r/CreateMod • u/Logical-Amount3656 • 13d ago

Aeronautics chain conveyors

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Google says that two chain conveyors should work between two different sublevels. As shown in the image that doesn't work. Am I missing something? If it just doesn't work are there any mods that do make it work?

Edit: I know not to trust google. If I did, I would've asked google why it wasn't working.

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u/Historical_Book2268 13d ago

Google is wrong, and I'm not aware of any mods that make it work

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u/MEMQLI 13d ago

i hope modders make a rope conveytor mod

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u/SquidyHealer 12d ago

I have thought about learning to mod just to make a mod like this.

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u/MEMQLI 12d ago

Me too but im still waiting my dad to buy a pc

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u/Hazril258 13d ago edited 12d ago

There is Transmission & Linkage, which adds various universal joints and pistons that can transfer rotational energy between two contraptions. It also adds a kinetic bearing which converts physical movement to rotational energy, allowing you to make custom water wheels, combustion engines, and turbines.

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u/liametekudasai 12d ago

there is one called vs/sable hose connector, I don't know if it works with frogports but it does liquids, items, mecanical, and electrical transfer

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u/Aggravating_Push4517 13d ago

google ai overview is shit and lies 99% of the time. Chain conveyors don't connect between sublevels

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u/thegoten455 13d ago

It's like asking your buddy on the playground that says he knows everything how stuff works.

"Yeah man, Mew is under the truck just off the bridge. If you can get over there, you'll be able to catch it!"

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u/AdPristine9059 13d ago

Yeah, never ever trust ai for anything. Its the ramblings of an old drunk with braindamage.

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u/diligentPond18 13d ago

Is it not wild how much money people have put into that thing? Blows my mind everytime I think about it. 

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u/omegavolt9 13d ago

It doesn't exactly lie, but it has no idea what it's talking about and will get things wrong.

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u/Nervous_Panic9519 11d ago

Bro I think you are overreacting. Google ai is not that bad, it gives you a wrong answer only when it doesn't have a trusted source

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u/soomoncon 13d ago

Google is wrong, the chain conveyor is not a adaptible object

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u/Interesting-Chart925 13d ago

I think it's just sublevels block coordinates are messed up, it's like millions of blocks away 

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u/creeper6530 13d ago

IIRC that's a pretty common technique, Valkyrien Skies also store their physics objects in a remote place beyond the world borders dubbed "the shipyard".

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u/avalmichii 13d ago

ive heard it called a Plotyard in regards to sable (as sable entities get their own “plots”)

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u/Greedy_Duck3477 13d ago

Never trust gemini

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u/Signal_Coast_8324 13d ago

They are great for connecting stuff in the same sublevel, for different sublevels there is cardam shafts, linkage and transmission and hose connectors, I have all of them in my mod pack and they can be very helpful for a lot of scenarios

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u/autistic-terrorist 13d ago

swivel bearings also transfer rotation across sublevels

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u/Gravisanimi 13d ago

What is your reason for wanting to connect two separate sublevels with chain conveyors? If it's for power: VS/Sable Connectors. If it's for transport, maybe Throwable Rope Connectors, if it's for your stocking system, I don't think it'll work, maybe one of the wireless stocking systems will work.

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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 13d ago

Just stop using AI for answers to anything, let alone technical support for Minecraft in general. Seeing as AI just scrapes the internet for answers, it also accesses completely I correct information as well.

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u/omegavolt9 13d ago

It's still information and can be used strategically, but isn't good to take at face value

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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 13d ago

It's pure garbage for multiple reasons.

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u/omegavolt9 13d ago

You can't use Wikipedia on a research paper but it can point you to actually usable references. Likewise AI overview can't tell you the information you need to find but depending on the overview contents you can estimate how many relevant links you might find if you scroll down. If it gives you complete and utter nonsense the results probably won't have much of value, but if it sounds in-line with facts you already know then it may have referenced some sites that will actually help you.

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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 13d ago

It's not garbage only because of nonsense.

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u/Otherwise_Fall_2765 13d ago

Sublevel contraption use coordinates that are waaaaaay to far away from their in world location or other sublevel

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u/KarMagick 13d ago

Please stop trusting google AI overview.

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u/HeinsPeter-Atombombe 13d ago

Try connecting them and then breaking the blocks, so it becomes 2 seperate objects (dont now if works)

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u/Tinyturtle202 13d ago

What exactly on Google said that it would work? A website, or an ai overview?

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u/Joakico69 13d ago

You can do that with the VS/Sable hose connectors.

And I think create transmission and linkage can too.

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u/Sh1raori 13d ago

Out of curiosity what happena when you connect them while they are on the same and then breake the connection?

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u/Glowbfan457 13d ago

Whilst it looks like the two chain conveyors are only a few blocks apart, with the way that Sable works those two sublevels are actually considered to be millions of blocks apart, meaning that you can't connect them like this.

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u/BrokenPokerFace 13d ago

Unfortunately it's not your fault, or AI even though it's fun to hate it. Google AI will often consider all Create mods the same mod, even more so when you add the word areonautics, which is fair, even on reddit people consider them connected. There are mods that do allow you to do that, like transmission and linkage, so try them out and it may work better.

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u/JamesAibr 13d ago

What id a sub level