[Bigassmofo0204]

(09-06-2016, 02:41 AM)Arrei Wrote: Well, some info came to light that it could be LWC causing this lag by handling hoppers incredibly inefficiently. The problem there is, LWC has not been officially updated since 1.8's release, and although Frost installed an unofficial version of LWC, our lag issues seem to persist - just less so than before. Info suggests that it's not open hoppers that are causing our lag after all, but the InventoryMoveItemEvent that sends items through hoppers to other containers.

This suggests we may want to instead start cutting down on hopper chains where possible, replacing them with water pushing the items across ice, but could also mean hopper clocks themselves are the laggiest hopper mechanisms currently possible.

So I have slowed down the pulse of my auto sorter and I tested in 8 different pulse speeds still can not get it to sort the items. I used f3 to check the hoppers while the redstones were pulsing, I am not sure if this means anything but the hopper "Enabled" is not changing from "true" to "false" its just staying either one of the other. With that I think Arrei you are on the nailed About the Lwc being the cause of all this. 

(09-05-2016, 01:54 PM)_JELLy__ Wrote: Sorters need no fixing, just put more than 6 items in the first hopper slot in case of glitches, that was my problem. Timers can still function though less precise. For more precise timers use decay circuits in conjunction with a counting device.

So Jellie, Am not sure if your suggestion about this actually work. or I am too dumb to actually understand this XD.... Ill go with option 2 I have Hope there is a FIX! please come take a look when u get the chance please?