Minor Issues

[UFFR]

Some pretty minor issues listed, nothing too game-breaking, just a bit annoying if anything at all. I may update if I find more. Mostly recipes:

• Some fuel recipes still use the old nugget -> ingot method and use old compositions that were changed or removed, namely:
  • Uranium fuel can be made with U-233 (removed recipe)
  • Plutonium and MOX fuel still use that weird composition of isotopes instead of the simplified recipe (Plutonium fuel: 1 U-238 billet, 2 RGP billets; MOX fuel: 1 U-238 billet, 1 U-235 billet, 1 RGP billet)
  • PT isotope devices use Po-210 ingots instead of billets
  • Some removed/transferred crafting table recipes that were put into the anvil still exist, most are bullet parts I think
  • Texture issues with the isotope and isotope mixtures
  • Uranium fuel ingots are the example, which uses an old texture while other associated items use the updated textures.
  • Blocks too I think, but I think only Thorium and Schrabidium are affected.
  • Lang file entries are old, isotope ingots use the full name of the isotope (ie U238 -> Uranium-238, Neptunium -> Neptunium-237, etc)
  • Coal particles hazard trait doesn't have a lang entry either I don't think
  • Radioactive blocks aren't radioactive when in inventory
  • Nuclear waste disposal drums don't emit radiation (I may be wrong on this one though)
• Old Geiger counter recipe is being used
• Stamps don't have their buffed durability (I assume the same for the shredder blades)

Hope this doesn't come off as a bother.

[TheOriginalGolem]

Are you using the -G version or the normal version?

Because I think the texture issues might be from my version.

[Drillgon200]

Is your version just that pull request or does it have any other fixes I should know about?

[TheOriginalGolem]

Yeah its basically just the new textures in that pr.

Plus previous fixes which i see you already implemented.

[UFFR]

Almost forgot about this one: Desh blend still uses Actinium instead of Boron. Although I'm also not sure if Boron replaced Actinium in rare earth ore yet either.

-- UFFR