[MOD 0.12.X] Liquid Plastic 1.0

[kasandraen]

Details:

Name: Liquid Plastic_1.0.0
Category: SimpleExtension
MOD Version: 1.0.0
Factorio Version: 0.12.x (Made and Tested with 0.12.29)
Latest Released: 25 Apr 2016
Dependencies: None
Description: Adds a liquid version of plastic, can be used to craft anything the solid form would in vanilla (Feel free to tell me if I should add compatability for other mods)
Author: Kasandraen
Homepage: https://github.com/Valerate/Liquid-Plastic
Download: https://github.com/Valerate/Liquid-Plas ... /tag/1.0.0
License: Free to use and distribute anyway you'd like

Long Discription

Theres an easy to use config with it where you can: Enable crafting back and forth between bars and liquid, and if you want liquid crafting to be more efficient and how efficient you want it to be

Download:

[Qon]

I was thinking of something like this, but maybe for green circuits, plates, batteries, ores, coal, copper cables and gears since you use a lot of those. It doesn't really make sense at all with those (maybe plates though) but it would be cool anyways! q:

I have the fluid barrel mod for transporting liquids as items, so why not a item fluidizer for transporting items as fluids? I like the concept of this mod but limiting it to only plastic is it's biggest drawback. I don't really need to transport that much plastic, but the other items I listed are used a lot.

One way to handle this is with only a fluidizer recipe and an itemizer recipe for all the things, instead of altering all the recipes that uses those products. Just like crude oil barreling works but the otther way around. Multiple recipes for producing everything as liquid form as well as as an item + (at least) doubling all the recipes that use these products but now in liquid form will + more will create a combinatorial explosion. If you just have conversion from item to liquid and vice versa for all the relevant items you only need 2 new recipe per item.

How come you chose plastic? Are you open to fluidizing more items?

Also I don't see why liquid plastic should be more cheap/expensive than just using it as an item or why there would be losses in the conversion process. You made a config for it which is nice, but I want to know your reasoning why it would be different because I'm curious. Edit: forget about it. I thought you meant that there were losses in the conversion between liquid/solid. It makes sense that you use less plastic fluid than flastic bars.

[Qon]

Bug:
data.lua:5

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require("prototypes.recipes.recipesFluid")

Searches the folder "recipes". The folder is called "Recipes". Renaming the folder to "recipes" fixes the bug.

[kasandraen]

I was thinking of something like this, but maybe for green circuits, plates, batteries, ores, coal, copper cables and gears since you use a lot of those. It doesn't really make sense at all with those (maybe plates though) but it would be cool anyways! q:

I have the fluid barrel mod for transporting liquids as items, so why not a item fluidizer for transporting items as fluids? I like the concept of this mod but limiting it to only plastic is it's biggest drawback. I don't really need to transport that much plastic, but the other items I listed are used a lot.

One way to handle this is with only a fluidizer recipe and an itemizer recipe for all the things, instead of altering all the recipes that uses those products. Just like crude oil barreling works but the otther way around. Multiple recipes for producing everything as liquid form as well as as an item + (at least) doubling all the recipes that use these products but now in liquid form will + more will create a combinatorial explosion. If you just have conversion from item to liquid and vice versa for all the relevant items you only need 2 new recipe per item.

How come you chose plastic? Are you open to fluidizing more items?

Also I don't see why liquid plastic should be more cheap/expensive than just using it as an item or why there would be losses in the conversion process. You made a config for it which is nice, but I want to know your reasoning why it would be different because I'm curious. Edit: forget about it. I thought you meant that there were losses in the conversion between liquid/solid. It makes sense that you use less plastic fluid than flastic bars.

I am trying to make a liquid-resources mod, my gf have made a texture for a blast furnace, so now I'm just trying make prototypes required.