https://github.com/forecaster/railcraftcalculatorfuel

Fuel lists for the Railcraft Boiler Calculator
https://github.com/forecaster/railcraftcalculatorfuel

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Fuel lists for the Railcraft Boiler Calculator

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/forecaster/railcraftcalculatorfuel
• Owner: Forecaster
• Created: 2013-10-13T10:33:14.000Z (about 11 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2014-02-12T22:02:00.000Z (over 10 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-10-11T00:16:05.932Z (29 days ago)
• Homepage: calculator.towerofawesome.org
• Size: 168 KB
• Stars: 0
• Watchers: 2
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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RailcraftCalculatorFuel

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 -- Version --

Version no longer needs to be the first line. It now searches for "Version=" (case sensitive) so it can be positioned anywhere, or omitted, in which case it will not display the Version: x line in the fuel list panel.

Version=x

Version scheme here is arbitrary. Currently only displayed in the fuel list panel when the file is selected.

Not really important anymore since this repository will replace the fuel list changelog.

If you do make a change you can increment the existing number by one.

 -- Display --

If the exact string "Enabled=true" cannot be found somewhere within the file, this fuel list will not be displayed in the selection box.

The string is case-sensitive but can be prefixed or suffixed by anything.

 -- Heatupsystem --

 

Heatupsystem will tell the boiler which system to use when calculating heatup, cooldown and fuel use.

1 is the system in versions prior to 8.3.

2 is the system currently only in 8.3.

Any other number or ommission will result in it defaulting to the latest system.

 -- Comments --

A comment line is any line starting with //

These lines will be ignored by the parser. This can be used to have it ignore a fuel definition or to add comments or descriptions.

 -- Fuel --

 

A fuel definition of which the syntax is the following:

display name;id;state;fuel value;stacksize;origin

"Display name" is what is shown in the fuel selection list, it may contain spaces.

"id" is used internally and cannot contain spaces. Has to be unique.

"state" can be either S for solid or L for fluid/liquid. It is used for filtering.

"fuel value" or heat value is pretty obvious. The easiest way to get fuel values is by using NEI by chickenbones with NEIplugins by mistaqur.

"stacksize" is how many of these items fit in a stack. It is used when calculating total fuel value from the user specified amount of items, as well as the barrel style item display in results.

"origin" should be the name of the mod the fuel is from, "vanilla" if it is a vanilla fuel. This is currently not displayed, but the ability to display origins is planned.

 -- Filename --

 

 The filename should be the railcraft version the list is based on, as opposed to the minecraft version (old format).

 

 When the first version of railcraft is officially released for a new major minecraft version (1.x) a new fuel list file should be created, trimming all but vanilla and railcraft fuels, re-adding fuels as mods update to the new minecraft version.