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Create the Processing Array#318

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@ALongStringOfNumbers ALongStringOfNumbers commented Dec 10, 2021

What:

Creates the Processing Array.

Key Features:

  • Supports up to 64 single block machines
  • Has a config blacklist for modpack makers to blacklist certain RecipeMaps if they desire
  • Has a special Multiblock Part to hold the machines that the Processing Array will operate upon
  • When this multiblock part is attached to a processing array, it will only hold valid machines that the processing array can operate upon
  • This Multiblock part cannot be shared
  • The Processing Array will run as many parallel recipes as machines that are in the special multiblock part, capped at 64
  • The recipes searched for will be limited by the tier of the machines in the special multiblock part
  • The EUt of the recipes will be limited by the tier of machines in the special multiblock part, so no overclocking if you provide higher tier energy inputs than machines

Looking for a lot of feedback on this PR, as there was some stuff that can probably be done better

@ALongStringOfNumbers ALongStringOfNumbers force-pushed the processing-array branch 4 times, most recently from 71216f8 to 7b484b4 Compare December 12, 2021 18:45
@serenibyss serenibyss added the status: high priority Issue or PR should be prioritized for reviews label Dec 14, 2021
@serenibyss serenibyss merged commit a6128fb into master Dec 20, 2021
@serenibyss serenibyss deleted the processing-array branch December 20, 2021 06:32
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