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GlobbyPotato / Rockhounding_Chemistry

The purpose of Rockhounding Chemistry is to assembly and maintain an industrial area in which several machines handle various types of ingredients (solid, fluid and gaseous) to produce advanced material for mid-late game stages. It also leads to several features, functional applications and experiments.
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About the catalyst in Lab Oven #72

Closed dancc7t closed 5 years ago

dancc7t commented 5 years ago

Hello, i am the creator and developer of Craftologia, a tech-modpack backgrounded by chemistry. Im planning to add Rhodium (Rh) to the modpack, and i found some way to obtain it from Niggliite Shard, Chemical Reactor does not have CT support in the wiki, so i have to use the Lab Oven. My idea is using Ethanol as main solvent and Sodium Chloride (dust by FrogCraft) instead of a Catalyst to obtain Rhodium Dust from a Niggliite Shard, but i dont know if the recipe is expecting one of the catalysts damageable items in order to work.

Version: 2-3.26

Thanks.

GlobbyPotato commented 5 years ago

Hi, yes, the catalyst is meant to be a damageable item. The chemical reactor is from another mod?

dancc7t commented 5 years ago

No, its from your mod (Extraction Controller), the machine used to process Niggliite Shard among others. So i can use a dust in the catalyst slot and it will work just fine?

mods.rockhounding_chemistry.LabOven.add("Rhodium Dust", , , *1000, null,

*500, null, ); liquid ethanol is between brackes, but its is not displayed here
GlobbyPotato commented 5 years ago

nope, it doesn't work if the dust is not a damageable item (a sword is a damageable item in example).

the machine is called Chemical Extractor and has CT support //categoty: the category of the input //input stack: the item to decompose //output array: the list of elements oredict composing the input //quantity array: the list of quantities in PartsPerCraft for each element mods.rockhounding_chemistry.ChemicalExtractor.add("Sulfate", , ["dustCalcium", "dustSulfur", "dustCarbon", "dustIron", "dustTin"], [20, 13, 5, 4, 3]);

dancc7t commented 5 years ago

Alright thanks for the info, ill create then a damageable container with sodium chloride.