List of injectPower() Examples

Examples of injectPower()

appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()
AE will accept any power, and store it, to maintain sanity please don't send more then 10,000 at a time. IMPORTANT: Network power knows no bounds, for less spamy power flow, networks can store more then their alloted storage, however, it should be kept to a minimum, to help with this, this method returns the networks current OVERFLOW, this is not energy you can store some where else, its already stored in the network, you can extract it if you want, however it it owned by the network, this is different then IAEEnergyStore Another important note, is that if a network that had overflow is deleted, its power is gone, this is one of the reasons why keeping overflow to a minimum is important. @param amt power to inject into the network @param mode should the action be simulated or performed? @return the amount of power that the network has OVER the limit.

Examples of appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()


    try
    {
      IEnergyGrid grid = gridProxy.getEnergy();
      double newPower = timePassed * powerPerTick;
      double overFlow = grid.injectPower( newPower, Actionable.SIMULATE );


      // burn the over flow.
      grid.injectPower( Math.max( 0.0, newPower - overFlow ), Actionable.MODULATE );


      if ( overFlow > 0 )

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Examples of appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()

      IEnergyGrid grid = gridProxy.getEnergy();
      double newPower = timePassed * powerPerTick;
      double overFlow = grid.injectPower( newPower, Actionable.SIMULATE );


      // burn the over flow.
      grid.injectPower( Math.max( 0.0, newPower - overFlow ), Actionable.MODULATE );


      if ( overFlow > 0 )
        burnSpeed -= TicksSinceLastCall;
      else
        burnSpeed += TicksSinceLastCall;

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Examples of appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()

    if ( internalCurrentPower > 0 )
    {
      try
      {
        IEnergyGrid eg = gridProxy.getEnergy();
        double powerRequested = internalCurrentPower - eg.injectPower( internalCurrentPower, Actionable.SIMULATE );


        if ( powerRequested > 0 )
        {
          eg.injectPower( extractAEPower( powerRequested, Actionable.MODULATE, PowerMultiplier.ONE ), Actionable.MODULATE );
        }

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Examples of appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()

        IEnergyGrid eg = gridProxy.getEnergy();
        double powerRequested = internalCurrentPower - eg.injectPower( internalCurrentPower, Actionable.SIMULATE );


        if ( powerRequested > 0 )
        {
          eg.injectPower( extractAEPower( powerRequested, Actionable.MODULATE, PowerMultiplier.ONE ), Actionable.MODULATE );
        }
      }
      catch (GridAccessException e)
      {
        // null net, probably bad.

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Examples of appeng.api.networking.energy.IEnergyGrid.injectPower()

  protected double funnelPowerIntoStorage(double newPower, Actionable mode)
  {
    try
    {
      IEnergyGrid grid = gridProxy.getEnergy();
      double leftOver = grid.injectPower( newPower, mode );
      if ( mode == Actionable.SIMULATE )
        return leftOver;
      return 0.0;
    }
    catch (GridAccessException e)

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