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Peat Comp 3 02.png Progressive stamping die Comp 9 05flipped.png Pressure gauge Comp 10 01.png Lapping tool Comp 11 03.png Tungsten raw Comp 2 01.png Tungsten carbide inserts Comp 4 01.png Injection mold Comp 7 01.png Sufur Comp 1 01.png Diamond abrasive paste (shaddowed version) Comp 13 01.png Step...

FLUID COKING 1. Fluid coking is a continuous fluid bed technology.  It thermally converts heavy hydrocarbons such as vacuum residuum, atmospheric residuum, oil sands bitumen, heavy whole crudes, deasphalter bottoms, or FCC bottoms to lighter products.  2. Fluid Coking is currently used commerciall...

Flexicoking Based on fluid coking Non catalytic Steam cracking Tablesalt size granual coke feed Feedstock: Heavy Residuals Bitumen Asphalt Tar Steam cracker tar Waste water sludge Output: Flexigas Feedstock for olefins and aromatics Looking for information material that strikes the right kind of bal...

Outstanding to-do: compatibility pressurized recipes stacked recipes yellowcake "introduction of technology": put them into the "tips" at some point too! Specialized assemblers Specialized metal extraction plants Better fertilized tree production Ion-exchange resin (purification ...

Billbos suggestion: if mods["angelspetrochem"] then -- detected angels petrochem update_recipes("my-ethylene", "angles-ethylene") end Create a file called utils.lua with contents somthing like this code: local Util = {} function Util.update_recipes(original_item, replac...

Phenol plastic production:

Pics:

Polymer production with nickel catalysts.
https://youtu.be/U-eCXeFwTgY?list=PLidq ... kKqtwrKl8W

Update to-do: From above: From note: Uknown key: leaf-cooker.dl technology name From testing of high pressure / stacked items: From play testing: Tar cracking: Steam + Tar = bitumen + heavy oil + light oil Coal pyrolysis: fuel + coal = phenol + coke Phenolic Plastic: wood pulp + phenol = bakelite ht...

The nuclear stuff looks very interesting!

First up: Thank you both for suggestions!

I will take a closer look, when I can.
Im a bit pressed for time, but this is next on my list.

What I need to figure out is how to make an alternative recipe for asphalt (using tar) active in case your mod is loaded and then put a soft dependency to the mod. Did you figure out how to do this? I have a method that's worked well in my mods if you would like a code snippet. No. I can make it wo...

Bobs mods compatibilities are qued up...

Palladium oxide supported on TiO2, Al2O3, La2O3, Nb2O3 and SiO2 served as water oxidation catalysts. The following test reaction was employed: TiO2- and Al2O3-supported catalysts functioned most efficiently. It has been shown that palladium oxide (4.4%) supported on TiO2 is very stable, no degradati...

Scientists have spent decades trying to create artificial enzymes capable of cranking out important chemicals and fuels at an industrial scale with performance rivaling their natural counterparts. Researchers from Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have developed a syntheti...

Exelent. I'm certain that will motivate a lot reading. Then people just need to "learn to code".

Pi-C wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 05, 2019 9:42 am

Shenpen wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 05, 2019 9:19 am

Will there be a succinct version of this "guide" at a later point?

I've been advised against making a PDF version of it. Bilka mentioned he'd put up a wiki based on this -- but I guess there's more important work he has to do right now.

Perhaps a tv-series then.

It's not really necessary to quote the entire text of the tutorial just to add a short comment to it.

Is actually an illustrative point!

Will there be a succinct version of this "guide" at a later point?

TL;DR Teach modders to write changelogs in such a way that they make best use of Factorio's capabilities. Why? There are lots of mods around, and most of them have changelogs. It is good to have changelogs (you want to know before updating whether an update may break something) -- it is even better...

Amazing design!