Re: [0.13.x] Bob's Mods: General Discussion
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2016 12:26 am
In that case. Bob, Please update that information, since it is outdated. It would solve everything. Metaphorically speaking.
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I updated the first post in the topic. The post you linked to is still valid as it is detailing the state of the update at that time, so if you're actually using the version as detailed in the post's title, it's correct.Ranakastrasz wrote:In that case. Bob, Please update that information, since it is outdated. It would solve everything. Metaphorically speaking.
For a lot of your "tiered" items he just recollored/tinted them for consistency IE MK5's are purple, mk4's are blue, etc. This really helps on stuff like boilers, steam engines, storage tanks.bobingabout wrote:The graphics in the post you keep linking aren't bad at all, but some of them arn't even needed anymore. I can't tell if he even made a change to the electrolysers, because those are the graphics I already use, and chemical plants, and furnaces, I already have unique coloured graphics for.
Alot of the graphics aren't changed some have tints added, but they are arranged in consistently tiered colors. From yellow->red->blue->purple->green. It also reorganizes the crafting menu to merge base items and your items (where your items will have new belts and inserters on another tab, this will put them all on the same tab). It changes some icons as well for electronic components.bobingabout wrote: The graphics in the post you keep linking aren't bad at all, but some of them arn't even needed anymore. I can't tell if he even made a change to the electrolysers, because those are the graphics I already use, and chemical plants, and furnaces, I already have unique coloured graphics for.
I don't like the poles... or the boilers...
but others like storage tanks, steam engines, accumulators, mining drills(looks to me actually like he just applied a tint to the frame), radars... worth considering.
Quite a few people were complaning about the single resource giving both items, so I changed the default to nickel having it's own resource.makapse wrote:Did lead and Nickel ore seperate again? I can back after some 12.28 Main version so its been some time
There are some major improvements on many/most of the research icons. There's also some major improvements to the circuit boards, ammo textures, robot parts, etc. These things are an all around improvement, and if permission is given, would be nice to see in the default pack.bobingabout wrote:I updated the first post in the topic. The post you linked to is still valid as it is detailing the state of the update at that time, so if you're actually using the version as detailed in the post's title, it's correct.Ranakastrasz wrote:In that case. Bob, Please update that information, since it is outdated. It would solve everything. Metaphorically speaking.
The graphics in the post you keep linking aren't bad at all, but some of them arn't even needed anymore. I can't tell if he even made a change to the electrolysers, because those are the graphics I already use, and chemical plants, and furnaces, I already have unique coloured graphics for.
I don't like the poles... or the boilers...
but others like storage tanks, steam engines, accumulators, mining drills(looks to me actually like he just applied a tint to the frame), radars... worth considering.
And this. Makes things so much easier to find.lenny27g wrote:bobingabout wrote: It also reorganizes the crafting menu to merge base items and your items (where your items will have new belts and inserters on another tab, this will put them all on the same tab). It changes some icons as well for electronic components..
You are only changing sort order of items. A lot of recipes in my mod also have a sort order, this allows the item to have a different position than the recipe. if you were to check the menu when choosing an item in a logistic filter for example, you'd probably notice the layout is completely different than the recipe screen. This is done so that the items were sorted by type (resource, chemical, intermediate, etc), where the recipes were sorted also by machine (chemical in a chemical plant, chemical in a furnace, chemical in an assembling machine, etc)sporefreak wrote:Hey Bob, I'm working on an inventory sorting mod (If you call that a mod)
However when I try to change the tab your power armor is in my mod fails to change their location.
see this post viewtopic.php?f=51&t=14611&start=20#p179219ljcomplex wrote:Okay, interesting thing is that when I go into the config file in Bobconfig, it doesn't actually change the ground water setting even if you change the value to True. I had to end up finding the setting in chemistry-recipe.lua in the bobplates mod.
See new values as listed at the bottom of this post viewtopic.php?f=51&t=4831#p36792Nebbeh wrote:So what steam setups are people using with bobs? I tried setting up with the ratios mentioend, but I only get water halfway down my steam engines...
Never mind, had a massive power drain, and that nerfed the boilers so only half my steam engine line was actually working when that happened...
the spelling mistake was there on purpose because the base game when I added it had a spelling mistake. if they've fixed the spelling mistake and I haven't, that would be the reason.bug sniper wrote:Even if the unknown key message is intentional, there's a spelling mistake. Nice with on all the other parts though.
So what would be the correct way to change the recipes order?bobingabout wrote: You are only changing sort order of items. A lot of recipes in my mod also have a sort order, this allows the item to have a different position than the recipe. if you were to check the menu when choosing an item in a logistic filter for example, you'd probably notice the layout is completely different than the recipe screen. This is done so that the items were sorted by type (resource, chemical, intermediate, etc), where the recipes were sorted also by machine (chemical in a chemical plant, chemical in a furnace, chemical in an assembling machine, etc)
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Worked great for the vanilla spiltters but your armor was still unmoved. including the vanilla armorbobingabout wrote:basically, the same as what you're doing, but also with recipe
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oh, right, armor... some items have special item category like armor and tool, armors are an armor, not an item.sporefreak wrote:Worked great for the vanilla spiltters but your armor was still unmoved. including the vanilla armorbobingabout wrote:basically, the same as what you're doing, but also with recipe
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data.raw["item"]["heavy-armor-2"].subgroup = "toparmors"
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data.raw["recipe"]["heavy-armor-2"].subgroup = "toparmors"
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data.raw["armor"]["heavy-armor-2"].subgroup = "toparmors"