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More Coil Bonuses #360
More Coil Bonuses #360
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Fluxed Electrum Coil advancement name and description can be changed in this PR to reflect previous PR. |
if (coilTier == -1) | ||
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if (coilTier == 0) overclock[1] *= 5.0 / 4; // 25% slower with cupronickel (coilTier = 0) |
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75% Processing Speed is in your description. Therefore it is ~33% slower. This should be /= 0.75
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overclock[0] *= 1.0f - coilTier / 20; // each coil above cupronickel (coilTier = 0) uses 5% less energy |
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coilTier / 20
is always 0 because it's an int. coilTier / 20.0
works.
I think we can even make it 10% discount per coil tier. That will be good for Gregicality.
Pyrolyse ovens are 25% slower with cupronickel coils, are default speed with kanthal, and are 50% faster for every coil after kanthal.
Cracker units use 5% less energy for every coil after cupronickel.
LCR's maximum perfector overclock tier is equal to the coil's maximum overclocking tier. Allows any voltage when using Tritanium Coils.