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MoSadie / ExponentialPower

A Minecraft Forge mod that adds a source of constant exponential RF power.

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Config Options #15

Closed Fortist closed 6 years ago

Fortist commented 7 years ago

While I do like easy power, I'd like to configure how much power it gives. Or at what rate it changes.

thefnitalian commented 6 years ago

I second this issue. I would like some configs to be able to make it more difficult to get those levels of power.

MoSadie commented 6 years ago

I think I can do that @Fortist. In what way do you want to be able to make it more difficult @thefnitalian?

MoSadie commented 6 years ago

I added some configuration options in v1.4.0 (Also available on CurseForge). There are now config options to do these things:

Control the base of the exponential function that calculates the energy generated by the Ender Generator. (Advanced and Regular Ender Generators can have their bases controlled separately)
Control the amount of Ender Cells required to reach the maximum amount of energy (From 1 to 64, and again Advanced and Regular can be controlled separately)
Control the maximum amount of power the Ender Storage can hold.

Feel free to reopen the issue if there's something you feel like I missed!

MoSadie commented 6 years ago

Hmm, that's odd, try loading a world with those blocks in it. This sounds like a bug, I'll look into it.

MoSadie commented 6 years ago

Closed because new issue created.

Neb2566 commented 6 years ago

Hey, sorry I couldnt reply earlier, RL sucks :P Anyways, I'm trying to figure out this config thing but it goes right over my head. If I want my ender generator to generate a maximum of say 1000 RF/t at 64 cells, how do I go about that?

MoSadie commented 6 years ago

What you'll want to do is change the base config option. For example, you want to solve the equation base^63 = 1000 (the RF/t you want) (I would recommend using a tool like wolfram alpha to solve for it like this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x%5E63%3D1000 )

Neb2566 commented 6 years ago

Thanks, that helped alot! :)