straight up piling it
Added
- New Chicago Pile
- Assembled multiblock, similar to the PWR
- Requires new chicago pile graphite bricks
- Assembled with a hand drill out of a box made from graphite bricks, at least 5x5x5, and at most 15x15x15 blocks large
- Drilling the assembled reactor will add channels at the selected locations
- Drilling along the reactor's orientation will add a fuel channel
- Drilling perpendicular to fuel channels will add a ventilation channel
- Drilling vertically will add a control rod channel
- Fuel insertion is now done with a dedicated fuel loader which can be operated by hand or automated with hopper IO and redstone
- Ventilation channels need chicago pile vents which are powered with compressed air at 1 PU
- Chicago pile control rods can either be fully withdrawn with redstone or fine tuned with RoR
- Additionally, channels can be drilled by right clicking a pile addon device with the hand drill, the addon doesn't need to be removed beforehand
- This is mainly for convenience when disassembling and reassembling the reactor, which requires all channels to be drilled again
- Piles that overheat will explode, throwing flaming graphite everywhere
- Satelllite Ground Station
- Can relay RoR commands to connected satellites and satellite info back to RoR
- Platemetal
- Decorative connected texture metal block
- Comes in all colors except brown
- NTM poop theory debunked
- Make a nice clanking noise when placing and breaking
Changed
- Updated all oil well GUI textures
- There's now only two upgrade slots instead of three
- All legacy pixel gauges have been replaced with smooth ones (watz, ZIRNOX, CCGT) making them more accurate
- Updated the diesel generator's GUI
- The diesel gen now also has an in-GUI button for turning it on and off like the industrial combustion engine
- MS-ESv1.1
splitinstruction now supports variable substitution - Multiblocks now display a wireframe preview of how much space they take up
- This preview is green if it can be placed and red if it can not
- On some machines, this preview might not be perfect, but the check on whether it can be placed should always be accurate
- This makes it easier to anticipate how much space a machine takes up, as well as lining up large parts like fusion reactor components which were notoriously hard to place down right
- Updated the small pylon model
- The small pylon now has a steel variant
- Items in the battery socket which previously didn't show up in the socket's model are now rendered
- Reduced the cost for the heavy stirling engine
- Removed the satellite interface item for being basically completely useless
- Updated the satellite ID manager texture and recipe
- Satellite ID chips are now soldered
- Overhauled all satellites
- Satellites now use one item ID with meta, most satellites now have new textures
- Satellites can now be connected to ground stations and controlled with RoR commands
- Satellites now have manual pages detailing the commands
- The recipes have been updated, they now use mostly common parts and no longer feature the satellite base and heads items which are welded together
- Legacy satellites still function and can still be launched
- The PWR's coolant levels can now be read with RoR
- Soyuz and related assembly recipes now use 25kHE/t instead of just 100
- Updated the GUI textures for the refinery, various particle accelerator parts and a few other machines
- Glyphid hive blocks now use state-of-the-fart flesh sounds
Fixed
- Fixed held block being placed when not sneaking when opening the cable diode's GUI
- Fixed an issue where the diesel generator's fuel capacity is the original 4,000mB instead of the intended new 16,000mB
- This means that explosive barrels and universal barrels can now be loaded into the diesel generator
- Fixed RoR terminal's
setcommand not working - Fixed some issues regarding the new crane structure
- Fixed skeletonizer ashes floating over the floor after landing
- Fixed backface rendering of the capacitor frames when inserted in the battery socket
MD5: 86214e6483c5cc938d42af6062ac70b1
SHA1: aaf2c62952a82cc0a9415750f2cca6cbeb49390b