Machine Monitoring

This module runs on a `local server`

Compatibility

Supported machines:

• GT machines

OC Hardware Requirements

• Adapter
• Waypoint (Optional)
• The other NIDAS hardware requirements

Features

• Tracks machine information:

  • Names

  • Recipe progress

  • Efficiency

  • Power usage

  • Number of issues

  • Locations

    Each machine has to be individually configured for location support.
    

Setup

• Robot (for machine maintenance locations)
  • Place it by a charger so it doesn't run out of battery.
  • Create your robot with the following components:
    • Internet card (for setting up and updating).
    • Tier 2 network card (for communicating with the server).
    • Some RAM.
    • A disk installed with OpenOS
    • A keyboard (for running commands)
    • A graphics card.
    • A CPU.
    • A Screen
    • Upgrade Container.
    • Navigation Upgrade in the Upgrade Container. (Craft the Navigation Upgrade with a vanilla map that was created on top of the robot to ensure it being in range)
  • Install the program just like you did for the server. You can also install NIDAS to the hard drive before creating the robot.
  • Whenever you place your robot in a new location, it'll prompt you for that location. Use the terminal to give the X, Y and Z coordinates.
• New machines
  • (Optional): Place down a waypoint so the particle effects are inside the machine controller location.
  • (Optional): Name the waypoint. This will be the name of the machine in the system.
  • (Optional): Give it a redstone signal.
  • Place the adapter on the machine controller (You can use an MFU for that, so you don't need the adapter to be adjacent to the controller).
  • (Optional) Remove the waypoints.
  • This is what it looks like:
  Notice the adapter have MFUs on them because they're not adjacent to the machine controllers.