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Watch of Flowing Time and Multiplayer


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I've been reading the Wiki, and it says that anything placed on a Pedestal doesn't work on Multiplayer. Of course, this was after I made 8 Pedestals and 8 Watches of Flowing Time. Do these work on Multiplayer? When adding them to a Pedestal, all the machines on our server just slowed down; not speed up. Is something wrong? A single furnace takes 15 minutes to smelt 1 Gold Ore. Some how I don't think this is supposed to be this way.

I tried right clicking the pedestals and no sounds or graphics changed. How do I even know they are active? Currently anything that is a machine is going beyond slow. Our MKIII Relays and Energy converters are moving at 1/8th the speed they normally run. They are running slower than MKI.

EDIT: Removing the Pedestals and the Watches didn't help.

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Pretty sure I read the creator of EE2 slowed down the SMP version of EE2 because servers are on continuously whereas SSP clients are not. I thought it was only 1/4 speed but 1/8 may be accurate (didn't test it).

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I Wouldn't know. I've never did play Single-player except to test textures. We have a large number of watches and they seem to be working. We don't need to place them near machines to get the effect apparently?

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I assume, if the WoFT works in SMP now, it should follow what's stated on the wiki

Placing a Watch of Flowing Time on a Pedestal and activating it gives a Global 7% increase to all machine speeds. This Effect stacks to a Maximum of 10x speed with 32 activated pedestals. The pedestals with watches on them have infinite range, and can be placed anywhere, machines will still be sped up.

http://equivalentexchange.wikispaces.com/Watch of Flowing Time

Assuming it works and the chunk in which the watch(es) are located remain loaded, all machines should speed up regardless of location.

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If it compounds like interest, it gets you close. Nevertheless, I've never felt inclined to attempt it much less break down the code or figure out the exact math.

I used to use the WoFT in the original EE a lot but now there are much more effective ways, in my opinion, to get EMC without having to spend 568,512 EMC for each watch (SMP included).

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