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Energy halt after changing dimensions


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Vangarath

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Apologies if this is a known issue, I tried searching through the forums, but couldn't find any post relating to this issue.

 

Basically what happens is that several of my machines (forestry, IC2 etc) stop receiving energy through my network after I go to the Nether and back. I've tried putting steam engines in between my conduits just so see if my combustion engines were malfunctioning, but the issue seems to be that the machines just don't want to accept any power after I change dimensions.

 

I also tried putting a chunk loader in the area, but it didn't solve anything :-(

 

Any ideas how to fix this? A server restart fixes the issue every time, but that seems excessive after every trip to the Nether...



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Did you chunkload all parts of your energy network? It is possible that although the chunk with your machines is loaded, the power generation is a few chunks away and not in the area of the chunkloader anymore.



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I'm not that advanced yet with huge energy networks, so all of my machines and wiring is located within the same room :-P

 

I only recently added the chunk loader in hopes that it might fix the issue, but alas. If you or anyone else have any more ideas, I'd welcome them. Apart from this annoyance, the Monster pack is working flawlessly. I'd rather not avoid the Nether, seeing as how the pack adds so much awesomeness to it.





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