Productive Bees Genesis

Productive Bees Genesis 1.2.2 focuses on full-output waits, retained production recovery and safe Myriad Creations disabling. It also reduces repeated work in mechanical apiaries, centrifuges and AE2 logistics. The bee editor's first tutorial now leads to “Apply to world” and “Export locally”, helping players finish editing and use their bees.

Update both clients and servers to 1.2.2. The Myriad Creations master switch affects only that bee. Extended resource faults pause only the bees and lanes using the affected resources; ordinary bees and Wanna Bees can keep producing. Existing bees, products and paid cycles stay retained, and the bee-slot Shift tooltip explains why work stopped and how to resume.

Changed

• Less repeated work: reduced repeated maximum-output calculation, retained-work decoding and product-record encoding in mechanical apiaries and centrifuges, with fewer temporary allocations in empty batches, accelerated smelting and logistics handoffs. Current capacity, costs and actual acceptance are still checked on each transfer.
• AE2 pulling and returns: ordinary pulls reuse a short-lived inventory directory. Pulling and returns use separate delays, so full return destinations no longer add a delay to input pulling. Leftovers remain retained across disconnections and resume on recovery or a new network; stock-retention policies still check current stock.
• Tutorial delivery guidance: validation points directly to the check button, and the final step highlights application and export. Players without application permission receive an explanation and a local-export path. Finishing retains edits and the original application confirmation. Guidance fits narrow and low-height windows, and the tutorial can be skipped or reopened from settings.

Fixed

• Safe Myriad Creations disabling: fixed stick conversion, hive production and special comb conversion continuing after the master switch was disabled. Other bees and machines keep working, existing assets are retained, and Shift details explain the stop reason.
• Full-output waits and recovery: when apiary output slots, overflow buffers and paid products back up, full local outputs, ME storage, adjacent containers and directly connected centrifuges are no longer retried every tick. Repeated zero acceptance uses a short retry delay while retaining products and progress. Local space changes, routing changes or successful transfers restore prompt retries; other healthy apiaries retain their normal production frequency.
• Extended resource fault isolation: fixed registration, reload and account preparation failures blocking ordinary bees, Wanna Bees, ordinary comb processing or AE2 input pulling. Affected resources recover after a successful reload. Shift details distinguish active reloads, unavailable recipes/dependencies and account/capacity waits.
• Retained products and paid work in old apiaries: loading and successful reloads gradually retry temporarily undecodable original products while preserving full components and amounts. Dynamic paid work from replaced bees remains separately retained while current bees produce. Stale accounts still isolate their original paid lanes; damaged data and transfers with unknown results remain retained for review without automatic replay or replacement products.
• Native FE output misclassification: fixed probes of only 1 FE being reported as full by integer energy conversion bridges, returning resource combs or stopping production. Probes use a bounded simulated amount; actual transfers still debit only the original balance and confirmed receipt.
• Combined comb output waits: capacity checks and actual placement now use the same order at high acceleration, fixing output waits despite sufficient space while retaining yields, conversion remainders and real capacity limits.
• Accelerated smelting recovery: fixed stale recipe caches from before the full tick and unclosed lane batches after a mid-batch failure. Started batches are cleaned up individually, combined costs are settled once, and both the original failure and later cleanup errors are retained.

完整变更记录 / Full changelog: CHANGELOG

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