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Greetings,
I've looked several places, but I'm not finding the answer, so here I go:
Can the Cyclic Packagers handle more than one recipe at a time? There are 6 input slots and 6 output slots. I'm using these to create tree products, sand, clay, etc., which only use 2 slots each for materials. That means there should be room for 3 tree product recipes in each Packager. I can't quite seem to get it to work, though. I'm wondering if there is something wrong with my wiring, or if the Packager can only handle one recipe at a time.
Thanks!
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Hi!
I posted an image some time ago showing my setup with Simple Storage Network and Cyclic Packager to auto craft amber.
Now, i recently migrated everything to AE2 and i had to change my auto crafting amber setup, but i'm going crazy trying to figure out how to replace SSN Processing Cable functionality with AE2 export cables.
The closest i've come so far is this Setup:
https://ibb.co/J2qCxZq
Basically, it works like this:
I setup the export cable with a Redstone card and a Capacity card, specifying to extract resin and acorn in a round robin system ( which means 1 acorn in and then 1 resin in, 1 acorn in, 1 resin in ecc... )...
The export cable only works with redstone signal, given by the level emitter, which activates only if there are at least 5 resins in the system ( this prevent an overflow of acorn in the packager )
Now, the problem is that the round robin starts every single time from acorns, and that cause anyway an overflow of acorns, filling the packager and stopping the auto craft.
I need some logistic helps to figure out how to either invert the round robin order or using other mods in order to accomplish my goal.