Posts by SteamT

Neat, thanks, I somehow completely overlooked that

How do you simulate your nuclear reactors?
There's the old reactor planner, but with the massive changes IC2E and GT5u I'm not sure how accurate it is anymore, and I'd hate to blow up my base because the planner was outdated.

The only fix I found for that was not using JABBA, since there's no config options for disabling it.
I decided to use Factorization for barrels instead, but there's no real fix that I know of, unless ProfMobius adds a way to disable it

Minetweaker has a way to do it, just take a look at the wiki, there's an entire page dedicated to oredict-stuff

I managed to fix most every equence break with TCon aluminium by removing TCons aluminum ingot from the oredict tag ingotAluminium and ingotAluminum
This means you can still use GT aluminium ore to make TCon aluminium for casts etc, but you can't get the GT ingot form which you need to make plates, but you can still recycle the TCon ingot back into GT dust meaning you need a blast furnace
It works pretty flawlessly

In regards to your modding guide, will the "Basic Functions of the GT API" chapter be fleshed out soon, or am I better off figuring out the GT API by myself?

The scope of the tutorial looks great, and I'm looking forward to the GT API section.

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My personal list was ending after QuantumTank/Chest, Wireless Redstone and large Turbines. Everything else is maybe for now.

After your personal list is completed, would you consider writing that GTech6 API-guide you've been talking about?

I'm not trying to nag, but I'm super excited about the Galacticraft update, and it's been a while since the last progress update.
How is the update coming?

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I somehow can't get machine recipes to work.

I found some 1.6.4 scripts, but it does not work the same way anymore.
Has someone working examples for 1.7.10? I could not find any in this thread.

Which machine are you trying to add recipes to?

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Another bug report: The new version of Forestry natively support both RF and EU, it seems ENet Bridge can't decide what to do, and when connected by cable, the connection flickers between connected and not connected very rapidly. It does seem that the machine still draws the correct amount of power, but it is visually glitchy and could cause lag.

Where'd you find a version of Forestry that supports RF? The Forestry Jenkins is completely empty for me.

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okay somehow that did not work for me, I used:
import mods.railcraft.BlastFurnace;
mods.railcraft.BlastFurnace.removeRecipe();
I also tried :
mods.railcraft.BlastFurnace.removeRecipe(); but didn't work either
I used this with and without the import line but after reloading I still can make steel in the blast furnace, is there anothe rplace for the modtweaker config/script?

I'm unsure, I haven't actually used the Railcraft Recipe handler.

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yeah thats what i want, I like the progression through gregtech alot. i think it balanced the game quite well and you don't get into the endgame to fast.
I think I am going to disable the blast furnace, but if someone knows a better solution(don't think so, but its worth asking) im gladly gonna accept it/try it
its not about wanting to have 2 types of steel, i dont want people which want to use railcraft needing to make a blast furnace but i also don't want people to be able to skip the bronze blast frunace/electric blast furnace but i guess there is no other choice.

Edit: can I remove the recipe for steel/items inside the railcraft blast furnace ? and if how exactly do I do it

I'm not quite sure what you want to do here, since the RC blast furnace serves no other purpose than to produce steel.
You can however remove items and blocks from the blast furnace using the Minetweaker addon ModTweaker, and then using this command:

mods.railcraft.BlastFurnace.removeRecipe(<modname:blockname:metadata>);

You can also add recipes using this command with this syntax

//InputStack, matchDamage, matchNBT, Cook time, OutputStack
mods.railcraft.BlastFurnace.addRecipe(<minecraft:stone>, false, false, 130, <minecraft:iron_ingot>);

Hope that helps!

I'm fairly sure you can't do much, as removal of GT recipes from machines isn't possible.
I'm curious though, why would you want to have two different types of steel in the game?
Wouldn't it just cause confusion?
Personally I always disable Railcrafts Blast Furnace, as I'm a fan of enforcing the GT progression.

Personally, I've "gregged" quite a few recipes for my own needs
I've done a bunch on AE2, Gravisuite, Thaumcraft, Iron Chests and Immibis MFFS
I've also redone all the Railcraft recipes to support oredicted plates instead of the railcraft plate, allowing me to unify to GT's plates instead of Railcrafts.

AE2: Primarily makes it require Aluminium for most if not all recipes.
http://pastebin.com/f3ycxRxp
Gravisuite: Tried to remove as many IC2 items from the recipes as I could
http://pastebin.com/ceqSMaUx
Thaumcraft: This one is primarily for my own tastes, it removes most of the golems, and some of the automining capabilities as I felt they were too easy, and I had no way of regulating the amount of Vis required to run them.
Research: http://pastebin.com/9jcDT9FM
Recipes: http://pastebin.com/G9Wi32KN
Pages: http://pastebin.com/mGrEeryG
Iron Chests: Plates, mostly, also assembling recipes
http://pastebin.com/HwJJ9xU3
Railcraft: Oredicted plates, and many a recipe disabled
http://pastebin.com/mbKVcsAT

It's quite a lot of fun, removing recipes and thinking up new ones.