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Double check if the pipe is connected to the cooker and the intake is used at the watersource.
I always place pipes first then try to snap it on, not pretty but it works for me
Interesting. Are you using multiple tanks or does it work on a single tank?
No they're correct, vanilla cookers will not be irrigated from tanks, nor will other structures like beer barrels. S+ and SS ones are the same too, however I think those mods have a setting to enable it if the server owner wishes. Perhaps your server has that setting enabled, so that's why it works for you?
I am running on tanks, only tanks, to my industrial cooker. We have 5 or 6 of them and their only purpose is the cooker and a tap next to it for canteen.
So don't try to call me a lair when we've been doing the very thing you say is impossible for weeks now.
S+ cookers will use tanks. I cannot speak for SS because I see zero reason to use it. Nor has this been a discussion about Vanilla to begin with. Aiden uses S+.
From there we setup 5 or 6 tanks outside on 2 intersection pipes and used flex pipes to connect to the foundation internal.
The cooker has to snap on a pipe no matter how you look at it, it isn't enough to have an irrigated pipe nearby it. External pipes snap behind it in the middle, internals go in the floor Before the cooker is placed.
This here says it wasn't vanilla, it was S+ cooker and pipes.
But if we'd like proof that my statement of using "nothing but tanks" on my cooker is in question, i'm more than happy to screenshot my setup (and configuration files while I'm at it) since that's apparently in question and I'm being told it won't work otherwise.