Engines not working

[zilecsi]

Launcher/pack Version:1.0.1.1 (I've been clicking yes please update when it asks but nothing happens)

Operating System:Windows 7

Version of Java:Java 7 32 bit

Description of Problem:The engines are puffing smoke like they do when they work but they're not pumping it just doesn't move

Error Messages:None

Link to pastebin of log: http://pastebin.com/7dUkH1T6 (I'm not sure hopw this works so i just copied the whole log)

[bonfire01]

Which engines are you using?

Is it happening on one type or all types?

What have you got the engine(s) pointing at? (They are pointing at something right? )

Most likely is they are either not pointing in the right direction or are steam/combustion and don't have any coal/fuel etc in them. If they are pointing the wrong way use the BC wrench on them to change their orientation. If they don't have a fuel source.... put some in.

[DragnHntr]

A picture can help us determine the problem as it is most likely a set-up error.

[zilecsi]

None of the enigne types are working theyre all not working ive tested using them on a quarry and on wood transport pipes they wont work :(

[zilecsi]

Here is a image of what happens. As you can see exactly nothing.

i could be doing this wrong but i don't think so i have both pumps connected to a batbox connected to a bunch of solar panels.

Any help is appreciated

[Valkon]

Not entirely sure since it's been a while since I've used a quarry, but you might need more engines on the quarry.

[zilecsi]

Should the pump not be moving though? I thought even if i need more the pumps should move

[FloppyDingo]

Should the pump not be moving though? I thought even if i need more the pumps should move

Those look like electric engines. They need to be hooked up to an IC2 generator of some kind, be it normal, solar, water, geothermal...you get the point.

[zilecsi]

They are hooked up to a batbox which is hooked up to some 30 or so solar panels

[FloppyDingo]

They are hooked up to a batbox which is hooked up to some 30 or so solar panels

I would double check to make sure the batbox is storing, and putting out energy then. The wire going to the engines, is it attached to the three-dot side of the bat box?

[Torezu]

I would double check to make sure the batbox is storing, and putting out energy then. The wire going to the engines, is it attached to the three-dot side of the bat box?

Batboxes only have a one-dot side, which is the output. They can accept input from any other side. Also, if you're using electric engines, unless you're critically low on resources, I'd recommend an MFE. It'll get you through the night much, much better than a batbox.