[0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 7:13 am
There is something wrong
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Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 7:51 pm
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:42 pm
Is that bug caused by mods?
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:16 pm
Anyway, what is the bug? Is it that the total production doesn't match the production of steam engines?
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:19 pm
Try to open the electric production screen a bunch of times, sometimes it displays the real number multiplied by 1000, so if it 1MW it may display 1GW.kovarex wrote:Anyway, what is the bug? Is it that the total production doesn't match the production of steam engines?
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:22 pm
MMmmm I cant seem to reproduce what I saw the other day, I tried in modded with my mod, without my mod and with lots of mods, but nothing D:
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 3:47 am
1) 1 mining drill should consume ~ 90kw.kovarex wrote:Anyway, what is the bug? Is it that the total production doesn't match the production of steam engines?
So, 7 mining drills should consume 630 kw
However, in the 1st screenshot you see, that they consume 161 MW!!! That's a wrong figure.
2) At the same time, total consumption is less, than 1 MW.
Seems illogical.
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:25 pm
I couldn't really reproduce it as it is on the screenshot (the consumption numbers looked reasonable). I have tried the provided save specifically with F-mod and Dytech. However in that save the output was showing 3.2 GW which was obviously wrong. That was a bug and it is now fixed for 0.9.4. It could fix the consumption numbers as well but I would like to test it on a reproducible scenario so If someone has specific steps to reproduce this then please write them down.
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:36 pm
I noticed what the problem was, I had a entity, that didnt comsume energy, but in the script, I was doing every tick entity.energy=entity.energy-1000, so it was allways compsuming energy, and it showed really weird values, it is with the f-mod, and not even the released version, I dont know what was the problem when I did it in vanilla, I guess it was the other bug.slpwnd wrote:I couldn't really reproduce it as it is on the screenshot (the consumption numbers looked reasonable). I have tried the provided save specifically with F-mod and Dytech. However in that save the output was showing 3.2 GW which was obviously wrong. That was a bug and it is now fixed for 0.9.4. It could fix the consumption numbers as well but I would like to test it on a reproducible scenario so If someone has specific steps to reproduce this then please write them down.
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 5:26 pm
Well, the write property of energy didn't check for negative values, so it could cause strange things, it is fixed for 0.9.4 now.ficolas wrote:I noticed what the problem was, I had a entity, that didnt comsume energy, but in the script, I was doing every tick entity.energy=entity.energy-1000, so it was allways compsuming energy, and it showed really weird values, it is with the f-mod, and not even the released version, I dont know what was the problem when I did it in vanilla, I guess it was the other bug.slpwnd wrote:I couldn't really reproduce it as it is on the screenshot (the consumption numbers looked reasonable). I have tried the provided save specifically with F-mod and Dytech. However in that save the output was showing 3.2 GW which was obviously wrong. That was a bug and it is now fixed for 0.9.4. It could fix the consumption numbers as well but I would like to test it on a reproducible scenario so If someone has specific steps to reproduce this then please write them down.
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 5:40 pm
It shouldnt set it to negative values, I also had a check to see if energy was bigger than 1000kovarex wrote:Well, the write property of energy didn't check for negative values, so it could cause strange things, it is fixed for 0.9.4 now.ficolas wrote:I noticed what the problem was, I had a entity, that didnt comsume energy, but in the script, I was doing every tick entity.energy=entity.energy-1000, so it was allways compsuming energy, and it showed really weird values, it is with the f-mod, and not even the released version, I dont know what was the problem when I did it in vanilla, I guess it was the other bug.slpwnd wrote:I couldn't really reproduce it as it is on the screenshot (the consumption numbers looked reasonable). I have tried the provided save specifically with F-mod and Dytech. However in that save the output was showing 3.2 GW which was obviously wrong. That was a bug and it is now fixed for 0.9.4. It could fix the consumption numbers as well but I would like to test it on a reproducible scenario so If someone has specific steps to reproduce this then please write them down.
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if entity.energy>1000 then
entity.energy=entity.energy-1000
endRe: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 6:41 pm
The bug is reproduced every time I start a new game.
As far as I understand, it's fixed for 0.9.4
As far as I understand, it's fixed for 0.9.4
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:40 am
I couldn't get it to do the same as it did for you (wrong consumption numbers). For me it was showing wrong production numbers. That was fixed and in theory it could have caused errors for consumption as well, so let's see with the next releaseDRBLN wrote:The bug is reproduced every time I start a new game.
As far as I understand, it's fixed for 0.9.4
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 11:27 am
I have this bug too, i dont use Mods.
Look at this Video: http://youtu.be/QzD-9wW6Z70
The numbers change randomly and also there is no *1000 Multiplicator. The used Multiplictator looks weird.
Look at this Video: http://youtu.be/QzD-9wW6Z70
The numbers change randomly and also there is no *1000 Multiplicator. The used Multiplictator looks weird.
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 11:34 am
Can't check your video as it is marked privateTami wrote:Look at this Video: http://youtu.be/QzD-9wW6Z70
Re: [0.9.3] Energy consumption
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 1:36 pm
thx, ive fixed it.