Enhanced Fusion Reactor

How to automate the Heat Values

In this guide, I will show you 2 ways, 1 with redstone, and the second one with Super Factory Manager. Lets start with redstone.

In both tutorials I will show you how to automate Neutronium.

1) Redstone

a) As you can see in the image, the temperature required is 5900K - 6400K. The controller emits 1 redstone signal every 500K, meaning the optimal temperature to hold is around 6000K, translating to 12 redstone power.
b) To start off, we place Comparator so it reads the signal from the controller.

Next, we place Potentiometer next to the Comparator, and right click it until it says 12 in the chat.

c) Now, this can be adjusted depending on the position of your Heater Input, but I made it this way. Place a redstone torch in front of the comparator.

d) Bring your AE2 connection near, and place a Interface that can access Superheated Solar Plasma.

Open the interface, hold bucket of Superheated Solar Plasma, and right-click on the top row. Set the output rate to 0.1B.

e) Next, place a Pipez pipe directly above the redstone torch and give it a Iron Upgrade. Set it to ON when powered.
f) Done, you will have to probably break the Heater Fluid Input once or twice, because it will keep of filling during the heating period, but it will keep itself hovering around the 6000K. If you want to change the temperature to allow crafting different recipe, change the power the Potentiometer is releasing.

2) Super Factory Manager

a) Place redstone coming out of the controller straight into Factory Manager

b) Make a connection with Fancy Inventory Cables that connects the Factory Manager, Interface and EnderIO Fluid Tank

c) Set the output of Superheated Solar Plasma in interface to 1B.
d) Make a Factory Manager Program disk and copy this following code:

name "movefluid"

every 20 ticks do
    if redstone lt 12 then
        INPUT 1000 fluid:: FROM a
        OUTPUT fluid:: TO b
    end
end

Code explanation: It extracts 1000mb from the "a" tank every 20 ticks, and inserts it into the "b" tank.
e) Put the disk in the Factory Manager, and make a Label Gun.
f) Rightclick with the label gun, and in the box write "a", then press enter and "b" , then press enter again.
g) Select a, rightclick Interface, then rightclick in the air, select b, and rightclick on the EnderIO tank.
h) Rightclick on the Factory Manager and everything should be working.

How to add recipes to EFR

Everything is the same as adding normal GT recipes, but at the end, you have to add .addData('heat_level', X), and the X is a integer within 1-7500. The correct recipe heat is then set in the values X-500, X.

    event.recipes.gtceu.advanced_fusion("getneutroniumfaster")
        .inputFluids(
            'gtceu:americium 12800',
            'gtceu:naquadria 12800'
        )
        .outputFluids(
            'gtceu:neutronium 3200'
        )
        .EUt(GTValues.VA[GTValues.UHV])
        .duration(400)
        .addData('heat_level', 6400)