Moderator: Arch666Angel
What do you mean?Arch666Angel wrote:Does it just not match the consumption elsewhere in bobs?
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--INSERT ADDITIONAL WATER RESOURCES INTO REFINING RECIPES
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore2-chunk", "water-yellow-waste")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore2-chunk", "water-greenyellow-waste", "fluid", 5)
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore4-chunk", "water-yellow-waste")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore4-chunk", "water-green-waste", "fluid", 5)
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore5-chunk", "water-yellow-waste")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore5-chunk", "water-red-waste", "fluid", 5) I LOVE LOVE LOVE the infinite ore acid requirements, but I have just two requests. I'm having a lot of trouble generating enough hydroflouric acid to keep up with demand even after reprocessing all of the flouric wastewater I get because there's seemingly so few sources of it. Is there any other way to generate it? Because as it is i'm forced to basically turn all of my jivolite into chunks, hampering my iron production... Secondly, as mentioned previously, a miner placed on both infinite and non infinte ores will fail to work on the non-infinite ores if acid isn't supplied. This leads to awkward positioning requirements in some cases. Would it be possible to fix that?Arch666Angel wrote:@hoho
The strand casting machine isnt in yet, so I probably forgot to change the category there, will fix that for the next version.
The smelting processes are close to real world counterparts so dont blame me for chemistry stuff
I fixed the acid mix up for the ore in the next petrochem version. I might add acid requirements to other infinite variant later on, depends on how well it is received
Does it just not match the consumption elsewhere in bobs?
Oh gosh, I made a disciple!!Eternal_Wait wrote:Bug report:
Three Hydro Refining recipe (Tier 2) are having waste water output of 5 needs to be changed to 50 ,
This is caused by overwrite in
angelsrefining_0.7.8/prototypes/refining-override.lua (88,90,92)Took me forever to make one barrel !Code: Select all
--INSERT ADDITIONAL WATER RESOURCES INTO REFINING RECIPES angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore2-chunk", "water-yellow-waste") angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore2-chunk", "water-greenyellow-waste", "fluid", 5) angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore4-chunk", "water-yellow-waste") angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore4-chunk", "water-green-waste", "fluid", 5) angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_output("angelsore5-chunk", "water-yellow-waste") angelsmods.functions.OV.set_output("angelsore5-chunk", "water-red-waste", "fluid", 5)
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28 if angelsmods.trigger.enableacids then
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_input("angelsore2-crystal", "liquid-sulfuric-acid")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_input("angelsore2-crystal", "liquid-hydrofluoric-acid", "fluid", 50)
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_input("angelsore4-crystal", "liquid-sulfuric-acid")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_input("angelsore4-crystal", "liquid-hydrochloric-acid", "fluid", 50)
angelsmods.functions.OV.remove_input("angelsore5-crystal", "liquid-sulfuric-acid")
angelsmods.functions.OV.set_input("angelsore5-crystal", "liquid-nitric-acid", "fluid", 50)Code: Select all
107 angelsmods.functions.OV.set_input("petroleum-jelly", "gas-residual", "fluid", 20)Code: Select all
411 angelsmods.functions.OV.set_input("explosives", "water-purified", "fluid", 10)
It's debatable, but I think it's better to err on the side of including as much information as possible in a mod like that. Though maybe the hidden recipes could be sorted to the bottom or something.Arch666Angel wrote:What is it used for should just not display hidden recipes and make an exception for the rocket recipe, instead of having it the other way around.
I just reached the point where I needed more hydrofluoric acid for lead processing and hoped to get it from jivolite. Boy, was I wrongqwerter96 wrote:I'm having a lot of trouble generating enough hydroflouric acid to keep up with demand even after reprocessing all of the flouric wastewater I get because there's seemingly so few sources of it.
Fluid amounts should be fixed with the newest version, you can get additional hydrofluoric acid by cracking the acid gas you get from gas refining.hoho wrote:I just reached the point where I needed more hydrofluoric acid for lead processing and hoped to get it from jivolite. Boy, was I wrongqwerter96 wrote:I'm having a lot of trouble generating enough hydroflouric acid to keep up with demand even after reprocessing all of the flouric wastewater I get because there's seemingly so few sources of it.
Without the fixes listed a couple of comments above, I kickstarted the jivolite processing chain with a barrel of hydrofluoric acid hoping to generate more of fluoride than I spend. Over around half an hou, I managed to generate around 150 jivolite crystals with the processing thingy while having some 1500 or so chunks waiting for more acid
So, yeah, I now changed the numbers as shown above and hope to at least get it even. Though it seems like it won't probably produce extra hydrofluoric acid unless I can plug production modules somewhere in there but I think those are disabled by default. We really need an easier way to generate some raw resources. Fluorite is currently the biggest hurdle. I saw that I can "fix" my sulfur shortfalls with cracking coal and flarestacking the excess stuff. Not pretty but at least I can now dig out some infinite ores.
I'll just quote from Petrochems mod description which is also visible ingame:CitizenJoe wrote:The latest version of Petrochem refuses to load with infinite ores 0.6.9, but loads fine with 0.6.8, and will not load at all without infinite ores. It should probably not require infinite ores in the first place though, since it isn't listed as a prerequisite.
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"description": "PetroChems changes and adds Oil and Gas processing to a bobmods game, as well as a more complex web of chemical producation. Includes overrides and tie ins to bobs technologies and recipes. Depedencies: Vanilla or Full Bobs, Angels Refining and InfiniteOres"Update Petrochem to 0.5.6 please.hoho wrote:Just updated refining to 0.7.9, infiniteores to 0.6.9 and rso to 3.2.4 and now petrochem refuses to load up complaining about 'infinite-uranium-ore' being a nil value in petrochom-global-override.lua:49.
A dependency chain gone wrong, perhaps?
Updated petrochem to 0.5.6 and smelting to 0.3.1, now the error is in petrochem-global-override at line 52Arch666Angel wrote: Update Petrochem to 0.5.6 please.
You are right, we modders need to test every possible combination of mods and settings that a user might have......... So your not to be an ass is being an ass. The solution. either don't use the mod or make one yourself.hoho wrote:Updated petrochem to 0.5.6 and smelting to 0.3.1, now the error is in petrochem-global-override at line 52Arch666Angel wrote: Update Petrochem to 0.5.6 please.
Not to be an ass but don't you try to load up factorio after updating the mods? I'm a programmer myself and I'd never dare to commit code that I haven't at least compiled and ran once.
In this case, it's not "every possible combination", it's just that petrochem is flat out unusable as of now in *any* combination (got same error even with angelsinfiniteores mod disabled). At minimum, it'd be nice if modders would test a setup that includes their full modset to see if the game launches at all. Adds perhaps 5 minutes at most for testing but would have prevented several unneeded fights with the massively overloaded mod portalNexela wrote:You are right, we modders need to test every possible combination of mods and settings that a user might have
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if angelsmods.ores.enableinfiniteuranium then
data.raw.resource["infinite-uranium-ore"].minable.required_fluid = "liquid-sulfuric-acid"
end
Well it has to run through 3 configurable things before it would error, changing one would prevent the error. I don't even want to know how many cases of different configurations I can generate.hoho wrote:In this case, it's not "every possible combination", it's just that petrochem is flat out unusable as of now in *any* combination. At minimum, it'd be nice if modders would test a setup that includes their full modset to see if the game launches at all. Adds perhaps 5 minutes at most for testing but would have prevented several unneeded fights with the massively overloaded mod portalNexela wrote:You are right, we modders need to test every possible combination of mods and settings that a user might have
Well it's the same case for vanilla Omni smelters where stone bricks and steel have input amounts greater than one. The solution is to either use filter inserters, or output to a box and have inserter only activate if there is a certain amount in the box, which isn't failsave but better then direct insertion. That's just how the furnaces work.Baughn wrote:While I'm pretty sure it's a bug in the base game, here's an inserter-jamming scenario that it feels like you should already have seen. So I'm wondering, what's the best way to avoid it?
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With the output set to a stone furnace, inserters appear to have two possible behaviours:
- If an item is being cooked, only grab the input to the currently cooking recipe
- Otherwise, grab any item which happens to match a possible recipe.
This fails if there are multiple recipes, some of which take N>1 instances of the input material. For example, with Angel's ore processing mod, iron ore (saphirite) is sorted into a total of three varieties of iron, two of which require multiples to be cooked. Accordingly, it jams.
I don't have filter inserters researched, and I definitely don't have circuits. How do I handle this in the early game?Arch666Angel wrote: Well it's the same case for vanilla Omni smelters where stone bricks and steel have input amounts greater than one. The solution is to either use filter inserters, or output to a box and have inserter only activate if there is a certain amount in the box, which isn't failsave but better then direct insertion. That's just how the furnaces work.
