Lawlcat

Moving my quarry today, I accidentally put 2 teleport pipes next to each other causing a loop in my system which proceeded to immediately crash the server. We tried rebooting to no avail, it immedialy threw an exception in pipePowertransport.requestEnergy(); There didn't seem to be a way to delete the offending chunk at all, so we had to disable the mods altogether, which had the unfortunate side effect of deleting everything Tekkit, essentially setting us back to square one. We have the latest tekkit server build. Is there anyway to fix this if it happens? Is there a patch out or something? It's pretty annoying that we now lost everything because of a misclick on a pipe...why is there no safeguard in place for that?

Nedned, but that comes back around to my question. If the power in the LV transformer "backs up" and only emits 1 32eu packet a ticket, why is my wiring downstream from the LV transformer reading at 120eu/t draw?

So it's sending multiple packets over the time of a tick? I guess I don't understand the packet/tick system. I figured it was just 32/t out means it can supply 32 per tick, so I cannot have more machines than would draw 32 a tick. What's the packets?

So I've got this setup in my machine shop: HV power comes in on the left into the MV transformer, which then goes into the LV transformer, then copper cables come out. If my understanding is correct, the HV (512) should be converted to MV (128) and then to LV (32) so only 32 is put out the copper cables... but when I hook a batbox up to the copper cables and run my EU-reader on the wires I get an average of 120 EU/t going INTO the batbox. Thankfully the batbox then properly puts out 32 so my machines don't explode, but I was expecting the entire copper piping to be 32. What gives? Also, the extractor there is running off the 120 eu/T copper wire and doesn't seem to explode. Here is my power generation system The 4 geothermals go into an MFE which goes into a MV transformer pushing out to HV... this is so I can run it a long distance without losing too much. So, is my understanding of how the transformers work incorrect? Why are my copper cables getting 120eu/T on the output side of an LV transformer? Why is my Extractor not exploding?