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Licensed MIT
Published 4 months ago
Updated yesterday
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1.2.80
Release
Create: Stats & Additions 1.2.80last week 88
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
1.2.8 — heat, and honest wires
New blocks
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Stats Display MKIII
Machines<
- Induction Smelter -> smelts and blasts, banks together
- Arc Furnace -> alloys two charges electrically
- Induction Range -> electric hob, heat out
Wiring
- Surface Cable - > hugs faces, turns corners
- Cable Tray -< heavy channel, feeds a room
- Bus Duct -> trunk grade, still wall-hugging
- Indoor Cable -> one pixel, bores walls
Junctions
- Conduit Junction Box -> tidy corners and splits
- Cable Diagnostic Junction -> a splice with a meter
- Wire Terminal Junction -> six studs, three circuits
Grid brains
- Power Distribution Unit -> serves by priority, sheds
- FE Battery Controller -> every bank, one reserve
Break room
- Coffee Machine -> lever espresso, electrically plumbed
- Water Cooler -> three taps, plumbed
- Ceramic, Enamel, Steel Mugs -> three finishes
Better FE
- Cables report what they carry
- Stub and trunk finally disagree
- Machines charged to their own segment
- Unknown, never a confident zero ( for goggles tho)
Smarter PDU and Battery Controller
- Both report per node now
- Managed branches respect cable grades
- Overloads are actionable, not permanent
- Panels may shed where they didn't
Screens and JEI
- Smelter panel: the tunnel is the progress bar
- Arc Furnace pot drawn live
- Both furnaces have JEI pages
- Smelter listed on vanilla furnace pages
Also
- Foreign wires land on our terminals like C&A and not tested fully New Age
- Two noisy goggle lines removed
- Smelter cap, band and instruments redrawn
- Admin control panel with "/createstats"
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forRepository {
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filter {
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}
}
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dependencies {
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}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:inKFQSzo:8Pgc3B5L"
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