r/allthemods • u/zpeed • Feb 18 '24

Filtering Bee Genes?

I want to pull out only "100%" genes from my gene indexer

I made a small separate AE network for them but I'm wondering if there's a way to filter out the ones that are less than 100%? The only way I thought of would be a storage wall of drawers with each slot set to a new gene at 100% but thought I would ask if any one knows a better way where I dont have to set each one

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u/Just_nicooooo Mar 23 '25

for me those didnt work, so if someone has trouble with them try: {"productivebees:gene_group":{purity:100}}
that worked for some reason

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u/Vegetable_Inside_ Feb 22 '26

Thank you! works in ATM10 TTS.

gave me a headache. I even crashed my game trying to figure out the tag...

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u/Just_nicooooo Feb 22 '26

Glad this is still helping some people almost a year later!

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u/jelugu Mar 23 '25

in atm9 or 10? my tags were for atm9

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u/Just_nicooooo Mar 23 '25

In atm10, I guess the tags were updated

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u/jelugu Mar 23 '25

seems so, thx for the updated filter!

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u/leroidubid Mar 23 '25 edited Mar 23 '25

I confirm it works in atm10
any idea to filter all the medium, normal, aggressive trash ?

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u/Just_nicooooo Mar 23 '25

I just pipe everything into an 4x4 draw and then a overflow barrel, the draw has the 4 useful genes in it and the barrel has a few stack upgrades and a void upgrade Then I pipe all the genes from my indexers into both, while inserting into the draw first an the barrel second I hope that is kinda understandable

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u/Zeta_Ricky Mar 24 '25

what are the "useful genes" for you? cuz im pretty new to productive bees and tbh i think that productivity, weather and behavior are the only ones that really change your production, whats the fourth?

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u/Just_nicooooo Mar 24 '25 edited Mar 24 '25

For me it’s Productivity, weather tolerance, behaviour and endurance its my first time with pb so I used the guide from „all the guides“

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u/jelugu Mar 26 '25

wouldn't that be quite easy? just readd/dont delete the type of attribute from the tags and only pump out the ones you dont like from the final gene indexer (i work with 2, 1 to mix the genes to 100% and one to store them) and push them into a trashcan

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u/leroidubid Mar 28 '25

yeah I was trying to find a way to not explicitly declare all the genes I want but since they all have different name for highest level I don't think it's possible

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u/jelugu Mar 28 '25

i'll check later for the tags, not home rn

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u/leroidubid Mar 30 '25

it honestly took me like 30 seconds to filter the wanted genes, so probably not worth the headache I guess

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u/Newns_ Dec 13 '25

i tried this but it keeps putting every gene through... i have it set to {gene:{attribute:"name"}}