[Mod 1.1] Factorio Bitumen 3.1.1

[Shenpen]

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Bobs mods compatibilities are qued up...

[Adamo]

What I need to figure out is how to make an alternative recipe for asphalt (using tar) active in case your mod is loaded and then put a soft dependency to the mod.

Did you figure out how to do this? I have a method that's worked well in my mods if you would like a code snippet.

[Shenpen]

What I need to figure out is how to make an alternative recipe for asphalt (using tar) active in case your mod is loaded and then put a soft dependency to the mod.

Did you figure out how to do this? I have a method that's worked well in my mods if you would like a code snippet.

No. I can make it work with Bobs' installed, but it then errors when trying to load, while Bobs' is not present.

[slippycheeze]

What I need to figure out is how to make an alternative recipe for asphalt (using tar) active in case your mod is loaded and then put a soft dependency to the mod.

Did you figure out how to do this? I have a method that's worked well in my mods if you would like a code snippet.

No. I can make it work with Bobs' installed, but it then errors when trying to load, while Bobs' is not present.

data.lua

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if mods["modname"] then
   -- use their recipe now.
end

control.lua

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if game.active_mods["modname"] then
  -- do something because mod is present
end

[Adamo]

Ahh, thanks for the reminder that I meant to come back to this.

I'm not totally clear on what you want to do, Shenpen, but I take a slightly different approach than what slippycheeze does.

First set the asphalt thing to be an optional mod prereq. Then I would simply do this test, in data-updates.lua or data-final-fixes.lua. Fix the names with the relevant names,

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if data.raw.recipe["other-mod-asphalt"] then
    new_ingred_table = {{"bitumen-asphalt-name", number}, ...other ingredients... }
    new_recipe_table = etc.
    data,raw.recipe["other-mod-asphalt"].ingredients = new_ingred_table
    data.raw.recipe["bitumen-asphalt-recipe"] = new_recipe_table
end

So in a simple case that would change the other guy's recipe. Just be sure he isn't changing it back in his mod at some later data stage. But instead of doing this directly for each recipe, a function might be helpful.

I'm going to write you a function... OK, done.

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replace_in_recipe_io = function(
	recipe,
	old_name,
	new_name,
	amount_mult
)
	if type(recipe) == "string" then
		recipe = data.raw.recipe[recipe]
	end
	if not recipe 
	or not (type(recipe) == "table")
	or not recipe.type
	or not (recipe.type == "recipe") then
		return false
	end
	if amount_mult == nil 
	or type(amount_mult) ~= "number" then
		amount_mult = 1
	end
	if recipe.result then
		if recipe.result == old_name then
			recipe.result = new_name
			recipe.result_count = math.floor(
				(recipe.result_count or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
		end
	end
	if recipe.normal and recipe.normal.result then
		if recipe.normal.result == old_name then
			recipe.normal.result = new_name
			recipe.normal.result_count = math.floor(
				(recipe.normal.result_count or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
		end
	end
	if recipe.expensive and recipe.expensive.result then
		if recipe.expensive.result == old_name then
			recipe.expensive.result = new_name
			recipe.expensive.result_count = math.floor(
				(recipe.expensive.result_count or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
		end
	end
	for _,ingredient in pairs(recipe.ingredients or {}) do
		if ingredient.name == old_name then
			ingredient.name = new_name
			ingredient.amount = math.ceil(
				(ingredient.amount or ingredient[2] or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
			ingredient[2] = nil
		end
		if ingredient[1] == old_name then
			ingredient[1] = new_name
			ingredient[2] = math.ceil(
				(ingredient[2] or ingredient.amount or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
			ingredient.amount = nil
		end
		if ingredient.name == nil
		and ingredient[1] == nil then
			ingredient = nil
		end
	end
	if recipe.normal then
		for _,ingredient
		in pairs(recipe.normal.ingredients or {}) do
			if ingredient.name == old_name then
				ingredient.name = new_name
				ingredient.amount = math.ceil(
					(ingredient.amount or ingredient[2] or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				ingredient[2] = nil
			end
			if ingredient[1] == old_name then
				ingredient[1] = new_name
				ingredient[2] = math.ceil(
					(ingredient[2] or ingredient.amount or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				ingredient.amount = nil
			end
			if ingredient.name == nil
			and ingredient[1] == nil then
				ingredient = nil
			end
		end
	end
	if recipe.expensive then
		for _,ingredient
		in pairs(recipe.expensive.ingredients or {}) do
			if ingredient.name == old_name then
				ingredient.name = new_name
				ingredient.amount = math.ceil(
					(ingredient.amount or ingredient[2] or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				ingredient[2] = nil
			end
			if ingredient[1] == old_name then
				ingredient[1] = new_name
				ingredient[2] = math.ceil(
					(ingredient[2] or ingredient.amount or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				ingredient.amount = nil
			end
			if ingredient.name == nil
			and ingredient[1] == nil then
				ingredient = nil
			end
		end
	end
	for _,result in pairs(recipe.results or {}) do
		if result.name == old_name then
			result.name = new_name
			result.amount = math.floor(
				(result.amount or result[2] or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
		end
		if result[1] == old_name then
			result[1] = new_name
			result[2] = math.floor(
				(result[2] or result.amount or 1)
				* amount_mult
			)
			result.amount = nil
		end
		if result.name == nil
		and result[1] == nil then
			result = nil
		end
	end
	if recipe.normal then
		for _,result in pairs(recipe.normal.results or {}) do
			if result.name == old_name then
				result.name = new_name
				result.amount = math.floor(
					(result.amount or result[2] or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
			end
			if result[1] == old_name then
				result[1] = new_name
				result[2] = math.floor(
					(result[2] or result.amount or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				result.amount = nil
			end
			if result.name == nil
			and result[1] == nil then
				result = nil
			end
		end
	end
	if recipe.expensive then
		for _,result
		in pairs(recipe.expensive.results or {}) do
			if result.name == old_name then
				result.name = new_name
				result.amount = math.floor(
					(result.amount or result[2] or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
			end
			if result[1] == old_name then
				result[1] = new_name
				result[2] = math.floor(
					(result[2] or result.amount or 1)
					* amount_mult
				)
				result.amount = nil
			end
			if result.name == nil
			and result[1] == nil then
				result = nil
			end
		end
	end
end

If you have any problems, it's only because of some typo, which I will fix if you tell me or if I find a problem with it when I use it down the road. All of the important bases should be covered. This function will take a recipe and replace any ingredients or results called old_name with new_name and multiply the input or output number by amount_mult (rounding down for results, up for ingredients). I have a similar thing for injecting new recipes into techs, if you want that. So just combine the if statements we included above and the use of this function, like

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if data.raw.recipe["other-mod-asphalt"] then
    replace_in_recipe_io(data.raw.recipe["other-mod-asphalt"],"other-mod-asphalt-item","bitumen-asphalt",0.5)
end

to replace the other mod's asphalt with yours and decrease the amount of asphalt used by half. Remember to do it in data-updates.lua or data-final-fixes.lua, whichever is required to be sure you're making your changes AFTER the other mod (or any mod that modifies it) makes any final changes.

If what you're trying to do is take their item as an ingredient to your recipe, then put in data-updates.lua something like,

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if data.raw.item["other-mod-asphalt-precusor-item"] then
    replace_in_recipe_io(data.raw.recipe["bitumen-asphalt"],"bitumen-asphalt-precursor-item","other-mod-asphalt-precursor-item")
end

Since no amount_mult was specified, it'll just leave the ingredient amount the same as the original recipe.

[Shenpen]

First up: Thank you both for suggestions!

I will take a closer look, when I can.
Im a bit pressed for time, but this is next on my list.

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[Shenpen]

Update to-do:
From above:





From note:

Uknown key:

leaf-cooker.dl
technology name



From testing of high pressure / stacked items:





From play testing:

Tar cracking:
Steam + Tar = bitumen + heavy oil + light oil

Coal pyrolysis:
fuel + coal = phenol + coke

Phenolic Plastic:
wood pulp + phenol = bakelite
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/en ... -pyrolysis
https://www.evernote.com/l/AR91tQuVJEZM ... GxiMN8umM/


Pulper machine:
http://www.paperpulpermachine.com/news/ ... finer.html

High pressure names (unknown recepy)

[Shenpen]

Pics:

Polymer production with nickel catalysts.
https://youtu.be/U-eCXeFwTgY?list=PLidq ... kKqtwrKl8W

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[Shenpen]

Phenol plastic production:

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[Shenpen]

Billbos suggestion:

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if mods["angelspetrochem"] then  -- detected angels petrochem
    update_recipes("my-ethylene", "angles-ethylene")
end


Create a file called utils.lua with contents somthing like this

code:

local Util = {}

function Util.update_recipes(original_item, replacement_item)
  -- code
end

return Util


Then in your data-updates.lua
[3:28 PM]
local Util = require("utils")



data.raw.recipe["ethylene-dl"].results[2].name = "angles-ethylene-gas"
data.raw.recipe["ethylene-dl"].main_product = "angles-ethylene-gas"

Also: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=81965&p=482945&hil ... ty#p482945

[Shenpen]

Outstanding to-do:

compatibility

pressurized recipes

stacked recipes

yellowcake

"introduction of technology": put them into the "tips" at some point too!

Specialized assemblers

Specialized metal extraction plants

Better fertilized tree production

Ion-exchange resin (purification yellowcake)

methanol + silver cat. -> formaldehyde Methanal

Flexicoking
Flexigas
https://www.exxonmobilchemical.com/en/l ... o_softsubs

[Shenpen]

Flexicoking
Based on fluid coking
Non catalytic
Steam cracking
Tablesalt size granual coke feed

Feedstock:
Heavy
Residuals
Bitumen
Asphalt
Tar
Steam cracker tar
Waste water sludge


Output:
Flexigas
Feedstock for olefins and aromatics

Looking for information material that strikes the right kind of balance between accuracy and simplicity regarding flexicoking.

[Shenpen]

FLUID COKING

1. Fluid coking is a continuous fluid bed technology.  It thermally converts heavy hydrocarbons such as vacuum residuum, atmospheric residuum, oil sands bitumen, heavy whole crudes, deasphalter bottoms, or FCC bottoms to lighter products. 

2. Fluid Coking is currently used commercially in refineries for deep conversion and as the resource to upgrade heavy oils/bitumens.

3. FLUID COKING
Fluid coking uses two vessels.  A reactor and a burner.  Both the reactor vessel and burner vessel contain fluidized beds with coke particles circulating between the two vessel by fluidized solids techniques.  Coke particles are circulated to transfer heat to the reactor.  The residuum is cooled by distributing it as a thin film of liquid on the outside of the hot coke particles.

4. Fluid coking process

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5. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
Heated by the produced coke
Cracking reactions occur inside the heater and the fluidized-bed reactor.
The fluid coke is partially formed in the heater.  Hot coke slurry from the heater is recycled to the fluid reactor to provide the heat required for the cracking reactions.
Fluid coke is formed by spraying the hot feed on the already-formed coke particles.
Reactor temperature is about 520°C, and the conversion into coke is immediate, with complete disorientation of the crystallites of product coke.
The burning process in fluid coking tends to concentrate the metals, but it does not reduce the sulfur content of the coke.

6. Characteristics of fluid coke:
High sulfur content,
Low volatility, poor crystalline structure, and low grindability index.
Flexicoking, integrates fluid coking with coke gasification.
Most of the coke is gasified. Flexicoking gasification produces a substantial concentration of the metals in the coke product.

7. Flexicoking:
Flexicoking process integrates conventional fluid coking with coke gasification process for upgrading heavy resids.
The gasification is effected by the addition of air and steam to a fluidized solids vessels.
The gaseous products are subsequently treated to produce a clean fuel gas.

8. Process description:
Conventional flexicoking process. Dual gasification flexicoking process.

9. Conventional flexicoking
In the simplified flexicoking process residuum feed is injected into the reactor where it is thermally cracked to a full range of vaporized products plus coke, which is deposited on the fluidized coke particles.
The heavier fractions are condensed in the scrubber and are normally recycled back to the coking reactor.
The lighter fractions proceeds overhead from the scrubber to a conventional fractionator.

10. The heat required for the endothermic reaction in the reactor is supplied by a circulating hot- coke stream from the heater. In the gasifier, oxygen which enters at the bottom of the bed can react in two ways.
If it reaches a coke particles, it reacts to produce a mixture of CO and CO2.
Secondly, oxygen can react in the void space between particles with the CO which has been formed to produce more CO2.
Throughout most of the bed, the slow reaction are dominant.

11. Figure: Convection flexicoking process.

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12. Dual gasification flexicoking In the air gasifier, coke is burned with air to provide heat of reaction for the reactor. The steam gasifier with resulting production of low heating value coke gas. In the steam gasifier, a H2/CO rich synthesis gas is produced which can either be water gas shifted for H2 manufacture or used as a synthesis gas. The synthesis gas produced in dual gasification flaxicoking can be used in a variety of ways, including manufacture of

13. Coke is circulated to the air gasifier where it is burned with air to form CO2. Hot coke is also circulated to the steam gasifier where the gasification of carbon with steam to form CO and H2 is one of the predominant reactions taking place. As the result of the steam gasification, all of the components necessary for water gas shift reaction are present, and at the condition of the steam gasifier this reaction is at equilibrium. Since the water gas shift reaction produces some CO2, gasification of coke with this

14. Synthesis Gas Coke Gas Steam Figure: Dual gasification flexicoking process. Steam Heate r Reacto r Air Gasifie r Steanm Gasifier Coke Fines Removal Sulphur Removel Sulphur Resi Feed Recycle Feed Scrubber Reactio n Product s Purge Coke Air Coke Fines

[Shenpen]

Peat

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Progressive stamping die

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Pressure gauge

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Lapping tool

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Tungsten raw

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Tungsten carbide inserts

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Injection mold

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Sufur

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Diamond abrasive paste
(shaddowed version)

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Stepper motor

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[Shenpen]

Axle

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Solenoid
(shaddowed)

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Digital controller

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On belt

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[Shenpen]

Tungsten
wolframite (iron–manganese tungstate (Fe,Mn)WO4, which is a solid solution of the two minerals ferberite FeWO4, and hübnerite MnWO4

Wolframite Extration:
Sandsludge

Results:
Woframite


Ammonium paratungstate:
Woframite
Sulfuric acid

Results:
Ammonium paratungstate
Iron
Manganese

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Tungsten trioxide smelting:
Ammonium paratungstate
Fuel

Result:
Tungsten trioxide

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Tungsten:
Hydrogen
Tungsten trioxide
Reults:
Tungsten

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Tungsen Sintering:
Reacting tungsten (hexachloride) with hydrogen (as a reducing agent) and methane (as the source of carbon) at 670 °C (1,238 °F)
Tungsten powder
Hydrogen
Methane gas

Results:
Tungsten carbide inserts

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Mini-lathe:
Steel
Steel bearings
Iron gearwheels
Tungsten carbide inserts
Electric engine


Lapping tool:
Copper plates
Lathe
Diamond abrasive paste
Blue circuits

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Precision grinding station:
Part 1:
Electric engine
Steel plates
Red circuits

Part 2:
Iron plates
Blue circuits
Assembling machine 3


Tooling station (6 items):
Lapping tool
Pressision grinding station
Lathe


Item list:
Lathe
Wolframite
Ammonium paratungstate

[Shenpen]

Crushed coal

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Carbon powder

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Lathe

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Chest

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Mipped peat

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[Shenpen]

Mip engine:

Feed: 128
Name: copy from feed to comp
Save to mip

Item declare:
icon_size = 64, icon_mipmaps = 4,


Remove all but 128!
Archive all 128s.
Run mip engine on all
Use: Replace footage!!!!!
Save to copy of 128-set!
Overwrite
Delete dupes

Test:
Test with 1.1 is ok!

Base beacon:

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Lathe:

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Mipmapping engine [After Effects]

To avoid tedious work in updating a large number of icons I used a composition with recursive use of the same *.png file.

The composition makes use of the same layout as vanila mipmapped icons with versions going from larger (left) to smaller (right).

I used a 128x128 version for the largest and
"Feedstock" is thus a 128x128 icon.

Use:

Is defined in After Effects CS4

Feeding a new icon is done by "replace footage" (click on png-file and CTR-H) for option to select replacement file.

Output is effected by selecting the main composition and then File/Export/Image sequence
This will export the "video" as a set of images. As this composition is 1 sec and has a framerate of 1/sec. it will export 1 image.

Accept png as format and choose name for icon (i.e. "advanced-chemical-plant.png").
Save.
Repeat for all files.

You can easily make a 64x64 version by removing the 128x128 composition and shaving 128px off of the main composition.

Produce:

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In recipes or item definitions you then declare:
icon_size = 128, icon_mipmaps = 5,
or
icon_size = 64, icon_mipmaps =4,
if you chopped off the 128.

Zipped mipmaps.aep (After Effects Project for CS4)

Mipmaps.zip

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[Shenpen]

Alternative Ammonium paratungstate

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Alternative tungsten oxide

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Alternative sulfur

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Lathe waste aka scrap iron

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Diamond powder

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4 axis lathe

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Alternative 4x

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Axles alternative

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Enigine unit alternative

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[Shenpen]

To-do:

scrap-iron integration!

Always show where tiz made...
https://wiki.factorio.com/Prototype/Recipe


sands graphics correction

nickel solution: ressource def.

tungsten solution: ressource def.

diamond solution: ressource def.

recipes for am5 level (specbased am6)

recipes for am6 level products (vanila)

science hide in levels:

am4
lathe
produce:
all precursers (tooling items)


am5
produce:
molds
dies
4xlathe

am6

produce:
am6-a
am6-b
am6-c
am6-d
am6-e
am6-f

Phenol based plastic (bakelite) production
Coal to phenol + coke
Wood to woodchips
woodchips to ash + charcoal
charcoal to activated coal
activated coal based purified water
woodchips to woodpulp
woodpulp + phenol to bakelite

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Hitchhikers Guide:
"Silver is also produced during the electrolytic refining of copper and by application of the Parkes process on lead metal obtained from lead ores that contain small amounts of silver. Commercial grade fine silver is at least 99.9 percent pure silver and purities greater than 99.999 percent are available."