There's numerous issues with this, almost too many to describe. Almost literally no productive bees recipe for an Extreme Reactors material producing bee works correctly.
Cyanite bees do not convert blutonium bee spawn eggs into ludicrite bee spawn eggs. Rather, after spawning in ludicrite bee spawn eggs via commands, it seems that cyanite bees will convert a ludicrite bee spawn egg into itself. (This is noticeable because when a spawn egg is converted, it drops on the ground and the original is removed from the slab. The egg that drops on the ground is the same one that it was originally for this recipe.)
Ridiculite bees will not convert ludicrite bee spawn eggs into inanite bee spawn eggs. They simply will not interact with them at all.
Ludicrite bees will try to convert ludicrite bee spawn eggs, despite not having any recipe for ludicrite bees converting ludicrite bee spawn eggs into anything, and simply cause the egg to vanish.
Inanite bees will try to convert a ridiculute bee spawn egg into an insanite bee spawn egg, and simply cause it to disappear. Edit: after a hopefully unrelated server crash, the insanite bee spawn egg appeared ex-nihilo. No idea why.
All of these were done using a feeding slab, and a mix of the few successfully created spawn eggs and some simply spawned in via commands. I'm not sure how to describe this process in any more detail than I have, short of including a video (if such a thing is even posssible, I don't use GitHub often.) Done on ATM9-1.0.3, on a server hosted by Akliz.
There's numerous issues with this, almost too many to describe. Almost literally no productive bees recipe for an Extreme Reactors material producing bee works correctly.
Cyanite bees do not convert blutonium bee spawn eggs into ludicrite bee spawn eggs. Rather, after spawning in ludicrite bee spawn eggs via commands, it seems that cyanite bees will convert a ludicrite bee spawn egg into itself. (This is noticeable because when a spawn egg is converted, it drops on the ground and the original is removed from the slab. The egg that drops on the ground is the same one that it was originally for this recipe.)
Ridiculite bees will not convert ludicrite bee spawn eggs into inanite bee spawn eggs. They simply will not interact with them at all.
Ludicrite bees will try to convert ludicrite bee spawn eggs, despite not having any recipe for ludicrite bees converting ludicrite bee spawn eggs into anything, and simply cause the egg to vanish.
Inanite bees will try to convert a ridiculute bee spawn egg into an insanite bee spawn egg, and simply cause it to disappear.Edit: after a hopefully unrelated server crash, the insanite bee spawn egg appeared ex-nihilo. No idea why.All of these were done using a feeding slab, and a mix of the few successfully created spawn eggs and some simply spawned in via commands. I'm not sure how to describe this process in any more detail than I have, short of including a video (if such a thing is even posssible, I don't use GitHub often.) Done on ATM9-1.0.3, on a server hosted by Akliz.