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XyFreak
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OH! Fixed the link, thanks.
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@isaacay I just doublechecked the links on https://tenyx.de/draconic_control/advanced.html#simulator and the files are accessable
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What I'm more concerned about is that the error @Crack3dC0d3 posted can't/shouldn't happen. The code explicitly tests for nil there and there's a line offset by one. So either he uses an older version or the sources on my server are not what they should be....
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@Crack3dC0d3 i need more info on how you build your computer.
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If BRGC does not set the fuel rods then something is broken. It does that every .5 seconds so.... I'll try to reproduce the issue but by the looks of it something is going wrong somewhere... is there any way for me to debug it on-site
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@katt1204 You are running OpenOS 1.5 - that sounds REALLY old to me. I think i tested the earliest version of brgc against OpenOS 1.6 so... your only option is to upgrade i think. Honestly you might get away with not using brgcctrl and start the services directly on your own but that's just speculation. Upgrading OC is your best bet.
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@squidflex So everything is hooked up. Can you please hit the "CHARGE" button on the GUI and see if that changes anything for you? If it does then BRGC simply decides, that it's overproducing energy. Although 1600 mB/t sounds odd (as it should be 2000 mB/t -> 1 turbine).
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It's a bug in the command line tool specifically.. though I was pretty sure i fixed this ages ago... You CAN "fix" this by going into Lua 5.2 mode but that's something i need to fix tbh. Thanks
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Well the most important question is: WHY did it go critical? Did the energy saturation fall below acceptable levels? (= FluxGate malfunction) Did the containment just straight up fail? (= Injector disconnected from energy grid) Maybe something is wonky with servers?
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Sweet. I just built a new reactor with all mods updated and it worked for me with the gate touching the reactor... i placed the gate after the reactor was already formed tho so placing it beforehand might be an issue. I also noticed that attaching a second energy injector has gotten kinda wonky once the reactor has formed so for now it might be a good idea to fully build the reactor first (and open the GUI) and then place everything else around it.
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@CocoVanChoco The reason the reactor is shutting down is because you enabled "failsafe" - this option doesn't do what you think it does and i advise against using it - it becomes useless after past 11% fuel conversion anyways. The reason your reactor is filling up is because energy can not be transferred away from the core fast enough (if at all)
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Do you have something else feeding into the energy storage? If so that might be enough to fill increase your storages charge. If not then this should not happen. Does the GRID display show the cell being 20% full as well? Do you have multiple turbines? @Daggz I'll look into it, thanks. brgcctrl has never really been my main focus so I tend to overlook stuff in there. If you really NEED it you could set the OC CPU to Lua5.2 but that error right there is 100% my fault.
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Kinda. But what if you can't connect energy storage blocks? E.g. you don't have computronics installed? Or maybe you don't want to connect more cables? I don't see any reason to remove it. Also the AUTO logic will take over for a particular component whenever that component actually fills with energy itself (aka you wired something wrong - your conduits are too weak). I that case the logic self throttles everything. The only thing I COULD remove would be the button - but why prevent ppl from using stuff that has to be there anyways and can be used at any time?
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@Sindor Nex Grid mode means everything is coupled together using the grid controller. In order for that mode to work you need to connect your energy storage to the computer. With everything hooked up the controller will attempt to make energy production as efficient as possible: energy potential = max energy production possible by all connected generators optimal energy potential = max energy production possible by all connected generators running at their efficiency peak If your current energy consumption is less or equal than your optimal energy potential, the
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@Sindor Nex rc brgc_reactor enable rc brgc_turbine enable rc brgc_grid enable (taken from the page) I did not implement anything to start up the GUI on boot (that's propably what you're looking for). I think a hacky version of what you want is somewhere in this thread.
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@payonel With OC on linux servers and using Lua5.3, calling setControlRodsLevels on any reactor will cause the function to return nil, "something something luanj something" (I think it was luanj but i'm not 100% sure right now) I was unable to reproduce this issue on windows but it does happen on pretty much any server running linux. Normally I'd say: "Yep, ER bug!" but since it looks like it's OS dependent I'm not 100% sure... now that I'm writing about it... it might be JRE dependent.... Anyways - the function in question takes an array/table with keys starting at 0 inste
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@iBrokeMyPick Umm... the first 3 characters of your turbines address is just b, a and d. Total coincidence
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Big Reactors Grid Control Version 4.3.2 has been released! Changelog: - Removed dependency on OpenOS "threads" library. This means BRGC should world with OpenOS 1.6 again. - Implemented workaround for a bug with OpenComputers and Extreme Reactors when using Lua 5.3. - Fixed a bug that would sometimes flash an error message when done calibrating multiple reactors at once. ... Sorry it took me so long... erm.. I have no excuses for delaying this until now! @Luke Brehm Can you try upgrading? I'm guessing you're running into a bug I implemented a workaround for (changelo
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Or you can wait for one or two days and I'll release the version that no longer requires you to do that EDIT: Yes the version is pretty much finished but I got sick (as in ill) and never got around to release it - I originally wanted to release it last sunday..well...
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The installer is just badly written and needs to copy everything to ram first *cough* BRGC needs less ram to run than the installer needs ^^;
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@greenrhino33 You need more ram for the installer. Also T1 screens and gpus are not supported (if you intend to use the gui that is)
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@cookieman768 Sounds like you changed the reactor layout after connecting the computer port. I suggest either removing the configuration file (and restarting) or breaking and replacing the port.
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That depends on (a) your current energy demand and (b) the mode the grid controller is running in at that moment. Since you're >50% the grid controller propably started in DECREASING CHARGE mode, meaning it'll drain your storage until it reaches 20% and then charge it up to 95%, then drain it to 20% again etc etc... If you connect multiple turbines it'll try to minimize the energy drainage / charging rate to keep your setup running more efficiently. Ofc if your energy demand raises above what you can actually produce, everything will kick on to maximize the remaining uptime of your gri
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@Bjoerniboii SUSPENDED means the controller (you're running GRID mode, right?) decided that your turbine does not need to be run. Most likely because there's a net gain of energy in your energy storage (INCREASING CHARGE) or because your turbine would charge your energy storage in DECREASING CHARGE mode. EDIT: It may also be the case that your turbines internal energy storage is saturated
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Fixed, sorry but ACME DNS verification can be a bitch if your TTL is 86400 seconds :/