Fix Catalysts in Dichlorobenzidine and Diaminobenzidine #2668
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Nov 24, 2024
src/main/java/gregtech/loaders/recipe/chemistry/PolymerRecipes.java
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What
This PR fixes the catalysts of 3,3-Dichlorobenzidine and 3,3-Diaminobenzidine being swapped, relative to the actual synthesis process.
See Nomi-CEu/Nomi-CEu#935.
Implementation Details
This PR removes the specialised LCR recipe for Dichlorobenzidine, and makes it require a whole dust of zinc, set to non-consumable. I assumed this would be preferable behaviour, given they are catalysts, but I can reverse this change if necessary.Edit:
Since consuming copper is intended, the recipe for Diaminobenzidine has been moved to the chemical reactor, with tiny pile of copper, and a seperate recipe in the large chemical reactor has been created, with copper dust. The duration, inputs and outputs have been multiplied 9x, but not the EUt, just as before.
Outcome
Fixes Nomi-CEu/Nomi-CEu#935.
Chemists are slightly happier.
The usage of zinc/copper in Dichlorobenzidine is actually one of a catalyst.Additional Information
None
Potential Compatibility Issues
Patterns and/or processing lines will break. Should be a simple swap in PBI setups.