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[1.10] Using two fluid tanks in one tile entity

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The capability methods have an 

EnumFacing

parameter you could use to decide which tank to return.

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How would that help me?

How would I decide witch one to return.

Psuedo-code:

if (side is up) return tank1
if (side is down) return tank2

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If you don't want to do sides, you could designate which one is an output tank, and then input is easy, just fill based off fluid

Or you could use the EnumFacing to get the block pulling out fluid, check it's tanks for what it's holding, and output that.

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if(getTileEntity(pos.offset(facing)).fluid == tank1.fluid) return tank1; else if(getTileEntity(pos.offset(facing)).fluid == tank2.fluid) return tank2;

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