Allow setting parameter as ingredient even when no assembler holds a recipe

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Allow setting parameter as ingredient even when no assembler holds a recipe

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When creating a parametrized blueprint, currently we can't set a parameter as ingredient of another parameter when no recipe is selected in any assembler. This is problematic when you are trying to make a blueprint where the recipe in the assembler is set by circuit network and use parameters wild cards directly for fine grained control. See "Show parameters in selection list". The problem is that when making the blueprint, you would set certain parameter wild cards as ingredients for other parameter wild cards, however, when no parameter wild card is present in an assembler, this option says "nothing found".

You can work around this by not using parameter wild cards at all, and instead just use a items itself, and define the parameters on blueprint creation. However, this will lower your control when setting/computing values based on formula's.
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Re: Allow setting parameter as ingredient even when no assembler holds a recipe

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Klonan wrote: Mon Nov 18, 2024 5:52 pm This is added for the next release:
viewtopic.php?f=30&t=117979
Thanks for the quick reply and happy to hear it will make it to the next (exp) release.

Note to self: next time search the whole forum for similar posts and not just the idea and suggestion section.
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