Create: Crude & Current

### Chemistry
- Bauxite ore, aluminium (ingot, nugget, sheet, block), salt, sulfur, caustic soda, alumina, plastic sheets
- Chlorine, hydrogen and ethylene gases, sulfuric acid, molten aluminium and molten plastic
- Made with Create's machines: salt from water boiled in a heated mixer, sulfur from coal on crushing wheels, alumina from bauxite and caustic soda, sulfuric acid, ethylene cracked from naphtha in a superheated mixer, molten plastic, and presses and casting basins for ingots and sheets
- Electrolyzer: set on a basin like a mixer, powered by FE. Splits brine into chlorine, hydrogen and caustic soda, water into hydrogen, and alumina into molten aluminium on a lit burner. JEI category, Ponder scene
- Hydrogen is a fuel for the gasoline engine and the gas turbine
- Aluminium cable: four times the copper cable's throughput (16384 FE/t); a network carries what its weakest cable carries
- Create's parts in aluminium, like steel, cast iron and lead
- Gas turbine casings now take aluminium sheets, and power cylinders an aluminium ingot

### Concrete
- Cement: crushed slag and limestone (or calcite) in a mixer
- Liquid concrete: cement, sand, gravel and water in a mixer. Poured from a bucket or an open pipe, it sets into concrete blocks in a few seconds
- Concrete, with slabs, stairs and walls
- Steel rebar (steel ingots through a mechanical saw), applied on concrete by hand or with a deployer, makes reinforced concrete, as blast-proof as obsidian. Its steel frame runs round the edge of a whole wall
- Made with Create's own machines: a mechanical press over a basin of liquid concrete makes concrete blocks (cast concrete with a dye in the basin), and a deployer holding rebar makes reinforced concrete. Ponder scene
- Cast concrete in the 16 dye colours (8 concrete round a dye), with slabs, stairs and walls; reinforced concrete in the same colours

### Other
- New "Decoration" creative tab for roads and concrete
- Ponder scene for asphalt roads and road markings
- Ponder scenes are driven by shafts coming in from the edge, instead of creative motors