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nekpek

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So i recently made a furnace, which is going to take 2 Raw stack of items and place them the respective output.

with no fuel.

 

I already have the slot set up and working (location wise)

and made it work without fuel aswell

 

But when i tried adding the second input it works like the fuel input (but steal any items even if it is not fuel)

and after a couple of trial and error coding i have even ruined the 1 input that worked so now it does not cook anything at all  :P

 

Sum up: I want to know how i can go from 1 input 1 output no fuel to 2 input 2 output no fuel

 

So here is the codes for the 1 input 1 output no fuel (which work as i wanted it to)

 

Container class = https://github.com/Nekpek/Mods/blob/master/Naturalis/Naturalis_Common/nekpek/mod/Naturalis/common/NaturalisContainerPowerFurnace.java

Slot Class = https://github.com/Nekpek/Mods/blob/master/Naturalis/Naturalis_Common/nekpek/mod/Naturalis/common/SlotNaturalisFurnace.java

Tile Entity = https://github.com/Nekpek/Mods/blob/master/Naturalis/Naturalis_Common/nekpek/mod/Naturalis/block/TileEntityNaturalisFurnace.java

 

(if you need more files you can always search the github as it contains them all)

 

And here is my trial error code

Container class = http://pastebin.com/s4t8T1AP

Slot class = http://pastebin.com/Kn7PBtyG

Tile entity = http://pastebin.com/0ZBnrR0S

 

 

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honestly i dont want to be mean but theres like 50 threads about this, can we not start another one ?

 

use the forum search engine (top right of your screen)

how to debug 101:http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Debug_101

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Really hmm mustn't have done a good enough search ok.

 

I see if i can find any and then let this topic end here

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how to debug 101:http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Debug_101

-hydroflame, author of the forge revolution-

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