I went with @Techlone's simple solution after all.
Counting out the individual EU might make more sense if any of the multiblocks could have more than one dynamo hatch, but they don't, so this is just fine.
Oil Cracker only allows Maint/Energy hatches in the middle ring. Input and output hatches can be anywhere on the sides.
Minimum casing count is changed to 18 to match the tooltip, rather than increase the tooltip to 19. This allows two input and output hatches on either side, for when you want to run two cracking recipes with the same cracker.
(It turns out the cracker doesn't care which hatch the inputs and hydro/steam are put into. I don't really care either!)
This is a copy-paste error from the original code in the large steam
turbine. `aOptFlow` is the optimal flow rate expressed in EU/t, while
`totalFlow` is expressed in fuel L/t
16 Casings are required along the corners and edges. The Hatches may not be along a corner or edge, but may only be placed on the sides, next to a Gear Box.
Also note Diesel, Lube, and Oxygen use.
I went with @Techlone's simple solution after all.
Counting out the individual EU might make more sense if any of the multiblocks could have more than one dynamo hatch, but they don't, so this is just fine.
I went with @Techlone's simple solution after all.
Counting out the individual EU might make more sense if any of the multiblocks could have more than one dynamo hatch, but they don't, so this is just fine.
Oil Cracker only allows Maint/Energy hatches in the middle ring. Input and output hatches can be anywhere on the sides.
Minimum casing count is changed to 18 to match the tooltip, rather than increase the tooltip to 19. This allows two input and output hatches on either side, for when you want to run two cracking recipes with the same cracker.
(It turns out the cracker doesn't care which hatch the inputs and hydro/steam are put into. I don't really care either!)
This is a copy-paste error from the original code in the large steam
turbine. `aOptFlow` is the optimal flow rate expressed in EU/t, while
`totalFlow` is expressed in fuel L/t
AdvMinerII would occasionally output the drops from a block recently
broken by the player. This happens when the wrong coordinates are
passed to GT_Block_Ores_Abstract.getDrops(), which causes it to fail to
find the TileEntity and then fall back to whatever the most recently
broken block was.
Fixes#751 (probably), #674, #508
