Калькулятор рецептов для майнкрафта

The changes mostly revolve around IndustrialCraft² Experimental as well as adding Applied Energistics in its very primitive form of a few basic elements. Notably the ability to calculate molecular assembler chamber requirements. Also something neat happens when you request a 64k storage cell. The changes are only to a few select items, I’ll likely push any updates without an announcement just for simplicities sake.

I’ve also tidied up the code some (the never ending task), you’ll notice that the results are tidier and more organized. Also the url/address has changed, so feel free to adjust your bookmarks. However I’ve set up a redirect, so the old one will work indefinitely.

That’s it for this year! lol

Attempting to find a resource calculator online I couldn’t find one at all, which was rather frustrating. It’s a simple concept, Minecraft is such a popular game, surely someone has made one. I found one or two, both of which were console/java based, which required a lot of writing and prior knowledge of the coding. Not exactly intuitive, so I set to make my own.

What started as a small project for my in game large scale projects (reinforced stone nuclear tombs), grew from a few blocks, to several more, to an entire mod over some weeks. Sharing amongst friends, expanding further the mod choice, then making public to help others. It was fantastic to see so many using it and talking about it from all parts of the globe.

Since the start, I’ve seen a few more resource calculators spring up, much better looking than mine, but last I checked, still lacking the ability to calculate multiple items at once and return the total raw materials required. Go on, do better, I dear ya.

In the past 12 month alone, that «Go!» button has been clicked over 18,000 times for the 36,000 visitors with a total time using the calculator at over 3,400 hours, that’s over 143 days!

Thank you to the several people who emailed me your support, suggestions, and help. The email address is still open for contact should you wish.

14 April 2013

Added nuclear Control!
Added howler alarm and industrial alarm
Added digital thermometer and thermometer
Added color upgrade and range upgrade
Added industrial information panel, information panel extender, average counter, energy counter, range trigger, remote thermal monitor, and thermal monitor
Added counter sensor kit, energy sensor kit, liquid sensor kit, remote sensor kit, text card, and time card
Tweaked the way a few items are calculated to tidy things up.
Also added the chipset/gear switch to a few more Logistics Pipes items, I did thing a while ago but forgot to push the update, whoops.

4 April 2013

Added Addition Pipes!
Added switch conductive and phased conductive pipes.
Added advanced wooden, closed, distribution, insertion, phased, redstone, and switch transport pipes.
Added phased, redstone, and switch waterproof pipes.
Added teleport tether and water pump pipe.
Did some tweaking of the pipes calculations so everything should level out given that a majority of the pipes are crafted into multiples. For example, requesting 1 phased conductive pipe, 1 phased waterproof pipe, and 2 phased transport pipes will result in correct resources required, and no multiple calls to the phased transport pipe, which is a subitem of the former two, and is crafted in batches of 4.
As always, be sure to let me know if something isn’t right!

2 April 2013

Added Thermal Expansion!
Added the aqueous accumulator, glacial precipitator, igneous extruder, induction smelter, liquid transposer, magma crucible, portable tank, powered furnace, pulverizer, and sawmill.
Added the redstone energy cell, steam engine, magmatic engine, and multimeter.
Added the energy conduit, liquiduct, energy tesseract, item tesseract, and liquid tesseract.
Keep an eye out on thermal expansion specific items, specifically in relation to items received from the pulverizer and induction furnace.
I haven’t implemented slag into any of the recipes.
I also haven’t included the liquid required and their related recipes.
For the above two, I may implement a switch in the future, let me know your thoughts.
If there’s anything you don’t agree with, please let me know.

30 March 2013

Added the recipe option for the ItemSink module .. I’ll slowly pick away at the rest of the modules when I can.
Massive improvement on the code dealing with the alternate recipes, nothing you can see or notice, but it sure makes my life easier.

28 March 2013

Added Iron Chests!
Added the copper chest, iron chest, silver chest, gold chest, diamond chest, and crystal chest.
Added the normal to copper chest, normal to iron chest, copper to iron chest, copper to silver chest, iron to gold chest, silver to gold chest, gold to diamond chest, and diamond to crystal chest upgrades.
Added Transformers!
Added the slow electric engine, regular electric engine, fast electric engine, and adjustable electric engine.
Added the LV pneumatic generator, MV pneumatic generator, HV pneumatic generator, and EV pneumatic generator.
Added the HV wooden conductive pipe.
Added chipset/gear options to a few Logisticspipes modules, as I kinda missed those, whoops!

27 March 2013

Updated UU-Matter recipes behind the scenes.
Added Logistics Pipes to have the multiple recipes selectable for chipsets or gears.
Everything should be interchangeable, meaning that of the many Mk2+ pipes, they require their Mk1 counterpart, and/or the basic logistics pipe, you can select if you want to use the gear or chipset for each of these subitems without adding a quantity and it will include this into the calculations.
I’m good at confusing myself, so please let me know if the switches produce incorrect results!

25 March 2013

Added the functionality for selecting the recipe should an item have multiple recipes!
Currently this only works for glass fiber cable, which can have either redstone, yielding 4, or silver ingots, yielding 6.
The selection is at the item itself as a drop down.

23 March 2013

Added Kinetic generator, wooden wind turbine, voltage transformer, and 10kV wire.

24 February 2013

Updated IndustrialCraft² to version v1.115.207!
Many updates and changes have happened, with a lot of it concentrating around the revamped nuclear reactor systems.
Renamed tin cable to ultra low current cable.
Renamed the electro furnace to electric furnace.
Renamed EC-Meter to EU-Reader
Grouped nuclear related items into nuclear system menu.
Updated the nuclear reactor and reactor chamber recipe.
Added the scuba helmet, hazmat suit, and hazmat suit leggings.
Added the 10k, 30k, and 60k coolant cells. For the water, have used empty cell as opposed to bucket or glass bottle.
Added LZH condensator, RSH condensator, advanced heat exchanger, component heat exchanger, heat exchanger, reactor heat exchanger, and heating cell.
Added containment reactor plating, heat capacity reactor plating, and reactor plating.
Added uranium cell, dual uranium cell, and quad uranium cell.
Added near depleted uranium cell and depleted isotope cell.
Added neutron reflector and thick neutron reflector.
Added advanced heat vent, component heat vent, heat vent, overclocked heat vent, and reactor heat vent.
Added dense copper plate and reinforced door.
If there are any changes, items I’ve missed, mistakes, or preferred recipes used, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with me and I’ll fix things up.

21 February 2013

Now contains the version number next to the mod name, this is the version of the mod I used for an update. Currently showing on the four most recently updated.
Turns out if I used my eyes some, I would have realised that IndustrialCraft² is available for Minecraft 1.4.7 as an open beta. It hasn’t been updated for this calculator yet, but will be coming, and seems to have some awesome new items.
Updated the second most calculated mod, CompactSolars!
Added the low, medium, and high voltage solar hats.
Updated Advanced Machines, there weren’t any recipe changes, so that’s good.
Though the whole refined iron dust was interesting. Let me know if I should do anything about it.

18 February 2013

Updated to LogisticsPipes 0.7.0.89!
Added crafting logistics pipe Mk2, request logistics pipe Mk2, remote order logistics pipe, provider logistics pipe, logistics inventory system connector, logistics system entrance pipe, logistics system destination pipe, crafting logistics pipe Mk3, logistics firewall pipe.
Added upgrade manager, sneaky upgrades, disconnection upgrades, item speed upgrade, nano hopper, logistics HUD glasses.
Added advanced extractor module, mod based itemsink module, extractor Mk3, provider module Mk2, logistics disk, logistics item card.
Added logistics power junction, soldering station, crafting sign creator.
Updated the names of the various pipes to transport pipes as in the game, so everything is matching now.
Renamed steam engine to stirling engine.
Have also tweaked the numerical input to round it to the nearest whole number, as well as remove any leading zeroes should they exist.

8 February 2013

Tidied up the input validation code so now unknown input is grouped together when listing what you’ve requested as opposed to being mixed in with the successful requests.
Changed the bronze recipe feed back to represent the respective mods name in full, to keep things consistent throughout.

5 February 2013

Now supporting Buildcraft 3.4.3!
Hopefully I’ve got everything new added and in place correctly, be sure to tell me if I’ve something wrong.
Added pulsating chipset, atarchic gate, atarchic iron and gate, atarchic iron or gate, atarchic gold and gate, atarchic gold or gate, atarchic diamond and gate, atarchic diamond or gate.
Renamed the automatic crafting table to autocrafting table
Added emerald transport pipe, void transport pipe, sandstone transport pipe, emerald waterproof pipe, void waterproof pipe, sandstone waterproof pipe.
Renamed the power pipes to conductive pipes.
Added the advanced crafting table.
Added the hopper for Minecraft vanilla .. I noticed Buildcraft changes the recipe or something, just be sure to know that it’s the vanilla recipe.
You were also able to add (and successfully calculate) negative numbers, this has been fixed.

4 February 2013

A few small updates once more, should be most of Minecraft now. Doing so I’ve learnt of a few extra things that are now in Minecraft, making me add a few more things to the to-do list.
Added the ender chest, tripwire hook, beacon, cobblestone wall, anvil, item frame, and most importantly, pumpkin pie.

2 February 2013

A few small updates for this morning, with a few touches to Minecraft.
Added nether brick slab, smooth sandstone, and sandstone stairs.
Updated the book, and sign, nice to see they’re stackable now.
Added the wooden button and switched the «normal» button to stone button so you can now differentiate the two.
That’s it for now .. Not much, but it’s a start.

26 January 2013

I’m still alive!
The resource calculator is getting a whole lot of use which is fantastic to see. You guys really like solar panels and quantum armour!
I’ve just updated Minecraft, essentially loading it up for the first time since June, and managed to figure out the new method of modding it. It seems, however, that I’ve jumped the gun some as IndustrialCraft² isn’t quite ready for 1.4.7. There are of course, other mods that are compatible, as well as Minecraft itself of course.
Along with updating the mods, there is a myriad of tweaks and features I want to do to the resource calculator itself, and perhaps add new mods also.
No timeframe on anything, but I am keeping an eye on things. Watch this space.

23rd June 2012

Updated to IndustrialCraft² 1.97, updating the recipes for the teleporter, MFE, MV Transformer, HV Transformer, and the OV Scanner.
Despite the speedy update for IndustrialCraft² 1.97, I’ve just moved to a new country, so updates might not be so fast in the future.

30th May 2012

Replaced the bronze recipe drop down to radio buttons.
For the sake of future reference:
- IndustrialCraft² bronze recipe is 3 copper dust + 1 tin dust = 2 bronze dusts = 2 bronze ingots.
- Forestry bronze recipe is 3 copper ingot + 1 tin ingot = 4 bronze ingots.

29th May 2012

Added the switch for IndustrialCraft² and Forestry bronze recipes. Simply use of the drop down box before the «Go» button. Easy? Hopefully! Let me know if it’s not right.

22nd May 2012

Funnily enough, UU-Matter was being excluded from the UU-Matter calculations and column. It’s in there now, so quantum armor calculates properly. Almost.
Glowstone dust can’t be produced via UU-Matter, but it can produce glowstone blocks, which can be macerated into 4 glowstone dust each. Similar to sand, it can’t be produced directly, but can be produced indirectly through other means of UU-Matter.
I has been brought to my attention that if you’ve Forestry installed, its bronze recipe of 3 copper and 1 tin ingot will yield 4 bronze ingots. Versus IndustrialCraft²’s 3 copper dust and 1 tin dust giving 2 bronze dusts (and thus, ingots). This resource calculator doesn’t (yet) know about Forestry, thus doesn’t know about its bronze recipe. So if you have Forestry installed, you may find yourself with extra copper and tin left over. I’ll likely add a switch letting you choose which recipe to use reflecting what you have installed.

20th May 2012

Fixed up a few bugs and tidied up the code some.
Added UU-Matter requirements. Hopefully all is well, it seemed to check out ok from my testing. The only thing not included is sand, as UU-Matter can’t produce sand, the only option is to macerate cobblestone. I could add a workaround to take this into account, let me know if you want this done.
UU-Matter is broken down for each item that it’s applicable to, and the grand total at the bottom of the table.

12th May 2012

Added the rest of the Minecraft items, as there was quite a lot being used in the background, just not accessible on this page.
Added the following:
- Leather, iron, gold, and diamond helmet, tunic and chestplates, leggings and boots.
- Wooden and iron doors, trapdoors, fence, fence gate, nether brick fence, glowstone, jack ‘o’ lantern, redstone lamp, torch.
- Slabs: Brick, cobblestone, sandstone, stone bricks, stone, and wooden.
- Stairs: Brick, cobblestone, nether brick, stone bricks, and wooden.
- Bricks, glass pane, sandstone, stone bricks, sticks, wooden planks.
- Books, bookshelf, bowl, iron bars, ladder, painting, paper, sign.
- Bread, cake, cookie, golden apple, mushroom stew.
- Button, dispenser, lever, piston, sticky piston, redstone torch and repeater, stone and wooden pressure plates.
- Tools: Wooden, stone, iron, gold, and diamond axe, hoe, pickaxe, and shovel. Bucket, clock, compass, eye of ender, flint and steel, fishing rod, map, and shears.
- Rail, detector and powered rail (which won’t conflict with Railcraft’s recipes), boat, minecart, and minecarts with chest, and furnace.
- Bow, arrow, and fire charge (which I didn’t know existed). Wooden, stone, iron, gold, and diamond sword.
- Bed, brewing stand, cauldron, chest, crafting table, enchantment table, furnace, jukebox, note block and TNT.
Did some tidying up of code here and there.
There’s now 510 recipes in the system, something for everybody! I’m beginning to think that some form of search function is required. Oh my.

11th May 2012

Switched «rubber» to «sticky resin», which is the true raw form of rubber. It all makes sense now!
Adding to that, I’ve added a toggle for if you have an extractor, doing so will cut your sticky resin requirements down to a third. It’s treated in the same manner as a maceratable ore; It will show the total amount of sticky resin required and the respective number of stacks, but will show the actual number of stacks required in the «Raw ore» column. Which, as rubber isn’t an ore, has been renamed to «Raw materials».
Added CompactSolars, with the low voltage solar array, medium voltage solar array, and high voltage solar array .. Wow that thing is expensive.
Added Advanced Machines, with the centrifuge extractor, rotary macerator, and singularity compressor.
Finally updated IndustrialCraft², adding the booze barrel, crop-matron and crops (well, the stick things). As well as scaffolds and iron scaffolds, dynamite, industrial TNT, sticky dynamite, dynamite-o-mote, and the cutter.

10th May 2012

Now supporting Logistics Pipes/Logisticspipes!
Added chassis pipes: Basic logistics pipe, builder supplier logistics pipe, crafting logistics pipe, liquid supplier logistics pipe, provider logistics pipe, request logistics pipe, satellite logistics pipe, supplier logistics pipe. Modules: Blank module, extractor module, extractor Mk2 module, itemsink module, passive supplier module, polymorphic, itemsink module, provider module, quickSort module, terminus module. Tools: Network monitor, and remote orderer.

22nd April 2012

Wow, busy weekend, as Redpower prerelease 5 was released.
Added fluid pipe, ribbon cable, state cell, synchronizer, randomizer, transparent latch, light sensor, bus transceiver, 8k RAM module, monitor, central processing unit, disk drive, IO expander, assembler, pump, grate, sonic screwdriver, blank floppy, FORTH boot disk, ejector, relay, and jacketed bluewire. Phew.
Whoops, forgot the backplane. In there now.

21st April 2012

Added the signals system blocks, the various minecarts, world anchor, coke oven and blast furnace for Railcraft.
For the coke oven and blast furnace, I’ve added them in their entirety, so instead of requesting the 26 coke oven bricks that make up a coke oven, you just need to request 1 coke oven, the rest is taken care of for you.
That seems to be a large majority of Railcraft, if anything is incorrect, please tell me!
The upcoming iteration of Redpower looks to be really slick, with its liquid mechanics and extra logic gates. I’ve taken note of new things I’ve seen, just waiting for the download to come available.
Might have a look at BuildCraft 3, now ..
Yup, now supporting BuildCraft 3 with all those lasers, gates and chipsets,

20th April 2012

Added a good bunch of Railcraft items: Machines and the many, many available track and rail combinations.
For the detectors, oak and pine woods are required for the animal and growth detectors respectively, the results show this also.
For the standard rail, I’ve favored steel as opposed to iron, giving 16 as opposed to 8. Feel free to suggest otherwise.
Hopefully I’ve got all the rails calculating correctly, if there’s any issues please let me know!
Signals and carts to come (I’m thinking various bricks too for the various furnaces), their structure hierarchy are listed in red, just not functional. 🙂

19th April 2012

Attempted to earn a few dollars through Google Adsense, but was declined as this page doesn’t have «sufficient content». Charming.
Speaking of content, due to popular demand, Railcraft will be appearing in the not too distant future. Planning on starting this weekend.

12th April 2012

I’ve now/finally set up an email address to simplify contacting me, see below.

19th March 2012

Updated for RedPower2 PR4e.
Added Bluelectric alloy furnace, regulator, igniter, restriction tube, magtube, and accelerator.
For items that require tools, such as any saws or the diamond drawplate, these aren’t included in calculations. The calculator assumes you’ve already these on hand.
R.I.P Floyd, 1993-2012
Made by _Tim_, last updated on the 17th of October, 2019

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