MoreIndustry : Petrol

0.2.0

Requires NeoForge 1.21.1 and MoreIndustry: Workshop 0.2.0 or later, where the pipes now live.

The nozzle in the filler, 2026-10-11

• Long vehicles can be refuelled from any part of them: clicking the nose or the stern of a vehicle built in several pieces plants the nozzle in the vehicle itself.
• A vehicle can say how the nozzle sits in its filler: how deep the spout goes in, how steep it is, and which way the handle hangs. Jetskis use it so the spout goes into the neck and the handle hangs over the side, clear of the seat.

The pumpjack, rebuilt, 2026-10-10

• New pumpjack model. Same footprint, same outlet flange, all new: a proper horsehead whose cables wrap and unwrap on its arc, an I-beam walking beam on a braced samson post with its ladder, twin crank arms with striped counterweights, a gearbox, a belt-driven motor whose pulleys you can see spin, a full wellhead (stuffing box, gate valve, pressure gauge), a flowline with its flow meter, and a control cabinet showing the well's dynamometer card.
• The linkage now closes exactly. The beam, pitmans and polished rod follow the crank without any stretching; the rod stays dead in line with the well.
• The cabinet tells you how the well is doing. Its screen plots the well's dynamometer card, with a glowing trace that runs along it in step with the polished rod. Full flow: green lamp, full card, 100% fill. Running low: amber lamp, a card with the tell-tale fluid pound, 58% fill and a blinking POUND alarm.
• The power cable plugs into the black terminal under the cabinet door.

The drilling rig, 2026-10-10

• New machine: the drilling rig. Three blocks square with a three-block derrick. Set it anywhere and power it: it drills down one block a second to bedrock while the travelling block comes down the derrick and the kelly turns. No surface stain needed - if the chunk holds oil it then pumps it into its tank (by bucket, or by pipe on the flange at the end of the tank); if not, the hole is dry and the console says so.
• It also finds hot water. Any hot water pocket it crosses is reported with its depth on the screen: that is where a MoreIndustry: Workshop geothermal generator goes.

Pipes moved to the Workshop, 2026-10-08

• The steel pipe and the windowed pipes are now part of MoreIndustry: Workshop, so every industry mod uses the same plumbing. Nothing changes in play, and pipes already laid in a world stay where they are.