Dimensional-Threading-Reforged-1.18.2-1.2.7 breaks multiblocks

[border999]

So far I have noticed that this version breaks AE2's cabling and Bigger Reactor's reactor multiblocks.

[CCr4ft3r]

This is a design issue of AE2 since it isn't thread-safe. They don't seem interested in fixing it
AppliedEnergistics/Applied-Energistics-2#6261
WearBlackAllDay/DimensionalThreading#60

Sorry but thread-safety must be ensured by the mods.

[border999]

what about Bigger Reactors?

[CCr4ft3r]

Probably it's the same. If you want you can add your crash-report or latest.log via https://gist.github.com/ to this issue.
I can then check if the issue can be fixed by DimThread (even though it is very unlikely)

[border999]

no actual crash and the log doesn't show anything as far as I can tell.

[border999]

I might recommend just loading up your mod and add in bigger reactors

[Kasualix]

Trillions of modders don't write codes with thread-safety. Fact. It's just... quite unlikely, in trillions of aspects.

[CCr4ft3r]

After adding the mod I couldn't found "reactor multiblocks".

Please provide the following informations:
-describe the unexpected behaviour
-describe the expected behaviour
-steps to reproduce it (for example building something specific)

[border999]

bigger reactors uses a combination of Reactor Casings, reactor glass, control rods, power taps, fuel input blocks, and a reactor terminal to, in a cuboidal configuration, create a multiblock reactor. The simplest reactor I can think to do is a literal 3x3x3 with one control rod on top, a terminal on one face, a power tap on another, followed by at least one fuel input block and every other block being reactor casing surround the one fuel rod.

[border999]

with all of that being said. The multiblock that is supposed to form from these blocks being placed together in a valid manner does not occur with your mod installed.

[CCr4ft3r]

Sorry but I really have no idea about this. Since there is no exception, crash or log output it's probably related to Better Reactors internals.