Wireworks

Players

• The Steam Engine is built as the Steam Turbine is, a cube for each block, in place of its model from FactoryWorks Core. Its front and back draw one engine across its four blocks, a copper cylinder driving a flywheel, which turns while it burns and for a second after, set into an iron duct casing with intakes down its narrow sides and a vent on top. Its textures are Malcolm Riley's, from unused-textures, under CC-BY-4.0: the casing copied, the engine drawn in shades adapted from his duct and copper tank. (#47)

Consumers

• Wireworks nests libworks-runtime 0.1.7, which offers the Boiler's and the Reactor's ghosts to EMI in place of Wireworks' own stack provider: the recipe and usage keys still work on a ghost and a click still reaches its empty slot (libworks#23).
• wireworks:steam_engine and wireworks:steam_engine_part carry a running block state property, set on every block of the Engine while it burns and for a second after. The Steam Turbine's running is the same property, declared on SteamGeneratorBlock.RUNNING; SteamTurbineBlock.RUNNING still names it, by inheritance. WireworksRegistries.STEAM_ENGINE_PART is a DeferredBlock<SteamEnginePartBlock>, a FootprintPartBlock, where it was a DeferredBlock<FootprintPartBlock>. (#47)