rv3-a - Applied Energistics

rv3-a

Changelog

Input / Output Bus no longer communicate with ME blocks they face, making it possible to move items from one network to another, via bus -> interface.
Terminals now assume the color of cables they are placed on so different network terminals can be packed closely in a wall.
Added Ore Density / Height Configurations to Config File.
Fixed getPickBlock(...) so you can't pick a certain block...
Terminals Front-Side now glows in the dark, and emits a small amount of light when connected to controller.
When a conflicting terminal is removed, the other controller can now reboot.
A Number of blocks have much better opacity settings.
Fixed bug with network initialization related to order and touching networks.
Improved lighting on Grinder Crank.
AE no longer replaced MC's Default ItemRenderer ( this was a bad move on my part )
Shift Clicking Encoded Patterns now puts them in the correct slot in the interface.
Right Clicking while holding an empty storage cell will now remove the storage cell(block/cluster) from within, and give you back a storage housing, and the original cell(block/cluster). You can insert any cell(block/cluster) into an empty storage house. Only works if you have room for items.
Fixed a bug where simulations caused additional block updates / re-calculations. ( less lag )
Changes to storage network now properly update Terminals.
You can now request crafting of items via Terminal.
Items can now be crafted ( crafting table style ) by using an Assembler and Crafting Patterns.
Items can now be crafted externally ( furnaces / auto crafting tables / anything else for that matter. ) by placing Crafting Patterns inside Interfaces, that are adjacent to inventories or connected pipes these do not need to be valid Patterns you can fudge the recipes.
You can now un-encode an Encoded Pattern by right clicking it in the world ) it returns to being an un-encoded pattern.
Destroying a block of any kind in the network now causes the network to 'reboot' and clear all internal processing. Such as crafting.
Interfaces can now request craft-able items from the network to trigger crafting.
Auto-crafting uses the ore dictionary to retrieve items, so it can pull any ingots regardless of the encoded type.
Auto-crafting properly handles items left on the crafting table, for instance RP2 Handsaws.

Files

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