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Summary
- A modern physics mod for Minecraft
- Forge Energy, IC2 EU and GTCE EU compatibility
- Mekanism gas support
- Unique electric processors and generators
- Full JEI compatibility
- CraftTweaker recipe support
- Complex multiblock solid-fuel and molten-salt fission reactors
- Multiblock heat exchangers and steam turbines
- In-depth nuclear fuel system featuring 52 different fuel types
- Multiblock stellarator fusion reactors
- Complex fusion system of 7 fuels and 28 fuel combinations
- Fallout-style radiation system
- More materials, weapons, tools and armour
- Other things and stuff and that
Planned
- Pebble-bed fission reactors
- Inertial confinement fusion
- Particle accelerators - synchrotrons, colliders and detectors
- More advanced, futuristic machinery
JEI is highly recommended!
Changelog
CraftTweaker Help
Modpack Permissions: Feel free to go ahead and use this mod in your pack if you wish! I'd love to know which pack you're putting it in!
Head to the Wiki, the YouTube Channel or use the in-game tool-tips for help with progression through the mod. Also feel free to just ask me directly if you need more info!
Thanks to QuantumTraverse for the mod logo!
For some reason i have immense server lag whenever I have this installed.
Do you know of any way to fix?
In reply to EnzoIsPrettyCool:
Unfortunately it's kind of difficult for me to help without more detail about what's happening. The thing I recommend doing is installing LagGoggles and using it to determine which machine, entity or event is taking up a lot of tick time ;)
In reply to tomdodd4598:
Its not any one machine tho its just whenever i have the mod installed and play minecraft. im using 2.17a and 1.12.2
In reply to EnzoIsPrettyCool:
Strange... well, as I'm sure you can imagine, that's a little difficult to diagnose :P
It may not be a machine but it could be a background event, such as those involved in the radiation system.
...Also, congrats on the 1000th post I guess :P
lol do i need all mods in dependencies for it to work?
In reply to skilledpt:
Every dependency is optional ;)
Hello NC developer,
I've downloaded the version 2.17a right now.
While starting, is occurred the same error of WOLFSCHLITZEN:seems the hazmat suit to be the problem
Minecraft version: 1.12.2
In reply to mcdt19:
Hey there! As with the comment below, updating IC2 should fix the issue ;)
In reply to tomdodd4598:
Ok, thank you so much😆
In reply to mcdt19:
No prob!
I'm having my Minecraft crash when loading it with the most recent version of this mod. Error given:
net.minecraftforge.fml.common.LoaderExceptionModCrash: Caught exception from NuclearCraft (nuclearcraft)
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: nc/item/armor/ItemHazmatSuit
Your version 2.16f works just fine.
In reply to wolfschlitzen:
Hey there! Updating IC2 should fix the issue - you'll have to manually get one of the later versions as for some reason they're babelled as betas ;)
In reply to tomdodd4598:
Thanks, that got it to work!
In reply to wolfschlitzen:
Awesome :)
Hello NC developer.
I have a suggestion that maybe should be implemented: adding Control Rods to the reactors.
Irl reactors do have Ag-Cd-In alloy (or boron carbide) control rods to moderate the energy output.
I know NC is a "minecraftified" version of real life nuclear physics(?) and it has done a pretty accurate job in porting nuclear things into minecraft.
In reply to whatsapp2:
Hey there!
Unfortunately control rods as blocks are probably the one big thing that don't really work very well in the NC reactor scheme, especially when they are able to be configured continually. In the new system, however, control rod 'shields' can be installed into fuel cells and activated to shield neutrons from that particular cell, which will replace the use of redstone signals to deactivate the reactor ;)
The "Stellarator" in this mod is more like a Tokamak
Addition: I am referring to the standard toroidal Tokamak and not the spherical Tokamak.
In reply to mako_45:
The reason I think it's more like a stellarator than a tokamak is because the NC version does not have a primary central coil, which I'd say is a pretty crucial part of the tokamak setup.
i'm sorry if you've gotten this question a million times already but are you planning on adding RBMKs (High Power Channel-type Reactor)?
In reply to crasher925:
No worries! There's aren't really plans for one, no - the focus of the reactors in NC is the placement puzzle, and a strict, collimated RBMK setup doesn't really allow for that to work very well. You also have the fact that ER's reactors are basically RBMKs plus or minus a few details, so I try to go for stuff that's different!