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Quote from xxx.514

So I understod it as: <whateva> : <molten.metal object output> _ <default ticks to make one output>=<actual ticks to one output>

How much incorrect my thought is?

And therefore, instead of = 0 at end of line, extra lines can be just deleted?

The first part is quite correct, wit the exception that the <whateva> is actually a signifier of what type of value is valid, `I` means integer, `B` means boolean logic value (i.e. `true` or `false`), etc.

The second question's answer is, no if you want the recipe turned off you do need to use "= 0", if you simply delete the line, the line will be replaced by the default on the next load.

Has TFC fixed their dimension-travel problems?

At one point it crashed and corrupted worlds if one travelled to the nether.

Well, I think there are a few outstanding bugs with GT6 compatibility with TFC, (but I haven't checked recently):

GT6 tools are too fast compared to TFC tools

GT6 weapons don't multiply their damage to account for TFC's health rebalancing

At one point GT6 axes were doing strange things to TFC trees (no tree-capitation, even though both mods do it, but taking the durability anyway, etc.)

Plus more I can't think of off the top of my head.

Quote from xxx.514

And third scrappy though to share: how to make GT solar panel? When i've tried to put solar cover a top of battery buffer it exploded just after first raindrop touched it. That setup should be covered by glass block?

For this, did you also cover the sides of the battery box? I believe machines also explode if rain passes by their sides, if they are not covered.

Quote from MauveCloud

If you're referring to the tooltip that shows up when you hover over the fluid contained in an input/output hatch (or the input/output tank of a GregTech machine), then as far as I can tell, that always claims to be from GregTech, even for water (which is from Vanilla Minecraft!). Thus it's not a reliable indicator.

Yes, the fluids always claim to be from GT, because Greg doesn't use the forge fluid display system because he has extra data to display, (acidic, simple, etc.) so Greg uses a custom item that is hidden from NEI but is effectively "tank-item-like", and that item is from GT.

Also forge doesn't record which mods add a fluid so Greg can't display that either.

I believe the Inv. Tweaks config files have the ability to do all of the features requested (if you use both), even choosing the correct tool types, however to get it working correctly involves a lot of typing in Inv. Tweaks item group data format.

I seem to remember trying once, but I got bored, and lost the files.

It is for GT6.

Yes, though keep in mind that the majority of the changes are directly in the configs, not the .zs file.

The .zs file only does GT machine recipes.

Here is a first version of a recipes in AE2 for GT6.

AE2-GregtechRecipies.zs.txt adds the new press recipes to the GT6 press, Note: Requires MTUtilsGT (from the thread "Gregtech 6 Minetweaker"

AppliedEnergistics2-configFolder.zip is a custom AE2 zipped configs folder and changes AE2 to:

make AE2 energy 1:1 with EU

make power acceptors take an HV laser

make Illuminated Quartz take Lumium

make quartz fiber take GT LU cable

make formation and annihilation cores take 2 Crystal processors each

make storage cells take Crystal processors

make terminals take a crystal processor

make the (trash) condenser take a GT trash bin

and more!

Quote from MauveCloud

Many of the GT metaitems are not registered to the ore dictionary by default (at least in GT5; I haven't checked GT6 recently). NEI Integration has a config option to see ore dictionary entries in the NEI listing, without needing to manually use "/mt hand" on each item. Please clarify: are you suggesting the GitHub scripts should start adding them to the ore dictionary? In terms of readability, it seems to me that using some "val" statements to give those items more descriptive names in the scripts would work just as well.

I am saying that f3+H shows the GT meta-id and that, if the item has an appropriate ore-dictionary than use that, because if a script only uses ore-dictionaries for GT items, then it may work with both GT5 and GT6, and that if it doesn't than it certainly won't, without modification.

Using "val" naming is also very good for intelligibility, but if an appropriate ore-dictionary exists, than that would probably be better for the reasons above.

The simplest way to decipher GT meta-ids is to have GT loaded in the background (with f3 + H on) and look up the meta-id in NEI, it is a long process.
It would probably be best if you updated the git with ore-dictionaries instead, if you are going through the effort.
Also, pure ore-dictionary scripts are, mostly, usable in both GT5 and GT6, but meta-items are not, because Greg changed meta-items.

Quote from MauveCloud

Actually, there's a new complication as of 5.09.23: heating coils no longer max out at Nichrome. It's now possible to make coil blocks out of tungstensteel, HSS-G, naquadah, and naquadah alloy as well. Any ideas on what those should do for the Pyrolyse Oven?

Perhaps overclock without efficiency loss?

i.e. tungsten steel on a Nichrome recipe requires 2x energy for 2x speed.
and to limit the speed HSS-G on Nichrome is 3x for 3x
and tungsten steel on Kanthal is 3x for 3x as well, etc.
Additionally, you may want to increase the base recipe duration.

Or, tungsten steel on Cupronickel recipe is 2x energy for 2x speed,
HSS-G is 2x/2x on Cupronickel and Kanthal,
naquadah is 2x/2x on all recipes, and
naquadah-alloy is 3x/3x on all recipes.

Just inserting ideas.

"/mt hand" only prints the nbt, you need to use something else to use it.
to use it, you could put it in a command block "/give" command, or create a custom item that is only usable in a minetweaker recipe for a charged item of IC2.

Quote from Speiger

a mod that prints the current held item in the chat + proper nbtdata for command blocks.

I think minetweaker "/mt hand" command will work, at least mostly.

Quote from MauveCloud

Minecraft allows tooltips to change depending on whether a certain gui is open

I believe Extra utils does this somehow with food items and the culinary generator GUI, and possibly other generators of theirs.

I don't think "/mt reload" works correctly with GT recipes (or OreDict recipes with GT installed), due to GT optimizations that prevent late modification.

Some small bugs:
Wood pressure plates are 2/wood slab but produce 4x the wood pulp when pulverized.
Same with stone plates/slabs/dust.
Packed Ice can be crafted 4/4 from regular ice and 1/2 in the compressor.

Quote from Chaoschaot234

option or blacklist to disable item converting for gregtech?

Configs! Specifically, "Unification.cfg" in minecraft/config/Gregtech

for a particular item type replace "_false=false" with "_false=true" for the mod you want GT to unify to.
I predict you want to find

essential_craft {	B:plateDemonic_false=false...

Normal ores drop themselves.
Small ores never silk touch.

Quote from Antnyvw

minecraft:copper_ore

It would be ic2:copper_ore
minecraft: is just for minecraft
Use (fn)+f3+H (outside an inventory) to be able to see this when you hover over an item.