Nomifactory VS Applied-Energistics-2

The version from Nomifactory github, not the latest released version on CurseForge.

I'll start by telling you to avoid gregtech. I like gregtech, but I honestly don't think its a good intro to modded Minecraft. I think a certain mindset is needed to play gregtech as well as at times an annoying amount of grind. So I'm pretty much saying to ignore the people saying Nomifactory(dev, ceu, or one of the other versions) and GTNH(fun, only playable beyond HV if you have no life). If you do choose Nomi, download the dev version, theirs quite a number of quality of life improvements to the one on curse. I'll leave a link below. https://github.com/Nomifactory/Nomifactory

The community update? As in version 1.2.2? I don't believe they were ever in such an old version. Processing arrays are available in the dev version you can download nightly builds from here: https://github.com/Nomifactory/Nomifactory

Nomifactory Github

For a more up to date version, check out Nomifactory. 1.2.2(.1) is available on CF, and a dev version (1.3) which has even more updates since 1.2.2(.1) is available here.

If you follow the instructions from the latest release you should be fine

nomifactory (community updated omnifactory) https://github.com/Nomifactory/Nomifactory/releases

For dev builds, use the renamed GitHub: https://github.com/Nomifactory/Nomifactory

Overall it is probably worth mentioning the play times required. Omnifactory is possible to 'beat' in under 6 months playing a few hours here and there. GTNH will on the other hand require several years of dedicated effort to 'beat' the pack if you even can. Side note, if you do choose to play omnifactory, go get the dev version listed on the github. The public release on curseforge is horribly out of date and includes so many bugs. The features and content that have been added in the dev version are extensive and it is very stable.

If it was something power related it would take out the whole system so check for that, if it isn´t a power issue and or anything obvious, try updating AE2 and it´s addon mods, if you´re on 1.12.2 you should also try PAE2 wich is an alternative fork of AE.

PAE2 GitHub: https://github.com/PrototypeTrousers/Applied-Energistics-2

100% agree. That is why in 1.12.2 packs, I will always replace the stock ae2 with PAE2

It comes with the development version, but if you're interested you can find it on its GitHub releases page.

If you want more than just the fixes, trouser’s edition of ae2 fixes that issue and gives a lot of QOL improvements. Is by default now installed on the dev versions as well. https://github.com/PrototypeTrousers/Applied-Energistics-2/releases

Then you want to add "PrototypeTrousers's AE2 fixes" from https://github.com/PrototypeTrousers/Applied-Energistics-2/releases/tag/omni-fixes-v29 just download the .jar file. If you right click the instance in GD Launcher you can open the folder, then go to the mods folder. Find the "Applied Energistics 2" .jar file in there, copy the name of it and rename the fix .jar you downloaded to this. Then delete the original Applied Energistics file and drop in the fixed version. Then find the "Just Enough Energistics" .jar file and delete that too.

hey sorry to bug again but I'm really bad at super technical stuff and it took me a while to even find the ae2 trousers fork, but now I just have absolutely no idea how to install it https://github.com/PrototypeTrousers/Applied-Energistics-2/releases/tag/omni-fixes-v25

Also worth noting that there is an unofficial patched version of AE2 that we highly recommend (here) as it drastically reduces the severity of lag spikes when placing new ME devices on the network. A more experimental version continuing where Talchas left off is PrototypeTrousers's fork of AE2, which has many more changes focused on performance optimization and quality of life improvements.