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Added some stuff: first of all, we have Mica. You get Mica from Lepidolite, and you turn Mica into Fluorine. So no, it isnt direct Lepidolite to Fluorine now, you first have to process it into Mica, then into Fluorine. Dont worry, the yield is the same, except Mica is also useful for other things: capacitors! I also added advanced circuits (also known as MV circuits) to the game, along with Silicon Microchips and Diodes. We also have Carbon Resistors (yes, I added Carbon in this update), and its frickin' amazing.
Added: CARBON! First EASTER EGG! Try to find it without JEI or the internet!
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hint: you need to beat three bosses for it
Silicon! Mica! Non RC-only uses for (most) plastics! (PVC still missing a use though, probably will use it for pipes since thats its main real-life purpose so why not)
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| File | Type | Size | |
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| sources.zip | Unknown | 4.04 MiB |
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