Description
Ex Sartagine 0.4.1
You can now interact with the internal liquid tank of appliances directly in GUI
Ex Sartagine 0.4: Cut & Cook; Dirt & Clean
Added a cauldron; added new station soiling and cleaning mechanics for modpack use
Previous news
NEW RELEASE 0.3.12
Added default heater support for Pyrotech, Campfire, FutureMC, and others. Pyrotech igniters work on this mod machines by default.
NEW RELEASE 0.3.10
Changed Craft Tweaker methods and added standing legs method for placing machines on modded blocks (Check them here), fixed models, particles eye-candy, added default recipes, fixed bugs. Read the changelog for more details.
NEW RELEASE 0.3.7!!!
Overhauled textures, added new methods, machines, and blocks for modpacks! Check the changelog
This release contains a few missing recipes that you will have yourself as well as a lack of FX, there's an upcoming update that will sort all of this out!!!
Project Background
Ex Sartagine: Requiem is a fork and continuation of the original open source project ( "Ex Sartagine") by Absolem Jackdaw, made with his permission.
This mod was reimagined from the ground up thanks to the RotN team for use in their pack with Foreck directing the project as well as providing all assets, and IItemStack and Phantamanta doing all the coding and heavy work, for the purpose of using it in the modpack Rebirth of the Night; however, the mod is perfect for anyone looking to make the cooking system of Minecraft more or even less complex.
What does the mod do?
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The primary use of Ex Sartagine: Requiem is for modpack developers to add different recipes using its different stations; quoting the original mod, by default, Ex Sartagine allows you to save up on coal, distribute the heat in a multi-block cooking range, cook food faster, and smelt ores more efficiently. EVERYTHING can be customized through Craft Tweaker, recipes, recipe time for the kettle, blocks that act as heaters, whether to render standing legs, etc. Check the Pages tab for documentation.
By default, the devices work on multiblocks known as cooking ranges. There are two cooking ranges:
RANGES
The ranges and their heat sources can power all of the Ex Sartagine Requiem cooking appliances when fuel is added and they are burning. Additionally, you can cook up to 4 items directly on top of their surfaces like in modern version campfires (specific recipes can be configured via Zenscript).
To cook items, just right click with them on the surface on any of the four slots. To place appliances on top of a range, shift + right click. You can use ranges to display any item.
Hearth and Hearth Cooking Range
Up to one extension can be added for two surfaces on which to cook. It requires ignition with a flint & steel (or any item defined as 'ore:igniter') or being upgraded to automatic (configurable and customizable, add custom upgrade items via the ore dictionary 'ore:self_igniter')
Can also be upgraded to have all the properties of the Stove, including extension, with the use of a Combustion Chamber.
Stove and Stove Cooking Range
Up to three extensions can be added for four surfaces on which to cook. Just add fuel and it will start burning (can be changed to manual ignition in the config)
The devices added by the mod:
Bake Kettle
The most important addition for mod pack makers made by this fork:
· Support for any forge liquid in recipes (doesn't retain contents when broken)
· 3x3 recipe grid for shaped and shapeless recipes plus a Catalyst slot for an extra ingredient --> 3x3 slots for multiple outputs
Wok
A GUI-less block that can cook 3x3 recipes with liquid support and requiring interaction with a spatula
· No need for coal
· Guiless
· Crafttweaker support for recipes using liquids and requiring stirring with a "spatula" (wooden shovel by default, oredict: 'ore:spatula')
Cooking Pot
· Uses water and cooks a single item faster than a regular furnace. Collects water from rain.
Cutting Board
A GUI-less block that can be oriented in any direction. Has support for turning items into other items with the use of any specified item.
· Place a stack of items on top, then proceed to right click with your knife to chop them. Items can be placed and retrieved one stack at a time, or one item at a time if holding shift and using the scrollwheel. Recipes can be defined to require more than one click per item.
· Output items are shoved to the right of the board, so a hopper or similar block can be used to collect them.
· While the "knives" for recipes are defined per single recipe, you can stick any item with the oredict 'ore:knife' to a board for storage or display purposes.
Smelter
· Smelts ores with a 33% chance to produce extra output
Cauldron (disabled by default in config)
· Direct upgrade of the Cooking Pot which inherits its recipes and can have its own. Has no actual purpose, but it can be repurposed with unique recipes into something else.
Cleaning/Soiling Mechanic:
The mod offers the ability to configure "soiling" recipes, as well as a way to clean affected appliances.
When a recipe is defined as soiling (by adding an amount on the recipe method), the appliance will become soiled, which is indicated by a changed texture, and an ! mark inside the GUI that indicates for how long it will remain like so (this number can be seen in JEI/HEI as well).
Soiled stations can only process further soiling recipes until the soiling timer runs out on its own, or they are cleaned (hurray for aliteration).
Coincidentally, there are three specific methods to clean soiled appliances:
· Cleaning recipes (recipes defined with a negative soiling value).
· Using any 'ore:washer' item on the appliance with at least 250mb (configurable) of water (configurable) on the appliance.
· Using any 'ore:cleaner' item on the appliance.
Finally, the mod adds a modest amount of food items, most of which come with default recipes. But remember that the main purpose of Ex Sartagine Requiem is for modpacks to create their own interesting recipes.
