Hello. Did you manage to solve this problem? I could only understand that this is most likely not due to the AI block, because I rearranged it, even replaced it with another one, but the "example turret" continues to hover smoothly.
(Sorry for google translation)

Standartenführer a écrit :

Hello. Did you manage to solve this problem? I could only understand that this is most likely not due to the AI block, because I rearranged it, even replaced it with another one, but the "example turret" continues to hover smoothly. :ashamedensher:
(Sorry for google translation)

Hey, My only Solution i found was using the Premade Turret. The guy who made the Mod has a premade Turret Blueprint. when i used this, it worked.

Lord Alucard a écrit :

Standartenführer a écrit :

Hello. Did you manage to solve this problem? I could only understand that this is most likely not due to the AI block, because I rearranged it, even replaced it with another one, but the "example turret" continues to hover smoothly.
(Sorry for google translation)

Hey, My only Solution i found was using the Premade Turret. The guy who made the Mod has a premade Turret Blueprint. when i used this, it worked.

Hm-m-m, it's strange. Well, thx for answer

The turret wobbles because of how the engines worked in old sm vs new sm, old SM engines could take values BETWEEN 0 and 1 for engine speed, which is what the ai output gives, while the new engines only accept a 0 (off) or 1 (on) value, and the ai can't adjust for this.

icrashedyourcar a écrit :

The turret wobbles because of how the engines worked in old sm vs new sm, old SM engines could take values BETWEEN 0 and 1 for engine speed, which is what the ai output gives, while the new engines only accept a 0 (off) or 1 (on) value, and the ai can't adjust for this.

Hmm, what about mod engines? Maybe turret will work on the mod engine?
Thx for information

The vanilla engines no longer accept power levels, so I they can only be on or off, while previously I relied on them going between 0 and 1

Idea: Take the example turret, remove everything but the electric engines, and use the example turret's electric engines as your own.

Hmm, can this AI output use The Modpack's smart engine?

captjlance a écrit :

Idea: Take the example turret, remove everything but the electric engines, and use the example turret's electric engines as your own.

Yup that was my solution
Although the problem are the new vanilla engines as the developer said erlier.
so if you could get a pre survival electric engine as a single part somehow, that would be enough.

Jews КошкоТрап a écrit :

Hmm, can this AI output use The Modpack's smart engine?

i doubt it. I mean the core input functions of the electric engine and the smart engine are different.