hum, thank you for replying, still i dont understand how to use it in pratic, im trying to make a energy system here, being working on cables today (quite tricky :D), its kinda working, very basic yet, could you give me maybe some examples of using both procedures on a energy system? i cant find no tutorials, videos or wikis for the energy system yet.
Test extracting will try to extract energy but not actually do it, just report how much it was actually able to extract.
If you directly extract say 100 and block only has 50, you can not know this without testing the extraction first.
hum, thank you for replying, still i dont understand how to use it in pratic, im trying to make a energy system here, being working on cables today (quite tricky :D), its kinda working, very basic yet, could you give me maybe some examples of using both procedures on a energy system? i cant find no tutorials, videos or wikis for the energy system yet.
thanks!
Hmm.Can you add a block to DO extract them?like
extract {#} energy from block at (x) (y) (z) and return amount extracted
AND this block:
transfer {#} energy from (x) (y) (z) to (x) (y) (z) and return amount transfered
PS:amount transfered should be min(amount_extracted,amount_sent)