* Remove the old annotation system
* Use TileEntity#onLoad instead of onChunkLoad event
* Do not call invalidate in onChunkUnload and validate in onLoad
* Performance improvements for the energygrid
Reworked the old recursive approach to a queue based loop.
Extract will try to prefer the next grid with the hightest amount of
stored energy.
Inject will try to prefer the grid with the lowest percentage stored.
Other operations are first come, first serve.
* Added a local buffer storage to EnergyGrid
This replaces the old not really working buffer with a special
IAEPowerStorage acting as buffer/proxy for the local energy demand as
well as temporary overflow should something provide more energy than
requested.
Currently it set to hold a maximum of 200 AE (+ optional overflow until
consumed). It will only be used locally, no other grid can use it to
avoid starving the neighbor grids before finding a energy cell.
* Fixes IExternalPowerSink
All implementations currently depend on the network demand being a valid
source, which might not be true.
Further it can cause the sink to iterate the network twice (demand and
inject) and both again for simulate and modulate.
Also it did not return the actual leftover amount instead of relying on
the demand matching it.
* Minor fixes related to removing nodes from a grid.
The grid did remove IStackWatcherHost not IEnergyWatcherHost, this was
fine for AE2 as only level emitters use it and they implement both.
But not for potential addons.
Also they would potentually not being removed as the are indexed by the
gridnodes not the machine.
Fixes#1004
From now on every integration must not rely on method stripping through
a coremod or @Optional. Notable example for a very good solution is IC2.
As consequence this drops all support for RF and mods must support on of
our supported energy types. At the time of writing, ForgeEnergy and
IC2/EU.
Moved the cap injection to a method, allows them to be configurable.
This is not possible for Forge Energy as it is injected before even the
configuration are lodaed, thus violating their own capability contract
to use the method injection to explicitly make it configurable.
Updated the ratio key for forge energy to "ForgeEnergy" without a space
* Fixes#2680: Use a shorter cable anchor model when blocked by a facade.
* Fixes#2664: Prevent anchors from creating intersection.
Replaced the simple List<ResourceLocation> for the static models with a
new container also indicating a solid part, which can be used to prevent
the creation of an intersection.
Added appeng_at.cfg and updated build.gradle to correctly include the AT when building.
Deleted the now useless ASMTweaker.
Moved the coremod from package transformer to coremod as a better matching name.
Updated the old 1.7.10 code using reflection to drop it where forge or vanilla now exposes that functionality directly.
* Cleaned up unused Mod integrations other than for mods that are likely to be integrated soon.
* Introduced an easier Facade class to access mod integration abstractions (called Integrations).
* Removed the link between IntegrationType and integration abstraction. Integrations are now explicitly instantiated inside of IntegrationNode.
Reduces the visibility of all fields to private and create setters/getters
when necessary. Exceptions are fields with GuiSync as these need to be
public.
Reduces the visibility of internal methods to private/protected/default when possible.
Removes the improper way to set itself into a public static non-final variable.
Removes the direct access to the IntegrationRegistry from AppEng. Will be added at some later point somewhere else for non-singleton access.
Constructor is set to package private to enable possible construction from unit tests. Are current not runnable sind it is currently tied to the FML Loader instance.
The new update contained a split of the IEnergyHandler into the IEnergyReceiver and IEnergyProvider.
Since all tiles in AE2 are basically IEnergyReceivers we use them and changed the detection of opposing tile entities from IEnergyHandler to IEnergyReceiver
Sebastian Hartte