Programmable Circuit for Coil Blocks

[0xC4DE]

GregTech CEu Version

N/A

Related Problem

When CEU is used with gregicallity, you can have several fluids in an assembler multi. When one puts enough rubber in the craft a coated cable, then tries to make a coil block, the cable recipe is preferred. This can create some weird recipe conflicts. The one I'm interested in right now is the coil multiblock.

I cant imagine another scenario where this would happen in normal Gregtech, though.

Your Solution

Add a circuit requirement for all coil blocks, say 8, or something. This will prevent recipe conflicts with cables. This might technically be a gregicallity issue, but since this mod is rarely used without it, I don't see the harm in it.

(Blame integer if this should be a gregicallity issue)

Additional Information

I've had a couple people tell me they wouldn't mind a coil circuit recipe, I personally am not a big fan of when assembler recipes don't have a circuit, as potential recipes conflicts are more likely.

[0xC4DE]

Please :)

[theMegaTech]

agreed, tho 8 may be used for 8x wire, it'd better be something free, like 5-7 or whatever

[a-a-GiTHuB-a-a]

I think Circuit 5 would work pretty well.

[0xC4DE]

Speaking of there has to be a well defined mathematical method to determine recipe conflicts. There exist a few small ones but they could be better detected with a simple resource matrix by circuit type

[a-a-GiTHuB-a-a]

That matrix would probably take up a decent bit of memory, though.

[0xC4DE]

This would only exist to throw warnings at build-time

[a-a-GiTHuB-a-a]

I thought I was the only one who stored fluids in random machines. I'm too lazy to build an actual fluid tank. laughs sheepishly Why is there rubber in the assembler, anyway?

[a-a-GiTHuB-a-a]

Actually, circuit 8 seems to be used for (at least ULV and LV) machine casings.