Getting a definitive list is impossible, it is dynamically generated based off what mods you have installed. I guess I might make a list of all the Vanilla + IC2 only stuff though.
Is there any mods that can blacklist some scanning recipes ?
It is dynamically generated based off what mods you have installed.
That's very interesting. I figured that you decided items, and carefully weighed how much the UU price would be...if these things are dynamically generated how are the prices determined?
Aside from some static stuff like cobble and iridium, everything else is dependant on the amount of blocks per a certain region of a minecraft world. Mostly ores are the ones that will have proper dynamic UUM values.
Literally everything is based off cobblestone being 1, and iridium being whatever it is set in the config. So yes, they are based off how common they are in the world, and how they're crafted if they aren't naturally generating, but it is dependant on what iridium is set to how the scaling works.
Literally everything is based off cobblestone being 1, and iridium being whatever it is set in the config. So yes, they are based off how common they are in the world, and how they're crafted if they aren't naturally generating, but it is dependant on what iridium is set to how the scaling works.
You should also mention that scrapbox probabilities are apparently included, but I think there's more to it than that - diamond ore (which naturally generates unless a mod like GregTech disables it) and Forestry empty cans (which only require tin, which can come from a scrapbox) are not scannable for me, but sticky resin (which afaik can only be obtained by tapping rubber trees or harvesting stickreed) is.
If you have extra mods, the world should be analyzed by executing "/ic2 uu-world-scan medium", ideally on a dummy world to avoid potential corruption bugs, which I'm not aware of any though. This will add a config section with all the drops it can find.
A list with all UU values can be dumped with "/ic2 debug dumpUuValues".
The results should be comparable, it scans a large number of chunks scattered randomly over the world. If you want to have more precise results you can just use "/ic2 uu-world-scan large" instead.
All it does is tell you the Replicator values for everything that it can in your world. The only config is to change how much iridium is worth to scale everything else around that.
With B at least, expecting it to is completely unreasonable. IC2 can't understand every crafting mechanic in the modded world, just the most common, ie it's own, Forestry's etc.
The aluminium ore one is interesting, does it have a direct furnace/macerator recipe into aluminium ingots? If it doesn't, then it'd explain why anything made of aluminium couldn't be scanned.
I don't see a space in the IC2 API to add custom recipe scanning to the UU system... but if there was one I'm sure some mods would add UU-support (or at least compatability addons). I mean like, an ArrayList of IUURecipeHandler or something like that, and a couple of public methods to manipulate the graph. Maybe it is already in there and I am blind, but from Eclipse's Class File Editor it looks like UU is an internal thing.
The scan always generates and decorates new chunks and doesn't save them to disk. That means that you can't influence its values by modifying the world. Adding new mods or changing their worldgen configs requires a new scan to take any changes into account. The scan result is being saved to a special section in your ic2 config file and replaces the defaults shipped with ic2 if present.
Currently only block drops from the world scan and what's defined in the IC2 config are being captured. Things like mob drops only get in through other recipes (scrap box mostly), renewables aren't being accounted for cost-wise and fluids are not handled atm.
Items are unscannable if their uu value is unknown or infinite. It's unknown if there's no recipe leading to it IC2 knows and it's infinite if all recipes leading to it have infinite ingredients.
Crafting recipes are not all the same, there's different ways to implement them and the API doesn't carry information about the ingredients, so I have to implement a custom resolver for every recipe type. Most mods use the vanilla or forge recipe implementations. Other recipes or crafting mechanisms like machines are obviously completely undefined by themselves.
Supported recipe types are currently: Vanilla crafting, Forge crafting, IC2 crafting, Vanilla smelting, IC2 generic machines, canner solid bottling, scrap boxes, reactors turning fuel into depleted fuel and recyclers producing scrap.
