[GregTech-5][1.7.10-FORGE-1355+][Unofficial but approved Port][Stable] Even GT5 Experimental is slowly getting stable.

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Changes 5.08.23
- Fixed turbines breaking too fast.
- Fixed ic2 steam not working in large turbines.
- Added naquadah gen efficiency configs.
- Now reverted really all oregen codechanges.

Fixed Nether Ores rendeing as stone gt.blockore.0 not updating until neighbour block change.
Thank you Blood-Asp.

[minor] Insane voltage Machine Hull recipes are still inconsistent between assembler and workbench shaped. https://github.com/Blood-Asp/GT5-Unofficial/issues/76

I found something strange. I was using the fusion reactor MK I to produce Osmium from tungsten and helium. After all energy has been used, the reactor still runs perfectly, even though it has 0 EU stored, it seems like the fusion reactor doesn´t use EU.

Hi,

a fragment of the Gregtech configuration file from a parallel universe.
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#Any pump will drain lake, but you can not do as well with the ocean or river(or that u wants).

#Finite water in biomes. For adding biome with finite water just add its name like that...
ocean=false
river=false
allOtherBiomes=true
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What do u think? is it real to make the same in our universe 5.08.xx?

Quote from Demon98

Hi,

a fragment of the Gregtech configuration file from a parallel universe.
----------cut here-----------
#Any pump will drain lake, but you can not do as well with the ocean or river(or that u wants).

#Finite water in biomes. For adding biome with finite water just add its name like that...
ocean=false
river=false
allOtherBiomes=true
----------cut here-----------

What do u think? is it real to make the same in our universe 5.08.xx?

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I vote for it definitely!
I'd make it as a query to biome Rainfall from Forge and select finite water threshold based on Rainfall

F:finiteWaterRainfallThreshould_0.5 = 0.5

(IHL are you reading?) Could as well implement evaporate water sources into salt water on biome under a given Rainfall threshold.
Then evaporate salt water into GT Salt ores for stone like block under a salt water block, and remove salt water block above in the process.

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IHL are you reading?

I'm instead of it. Still don't get it, what is demanded from IHL here.

Quote from Foghrye4

I'm instead of it. Still don't get it, what is demanded from IHL here.

Evaporate water sources and salted water into a salt ore under it on dry Biomes.

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Evaporate water sources and salted water into a salt ore under it on dry Biomes.

There is no water in dry biomes, except generated in structures (wells and villages).

Quote from Foghrye4

There is no water in dry biomes, except generated in structures (wells and villages).

There are generated pools of salted water in Desert biomes with IHL (bright pink fluid easy to spot).
It would look legitimate to evaporate any placed or generated water when it is open sky and biome is dry.
So indeed, it would not evaporate generated village wells because they have a roof cover.
IHL already have an optional dynamic water mechanic where water and lava sources will flow away and down if not bordered on all sides.

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There are generated pools of salted water in Desert biomes with IHL (bright pink fluid easy to spot).
It would look legitimate to evaporate any placed or generated water when it is open sky and biome is dry.
So indeed, it would not evaporate generated village wells because they have a roof cover.
IHL already have an optional dynamic water mechanic where water and lava sources will flow away and down if not bordered on all sides.

So, you suggest to generate salt ore instead of those pink lakes?

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So, you suggest to generate salt ore instead of those pink lakes?

I suggest these lakes shall slowly evaporate when chunkloaded.
Implement something similar to vanilla water freezing but taking sun height into account.
Could be like:
Every n ticks, select one of open-sky water/saltwater source block in chunk.

Compute chance of evaporation.

sunHeight = Math.sine(worldtime / 12000.0 * Math.PI);
if (sunHeight < 0.0f) {
    sunHeight = 0.0f;
}




evaporateChance = sunHeight * Random.nextFloat();




If (evaporateChance >= 0.5f)
(
    processEvaporation();
}

leagris, you see, this would be a little bit illogical. If salt water will evaporate at some condition, it would mean, that some day and some time not long before map generation this saltwater lake was a part of ocean and by spotting these blocks evaporation we will spot a geological process what are normally takes several hundreds years (i mean changing coast line shape).

I kinda agree on this one, although it would still be cool looking, and also, minecraft time is accelerated so I dunno, maybe ?

hey I got the bricks changed out with some help from DreamMasterXXL and JJ from axles server. but i think i found something MT cant do. GT axes wont cut down TFC trees, anything you can do?

I would suggest to not generate TFC trees, but some normal ones, but....well, TFC has no configs for that xD

How is the state of the processing array? I remember it only processed deuterium/tritium, but that tooltip is gone. Does it now work like intended?

I love the TFC trees and I'm trying to make the mods work together, no just take out thing that make me mad. I was hoping there was something in the code for the TCF axes that bloodasp or greg could add to GT axes.

after getting two people to help teach me minetweaker and help me write the first coal boler code, I have all the boilers and bricked hulls done. I don't know how you guys deal with code all the time. I'm going back to building machines and swatting at zombies with swords. My already high respect for you Coders/moders is even higher now, and I'm just tweaking recipes.