Yeah it will use the Molds internal Clock if its Perma-ON
If you really want it right use one of those Weird Timer Clocks, not the regular Timer or Sequencer, I mean that other one with the Wafer Circuit on it. (At least Redpower had it in the past)
Or you know, time it so well using a Repeater that you only need one pulse to fill all Molds at once.
Does it work when you melt it visually and you press a Button to pour the Molds?
Because Bear has a Setup nearly identical to your current one and his is working. That’s why I need to know very precisely if what you do is 100% correct.
Edit: Wait you are not heating up the Crucible BEFORE you insert the items, right?
It worked at least once with a timer from project red, it’s set to pulse on every .2 seconds. I then inverted the temp sensor so it outputs a signal when the temperature is less than 1820K and so the timer stops until it’s time to pour.
I’m going to observe it a few times.
Yes, it seems to work just fine with the timer but as you say, it lags something immense when i do that.
This means that something fails with the Crucible Crossings maybe. Are they pouring all at once or are they pouring one after the other but really quickly?
This means the first time you pulse the stuff isn’t molten yet. Did you put that Sensor on Averaging Mode? I sure do hope you DID NOT do that, especially if you dump the Items into the Crucible way late.
The lever is there for the experiment you asked for.
However, from my own experience, the repeater thing will eventually stop doing what i want it to. In that all of a sudden the molds pour willy nilly again.
OKAY, that means Crucible Crossings are 100% broken for sure. Thank you for the patience. XD
Crucible Crossings “search” for a Crucible, and each Crossing that has been searched already is Locked, so that there is no circles going on, usually the Lock should be released buuuuuut apparently it doesn’t and the fallback fixes it every tick.