[IC2 Exp][1.7.10] IHL Tools & Machines

Wiki updated.

Extruding mold is used to produce insulated flexible cables.
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EDIT: New version 0.610. Explosives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpPSEi4q1LA
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com…s_%26_Machines/Explosives

Quote from mczapkie

bigger than IC2 nuke?

By looking at it from another angle, why IC2 nuke explosion aftermath so small?
Thank for testing it. According to this:
https://github.com/Deadrik/TFC…errain/BlockOre.java#L175
Ore drop method of Terrafirmacraft ores is not different from Gregtech one. And IHL explosives work perfectly fine with GT ores. Algorithm designed a way that piles will be created on a last non destructed block, touched by blast wave. It could be a far away from explosion source.
Related visual glitch with native copper ore is weird. It seems that blocks need to change internal state to be re-rendered correctly. Currently explosion update only fluid blocks. Would you mind to try place a glass block near glitchy ore and check if they will be re-rendered correctly?

Quote from Chocohead

piles produced with items in rather than just voiding the drops to avoid lag.

Indeed. That exactly what I am thinking about when I decide to make drops tileentities instead of entities.

EDIT: I just tested TFC explosion drops:

Works fine to me.
BTW its first time I actually launch TFC and it's looks amazing. Stone age is like someone extract my thoughts form brain and bring them in mod (and made mod even better than my thoughts). Too bad there is no NEI support for stone knifes and such.
Still can't find any ore to check a visual glitch you mentioned in PM.

EDIT2: Found one:

Not my fault. Glitch still here even without IHL and even if I remove blocks around by hand. Though appears rarely.

IHL surely need some attention.

Outdated "hasEngine" field removed from list of synchronized fields.
Saltwater block is back (fixes worldgen).
Lab electrolyzer texture fixed (no more "(M)" due to no more necessary engine)
Lab electrolyzer GUI now have two spots (over an arrows) to launch NEI integration recipes GUI.
Iron workbench now accepts only tools in tools slots.

GregoriusT
Now I'm doing it twice just in case:

this.setGaseous(type.isGaseous);
	Fluid instance = this;
        if (!FluidRegistry.registerFluid(instance))
        {
        	instance = FluidRegistry.getFluid(type.fluidRegistryName);
        }
	if(instance.getBlock()==null && !type.noBlock)
	{
		instance.setBlock(new IHLFluidBlock(instance, type.blockMaterial, type.textureName, "fluid"+type.fluidName.replaceFirst("fluid", "")).setFlammable(type.flammable).setBlockName("block"+type.fluidName).setCreativeTab(IHLCreativeTab.tab));
	}
	instance.setGaseous(type.isGaseous);

How could I check it in-game?

On unrelated things:
Look what I have found: https://github.com/Barteks2x/CubicChunks

GregoriusT
I honestly have no idea how to fix this.

public IHLFluid(IHLFluidType type1) {
	super(type1.fluidRegistryName);
	type=type1;
	this.setTemperature(type.temperature);
	this.setDensity(Math.round(type.density));
	realDensityMap.put(type1.fluidRegistryName, type.density);
	this.setUnlocalizedName(type.fluidRegistryName.replaceFirst("fluid", ""));
	this.setGaseous(type.isGaseous);
	Fluid instance = this;
        if (!FluidRegistry.registerFluid(instance))
        {
        	instance = FluidRegistry.getFluid(type.fluidRegistryName);
        }
	if(instance.getBlock()==null && !type.noBlock)
	{
		instance.setBlock(new IHLFluidBlock(instance, type.blockMaterial, type.textureName, "fluid"+type.fluidName.replaceFirst("fluid", "")).setFlammable(type.flammable).setBlockName("block"+type.fluidName).setCreativeTab(IHLCreativeTab.tab));
	}
	instance.setGaseous(type.isGaseous);
	if(type.haveBucket)
	{
		Item bucket = new ItemBucket(block).setTextureName(IHLModInfo.MODID+":bucket_"+type.fluidName).setUnlocalizedName("bucket_"+type.fluidName).setCreativeTab(IHLCreativeTab.tab);
	    GameRegistry.registerItem(bucket, "bucket_"+type.fluidName);
	    FluidContainerRegistry.registerFluidContainer(instance,  new ItemStack(bucket), FluidContainerRegistry.EMPTY_BUCKET);
	}
	type.fluid=instance;
	if(type.equals(IHLFluidType.Hydrogen))
	{
		System.out.println("Is hydrogen gaseous? "+(instance.isGaseous()?"Yes it is.":"No, it's not."));
	}
        localFluidRegistry.put(type1.fluidRegistryName, type);
	fluidInstances.add(this);
}

if(type.equals(IHLFluidType.Hydrogen))
{
System.out.println("Is hydrogen gaseous? "+(instance.isGaseous()?"Yes it is.":"No, it's not."));
}

Minecraft console output:

[16:30:22] [Client thread/INFO] [STDOUT]: [ihl.worldgen.ores.IHLFluid:<init>:65]: Is hydrogen gaseous? Yes it is.

bear989
Its obvious explosion vectors precalculation storage. It uses a HUGE amount of memory in a sake of performance.

Vectors precalculated and stored in two dimensional int array. A number of "columns" is equals to

1<<bit size*3-1

Each "row" contain two values. For a default amount of bits ( 8 ) it will be 2^(8*3)-1=16777215 rows.
Each row have a 12 byte header + 4 byte integer x 2 = 20 bytes. Total size of array is 16777215 * 20 + 12 = 335544312 bytes or 320 mb.
Maximal explosion radius in that case is 2^8-1=255 blocks.

If we use bit value 7 it will be 40 mb and maximal explosion radius in that case is 2^7-1=127 blocks.

So either change this value in config to

I:explosionVectorSizeBits=7

or increase server memory allocation.