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Installation instructions:
- Install the hardmode config files from [here](https://github.com/tracer4b/nomi-ceu/tree/main/overrides). Restart the pack for this to take effect.
- Windows users may grab the utility [here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tracer4b/nomi-ceu/main/pack-mode-switcher.bat)(right click - save as), save it to the root directory of the pack (the same level as `\config`).
- MacOS and GNU/Linux users can run `curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tracer4b/nomi-ceu/main/pack-mode-switcher.sh | sh` in the pack root directory (the one containing `/config`).
- MacOS and GNU/Linux users can run `curl -o https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tracer4b/nomi-ceu/main/pack-mode-switcher.sh` then verify the contents with your editor of choice before running `chmod +x pack-mode-switcher.sh; sh pack-mode-switcher.sh` in the pack root directory (the one containing `/config`).
- If you are on an existing world, run `/bq_admin default load` to load the hard mode questbook.
## Credits

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D:reactorOutputMultiplier=1.0
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# Default: minecraft:cobblestone
S:replaceMinedBlocksWith=minecraft:cobblestone
# Whether to require a Wrench, Wirecutter, or other GregTech tools to break machines, casings, wires, and more.
# Default: false
B:requireGTToolsForBlocks=false
B:requireWrenchForMachines=false
# Whether Steam Multiblocks should use Steel instead of Bronze.
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# Default: false
B:hardAdvancedIronRecipes=false
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# Default: false
B:hardDyeRecipes=false
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# Default: false
B:nerfWoodCrafting=false
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# Default: false
B:plateWrenches=false
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# The Minecraft window title.
# Default: Minecraft 1.12.2
S:title=Nomifactory (CEu version, 1.4.3)
S:title=Nomifactory (CEu version, 1.5.0)
}
}

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overrides/scripts/AdvRocketry.zs
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@ -923,6 +923,13 @@ makeExtremeRecipe5(<advancedrocketry:spacelaser>,
<advancedrocketry:spacelaser>.addTooltip(format.gray("Consult the AR Wiki for building instructions."));
<advancedrocketry:spacelaser>.addTooltip(format.gray("Consumes ") + format.yellow("1,000,000") + format.gray(" RF/t"));
// Force Field Projector
recipes.addShaped(<advancedrocketry:forcefieldprojector>, [
[<metaitem:plateAluminium>, <gregtech:transparent_casing>, <metaitem:plateAluminium>],
[<metaitem:plateAluminium>, <metaitem:emitter.lv>, <metaitem:plateAluminium>],
[<metaitem:plateAluminium>, <ore:circuitLv>, <metaitem:plateAluminium>]
]);
/*
Removals

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overrides/scripts/DraconicEvolution.zs
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@ -105,6 +105,8 @@ recipes.addShaped(<draconicevolution:energy_storage_core>, [
[<ore:ingotDraconium>,<ore:ingotDraconium>,<ore:ingotDraconium>]
]);
recipes.addShapeless(<metaitem:dustDraconium>, [<draconicevolution:draconium_dust>]);
// Hacky fix for broken DE stuff
//<ore:ingotDraconiumAwakened>.add(<metaitem:ingotAwakenedDraconium>);

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overrides/scripts/Earlygame.zs
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@ -21,9 +21,6 @@ furnace.addRecipe(<minecraft:slime_ball> * 2, <metaitem:plant_ball>, 0.0);
//Ender Pearls
alloy.recipeBuilder().inputs([<minecraft:diamond>,<ore:dustPulsating>]).outputs([<minecraft:ender_pearl>]).duration(300).EUt(16).buildAndRegister();
//Wood Pulp
recipes.addShapeless(<metaitem:dustWood> * 4,[<ore:logWood>,<ore:gtceMortars>]);
//Dusts
recipes.addShapeless(<minecraft:gravel>, [<minecraft:cobblestone>, <ore:gtceMortars>]);

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overrides/scripts/_oreDict.zs
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@ -1518,7 +1518,7 @@ mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:intake>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:solargenerator>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:railgun>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:blocklens>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:forcefieldprojector>);
//mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:forcefieldprojector>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:spaceelevatorcontroller>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:beacon>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<advancedrocketry:thermitetorch>);

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overrides/scripts/electronics.zs
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@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<enderio:item_endergy_conduit:8>);
mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide(<enderio:item_endergy_conduit:9>);
val wrench = <ore:craftingToolWrench>;
val wrench = <ore:gtceWrenches>;
// Microversium Machine Casing
makeShaped("of_microverse_casing", <contenttweaker:microverse_casing> * 2,
@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ assembler.recipeBuilder()
// [<ore:cableGtSingleTin>, <gregtech:machine_casing:1>, <ore:cableGtSingleTin>]]);
//Wood Pulp
recipes.addShapeless(<metaitem:dustWood> * 4,[<ore:logWood>,<ore:craftingToolMortar>]);
recipes.addShapeless(<metaitem:dustWood> * 4,[<ore:logWood>,<ore:gtceMortars>]);
//Pyrolyse Oven
recipes.removeByRecipeName("gregtech:pyrolyse_oven");

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overrides/scripts/gregtech_recipemaps.zs
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@ -69,35 +69,31 @@ global wiremill as RecipeMap = RecipeMap.getByName("wiremill
// Tools
// Not needed because of new GTCEu oredicts
//<ore:gtceWrenches>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:8>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:28>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:29>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:30>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceWrenches>.addItems([
<gregtech:wrench>.withEmptyTag(),
<gregtech:wrench_lv>.withEmptyTag(),
<gregtech:wrench_hv>.withEmptyTag(),
<gregtech:wrench_iv>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceScrewdrivers>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:11>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:31>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceScrewdrivers>.addItems([
<gregtech:screwdriver>.withEmptyTag(),
<gregtech:screwdriver_lv>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceHardHammers>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:6>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceHardHammers>.addItems([
<gregtech:hammer>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceSaws>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:5>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:25>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:26>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:27>.withEmptyTag(),
//<gregtech:meta_tool:32>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceSaws>.addItems([
<gregtech:saw>.withEmptyTag(),
<gregtech:buzzsaw>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceFiles>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:9>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceFiles>.addItems([
<gregtech:file>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceWireCutters>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:13>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceWireCutters>.addItems([
<gregtech:wire_cutter>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceSoftHammers>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:7>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceSoftHammers>.addItems([
<gregtech:mallet>.withEmptyTag()]);
//<ore:gtceMortars>.addItems([
//<gregtech:meta_tool:12>.withEmptyTag()]);
<ore:gtceMortars>.addItems([
<gregtech:mortar>.withEmptyTag()]);

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overrides/scripts/materials.zs
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@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ var end_steel = MaterialBuilder(32025, "end_steel")
.ingot().fluid()
.color(0xd6d980).iconSet("metallic")
.flags("generate_plate", "generate_gear")
.toolStats(9.5, 4.0, 1000, 17)
.toolStats(4.0, 3.5, 1024, 3)
.cableProperties(2048,1,0,true)
.build();

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pack-mode-switcher.sh Executable file → Normal file
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