements listed are from right to left and the last one receiving 0 [[EU]]. the Eu splits evenly between each machine as it acts like a cable end.		Next is series of machines, and current splitting. You can have your machines in a row and power them from one MFE the excess is sent back to the MFE and stored. In this setup I have the maximum cable length without loss (to prevent continuous loss of power) and the measurements listed are from right to left and the last one receiving 0 [[EU]]. the Eu splits evenly between each machine as it acts like a cable end.

	[[file:wiring_10.png\|link=]]		[[file:wiring_10.png\|link=]]
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	Next up is Miners and making them do what you want them to. I the first setup I have a solar flower powering a MFE => HVT => HVT => Miner. This is a one way operation, but the miner can only accept so much [[EU]] at a time therefore the 2000 [[EU]] sent towards the miner will sometimes be rejected and get sent back. causing loss each way. This can happen as often as once each frame causing massive power loss.		Next up is Miners and making them do what you want them to. In the first setup I have a solar flower powering a MFE => HVT => HVT => Miner. This is a one way operation, but the miner can only accept so much [[EU]] at a time therefore the 2000 [[EU]] sent towards the miner will sometimes be rejected and get sent back. causing loss each way. This can happen as often as once each frame causing massive power loss.

	[[file:wiring_14.png\|link=]]		[[file:wiring_14.png\|link=]]