GregTech Calculator Board

[2.0.0] - 2026-08-30

Added

• Systeams & Steam Boiler Multi-Mode Support (SysteamsModAdapter, SysteamsRecipeHandler, SysteamsModGuiHandler):
  • Added seamless switching between Systeams Steam Boiler mode (steam generation) and Thermal Dynamo mode (RF generation) directly on machine cards.
  • Implemented exact steam boiler thermodynamics and boiling physics calculations for water, distilled water, and alternative boiling fluids.
• Enhanced Thermal Series Augments & Upgrade Kits System (ThermalAugmentHelper, ThermalModAdapter, ThermalModGuiHandler):
  • Distinctly separated tier upgrade kits (LV~EV, 1-kit limit with automatic replacement) and standard augments (up to 3 slots).
  • Added Shift-click quick installation for multiple copies, clear slot capacity tooltips, and real-time RF/t power draw & cycle time scaling.
• Simplified Chinese (zh_cn) Localization:
  • Added full Simplified Chinese language support across all UI screens, dialogs, tooltips, and badges.

Changed & Improved

• Reroute Junction Flow Balancing & Supply Tracking (FlowBalanceMatrixSolver):
  • Enhanced multi-input and multi-output reroute nodes to accurately track upstream producer operational efficiencies and downstream port demands, preventing flow bottlenecks and ratio calculation distortions.
• Fluid Tag Alternative Interpretations in Recipe Conversion (EmiRecipeConverter):
  • Fluid input ports defined with fluid tags are now automatically expanded to discover and link all matching alternative fluid identifiers across installed mods.
• Canvas Interaction & Dialog Responsiveness:
  • Polished rendering and click handling for auto-connect filters, toolbars, summary overlays, and machine cards.

Fixed

• Thermal Dynamo Energy Extraction & Base RF Scaling:
  • Fixed an issue where certain Thermal and Systeams recipe categories failed to extract base recipe RF energy values, resulting in zero-duration or inaccurate throughput calculations.
• Thermal Augment Multiplier Duplication Glitch:
  • Fixed an issue where installing multiple identical augments could erroneously apply compounding multiplier calculations instead of linear additive scaling.