This better indicates power issue with dynamic consumption like
extracting/inserting items into a network. E.g. the terminals will
shutdown, no light/channel/etc indicators.
Due to the networks trying to extract from the largest possible energy
storage first, the network buffer will be used as last option after
energy cells or controllers.
Potentially needs evaluation in case of adhoc networks with a high
transfer rate locally. Increasing the local buffer might be an idea or
have it scale with the amount of local gridnodes. As long as it does not
invalidates energy cells.
The whitelist is now based on manually add explicit entries instead of
automatically adding every existing block. This alone should save a few
MB of RAM depending on the modpack size.
Additionally the FacadeConfig is no longer extending the normal
Configuration provided by Forge. It will only parse the file once per
start and store the settings in an optimised collection to further
reduce memory consumption.
Any full block without a TileEntity and having a model is whitelisted
automatically and does not need an explicit entry anymore.
By default vanilla and AE2 glass is added as they are no fullblocks
technically.
The whitelist technically allows many more blocks now. E.g. stairs,
slabs or even items like saplings. But with various rendering quality.
Further there is an option to allow facades based on TileEntities, this
is completely unsupported and can work or corrupt the whole save.
Completely new system to render facades.
It will now support many more cases compared to the old system.
For example connected textures are now possible, as well as multilayer models and so on.
Allows addons who register a custom IStorageChannel to use the IStorageCell interface without registering a cell handler. Also adds some helpers (poweredInsert/poweredExtract).
This breaks API!
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