Mekanism Fission Recipe

# Mekanism Fission Recipe A really unique addon for (https://modrinth.com/mod/mekanism) (https://modrinth.com/mod/mekanism-generators).

## What? With this mod installed, you can add actual recipes for Mekanism's Fission Reactor. Below is an example of converting hydrogen to oxygen with the fission reactor that generates no heat: !(https://github.com/North-West-Wind/MekanismFissionRecipe/blob/main/resources/hydrogen.png?raw=true)

## How? This mod uses a dirty hack called (https://github.com/SpongePowered/Mixin). It changes Mekanism's code at runtime. By creating a new recipe type and forcing the Fission Reactor to accept it, you can now add custom fission recipes to Mekanism.

### Fission Recipe You just need to create the recipe like a datapack. Here's how the recipe JSON file should look like: ```json { "type": "mekanism:fission", "input": { "chemical": "mekanism:fissile_fuel", "amount": 1 }, "output": { "id": "mekanism:nuclear_waste", "amount": 1 }, "heat": 1 } ``` - Type: Always use "mekanism:fission" if you are adding a fission recipe. - Input - Gas: The input gas. If you're making a mod you can add your own gas. - Amount: Input amount. - Output: Similar to input. - Heat: The amount of heat generated. 1 is the amount Fissile Fuel normally creates. - You can also use equations in this field with x as subject. For example, "x*x" will make burning 0. 1mB of fuel generate 0. 01 heat.

With version 1. 1. 0, users can add coolant recipes. There are 2 types of coolant recipes: ### Fluid Coolant Recipe For all fluid (like water) cooling, use this. The following is a sample JSON: ```json { "type": "mekanism:fluid_coolant", "input": { "tag": "minecraft:water", "amount": 1 }, "output": { "id": "mekanism:steam", "amount": 1 }, "thermalEnthalpy": 10, "conductivity": 0. 5, "efficiency": 0. 2 } ``` - Type: Always use "mekanism:fluid_coolant" if you are adding a fluid coolant recipe. - Input - Fluid/Tag: The fluid to accept. It can be a single fluid type (change `tag` to `fluid`) or a fluid tag (`tag`). - Amount: Input amount. - Output: - Gas: The output gas. If you're making a mod you can add your own gas. - Amount: Output amount. - Thermal Enthalpy: Higher = Boil less & Cooler - Conductivity: Higher = Cooler - Efficiency: Higher = Boil more

### Gas Coolant Recipe For all chemical (like sodium) cooling, use this. The following is a sample JSON: ```json { "type": "mekanism:gas_coolant", "input": { "chemical": "mekanism:sodium", "amount": 1 }, "output": { "id": "mekanism:superheated_sodium", "amount": 1 }, "thermalEnthalpy": 5, "conductivity": 1 } ``` - Type: Always use "mekanism:fluid_coolant" if you are adding a fluid coolant recipe. - Input/Output: Refer to Fission Recipe. - Thermal Enthalpy & Conductivity: Refer to Fluid Coolant Recipe.

(https://github.com/North-West-Wind/MekanismFissionRecipe/blob/main/src/main/java/in/northwestw/fissionrecipe/mixin/MixinFissionReactorMultiblockData.java#L136-L144) is the relationship between thermal enthalpy, conductivity and efficiency.

### For More Examples, Please take a look at the `test_recipes` directory.

## Why? This is originally implemented in (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/sky-farm-1-16), but I feel like this feature has its own potential, so I took it out, and made it a standalone mod.

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## License This mod is published under GNU GPLv3.