Why won't root combiners link if its the 3rd connection from the power source? For example, Point A is battery. Point B is switch or anything really & Point C is root combiner. They don't link up. I hadn't noticed this until I tried to hook up 3 HBHF sensors powered directly from a power source, then the HBHF link up into 1 connection by using root combiners & then that single connection, to a splitter, which then goes to power the 3 door controllers. I've tried this every way I can think of & they won't link up. Even just hooking up 1 HBHF sensor to the input of a root combiner, they don't link.
I see no reason why they shouldn't link & therefor, consider this a bug. Because they should have fixed this before progressing with the electricity further. A root combiner should accept a connection, even if theirs 0 power input.
Root combiners only work directly after a power source
Well it shouldn't, there's no logic in limiting its functions. The amount of different setups we could create if they allowed this to be used the way I like is a lot. Just seems odd, to limit something, designed to give us more options.
Also, I've noticed something very odd. When I'm wiring up items. Like the HBHF sensor to the power source. Sometimes it connects, sometimes it won't. It all depends what path I take the wire. Even if its direct, looking messy but clean. It still fails to make the connection. And the closer something is to another item, seems to block it from taking connections.
Relax, there is basically no logic in whole "rust's electricity" concept at all, more than half of rules like from some other universe so just wait couple months/years till they'll make it normal.
Sosig.exe I'm sorry but you are really tired like this are you Facepounch teammate you sound like that:
RF Pager Crafting Issue
what?
He linked a post to the last time he called you out for saying that root combiners only work directly after a power source, by way of calling you out again for saying it here.
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