GTCE: TJ Edition

Description

Continuation of GTCE to provide legacy support and backports by the TJ dev team. Pack Discord. 

Worked on the Technological Journey dev team.

requires CodeChickenLib.

New features:

Super tanks and chest from LV to IV

Final quantum tank/chest tier with max int storage

The ability to share hatches on multblocks

Support for overclocking multiblocks throughout all gregicality tiers(config to disable)

New solar panels from MV to UV. Textures originally from gt5U (config to disable)

New creative item. Supra solar panel. MAX energy tier. (config to disable). Textures created by Terra.

Detector covers. Backport the advanced activity cover from CEu

Ability to remove fluids from single block generators. Backported from CEu

Ability for all tools can be enchanted with unbreaking Backported from CEu

New enchant Hammering. Makes the tool crush ore instead of mining (acts like a hard hammer) Backported  from CEu (config to disable)

Double the standard top speed of turbines

All LV cables are now covered with rubber plates instead of black carpet.

Double the base RPM of all large turbines.

Fixes:

Fix the itemstack handler for quantum chests. Backport from CEu

Make the energy storage for plasma turbines long instead of int to prevent overflow with high bonus turbine amounts

Make the minimum amount of time before structure checks happen configurable(1-60 seconds). Default is 1 second.

When hit with a hard hammer multiblock controllers will force a structure check
gt5u style of hatch rendering
Hot ingots have a stack size of 64 not 16

Solar panel fixes. Backport from CEu

Note: GTCE is not created, nor is it maintained by GregoriusT

Permission to use textures

Permission to use GregTech name

More Permission to use GregTech name

Permission from GTCE

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