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kubejs/assets/gtceu/lang/en_us.json

@@ -405,6 +405,7 @@
 	"block.gtceu.hv_electromagnetic_separator": "§6Advanced Electromagnetic Separator II§r",
 	"block.gtceu.hv_energy_input_hatch": "§6HV Energy Hatch",
 	"block.gtceu.hv_energy_output_hatch": "§6HV Dynamo Hatch",
+	"block.gtceu.hv_energy_output_hatch_16a": "§6HV 16A Dynamo Hatch§r",
 	"block.gtceu.hv_energy_output_hatch_4a": "§6HV 4A Dynamo Hatch§r",
 	"block.gtceu.hv_extractor": "§6Advanced Extractor II§r",
 	"block.gtceu.hv_extruder": "§6Advanced Extruder II§r",
@@ -6141,6 +6142,7 @@
 	"tagprefix.tiny_dust": "Tiny Pile of %s Dust",
 	"tagprefix.tuff": "Tuff %s Ore",
 	"tagprefix.turbine_blade": "%s Turbine Blade",
+	"tagprefix.unfired_repair_kit": "Unfired %s Repair Kit",
 	"tagprefix.wire_cutter_head": "%s Wire Cutter Head",
 	"tagprefix.wire_gt_double": "2x %s Wire",
 	"tagprefix.wire_gt_hex": "16x %s Wire",

kubejs/assets/tfg/lang/en_us.json

@@ -2957,7 +2957,7 @@
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.title": "Let's make energy",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.subtitle": "Welcome to LV",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.1": "All of these are your basic &61-block Generators&r. They have a single &9input&r for their fuel — whether it’s &esteam&r, &agas&r, or &6liquid fuel&r — and they output exactly &e1A&r of power at their energy tier.\n\nThey’re simple to work with and will be your &ofirst source of power&r in &5GregTech&r until you reach the &dlarge multiblock generators&r later on.\n\nTo know what fuels can be used, &aEMI&r is your best friend — or you can check the &bquests on the left&r, where we’ve listed the most &aoptimal inputs&r. For now here are the &lthree ways&r to begin your power production, all of them are &aviable&r the choice is yours.",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.2": "&e1. Steam Power&r:\n\nThis is the most classic method. You can convert the steam produced by your High Pressure Boilers into EU using a Steam Turbine.\n\nIt generates &e32 EU/t&r with &e64 mB/t&r of steam. If you follow this path, we highly recommend making a Large Bronze Boiler, which can easily be fueled with Lava, Creosote, or other burnable solid fuels (check JEI!).",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.2": "&e1. Steam Power&r:\n\nThis is the most classic method. You can convert the steam produced by your High Pressure Boilers into EU using a Steam Turbine.\n\nIt generates &e32 EU/t&r with &e64 mB/t&r of steam. If you follow this path, we highly recommend making a Large Bronze Boiler, which can easily be fueled with Lava or other burnable solid fuels (check JEI!).",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.3": "&e2. Rotational Power&r:\n\nYou can use Create's rotational power with an Alternator to generate RF, then convert it into EU using an &7LV&r Converter.\n\n(Check the Alternators quest in the LV Chapter for more details.)",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.4": "&e3. Biodiesel Power (TFG Exclusive)&r:\n\nCanola and Sunflowers can be processed into large amounts of Seed Oil. Combine it with TFC Alcohol to produce Biodiesel.\n\nThis method may seem more complex, but Biodiesel is extremely powerful during &7LV&r and &bMV&r tiers. It scales well into &5EV&r with &eCetane-Boosted Diesel&r later on.\n\nTo use Biodiesel, you’ll need a &7LV&r Combustion Generator. While it may be slightly more expensive, every mB of Biodiesel provides a high amount of EU, making it easier to transport and store.\n\nIt's your choice how you want to start your energy production.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lv_generator.desc.5": "&e4. Syngas Power (TFG Exclusive)&r:\n\nWith the help of the &6Coke Oven&r and a &6Vacuum Chamber&r, you can obtain this early-game gas. It is not the strongest option, but it is sufficient if you want to follow a &eGas-Only&r power path. A &6Create&r-based tree farm is highly recommended to get the best efficiency out of it.",
@@ -2987,9 +2987,9 @@
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lgt.desc.1": "The &6Large Gas Turbine&r — also known as &dLGT&r — is one of your two main sources of energy production for most of the modpack. You’ll be able to build your first one at &5EV&r using Stainless Steel. It can carry you from &5EV&r all the way to &dLuV&r, until you feel ready to upgrade to the Large Plasma Turbine.\n\nThat said, many players can finish TerraFirmaGreg using only these turbines — provided you have a strong infrastructure to handle the gas demands of high-tier LGTs.\n\nTo build the LGT, you’ll need the usual Maintenance Hatch and Input Hatch. This turbine requires a Muffler Hatch, but it does not use an Output Hatch.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lgt.desc.2": "The default output is &e4096 EU/t&r. That output &cdoubles&r with each upgrade to the Rotor Holder after &5EV&r. For example, an LGT using an IV Rotor Holder (×2) with a HSS-E Turbine Rotor (280%% power) will produce:\n4096 × 2 × 2.8 = &e22,937.6 EU/t&r — that's about &a2.8A of IV&r.\n\nTo fully extract that energy, you’ll need at least a IV 4A Dynamo Hatch, since a normal Dynamo Hatch only handles 2A.\n\nJust so you know: the Efficiency stat of a Turbine Rotor increases the duration of the recipe, which means you get more power from each mB of fuel.\n\nLastly, if the Dynamo Hatch fills up, the LGT will start voiding excess, so you'll want to turn your LGTs off when your battery buffer or substation starts getting full, via an Advanced Energy Detector Cover and Machine Controller Cover.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.title": "The Large Steam Turbine",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.subtitle": "It... exists",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.desc.1": "The &6Large Steam Turbine&r — or &dLST&r — might not be the most common Large Generator in standard GregTech, but thanks to its early unlock at &6HV&r and the fact that Large Boilers are stronger in TerraFirmaGreg, it definitely has its place.\n\nTo make it work, you’ll need an Input Hatch for steam, an Output Hatch for Distilled Water, and of course a Maintenance Hatch. That’s all you need!\n\nLike all Large Turbines, you’ll place a Rotor Holder on one side and a Dynamo Hatch on the other to extract power. For the LST, the Rotor Holder must be at least &6HV-tier&r. Each Rotor Holder upgrade &cdoubles&r the output and increases efficiency slightly.",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.desc.2": "The base output of the LST is &e1024 EU/t&r. Let’s take an example: with an IV Rotor Holder (×4) and a HSS-E Turbine Rotor (280%% power), you’ll get:\n1024 × 4 × 2.8 = &e11,468.8 EU/t&r — that’s about &a1.4A of IV&r.\n\nTo extract that energy, you’d need either an IV Dynamo Hatch or an EV 16A Dynamo Hatch.\n\nWhile the LST isn’t the best turbine out there, if you have plenty of Large Boilers or access to a large amount of fuel, these steel-based, affordable turbines could absolutely serve you well.",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.subtitle": "It... exists but better now",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.desc.1": "The &6Large Steam Turbine&r — or &dLST&r — might not be the most common Large Generator in standard GregTech, but thanks to its early unlock at &6HV&r and the fact that Large Boilers are stronger in TerraFirmaGreg, it definitely has its place.\n\nTo make it work, you’ll need an Input Hatch for steam, an Output Hatch for Distilled Water, and of course a Maintenance Hatch. That’s all you need!\n\nLike all Large Turbines, you’ll place a Rotor Holder on one side and a Dynamo Hatch on the other to extract power. For the LST, the Rotor Holder must be at least &6HV-tier&r. Upgrading to an &eEV&r Rotor Holder will &cdouble&r the output and increases efficiency slightly, but that's the highest tier it'll accept.",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst.desc.2": "The base output of the LST is &e2048 EU/t&r. Let’s take an example: with an EV Rotor Holder (×2) and a Inconel-718 Turbine Rotor (220%% power), you’ll get:\n2048 × 2 × 2.2 = &e9\u202F011,2 EU/t&r — that’s about &a4.4A of EV&r.\n\nTo extract that energy, you’d need either an IV Dynamo Hatch or an EV 16A Dynamo Hatch.\n\nWhile the LST isn’t the best turbine out there, if you have plenty of Large Boilers or access to a large amount of fuel, these steel-based turbines could absolutely serve you well.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lce.title": "The Large Combustion Generator",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lce.subtitle": "Don't belive its GUI",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lce.desc.1": "The &6Large Combustion Engine&r (&dLCE&r) and the &5Extreme Combustion Engine&r (&dECE&r) are your champions if you’re into transforming Oils into fuels. These two &6bad boys&r share the same fuel types and even look alike — but they require different materials to build.\n\nTo craft the LCE, you’ll need to reach &5EV&r and unlock Titanium, along with at least one IV Circuit. For the ECE, it’ll be Tungstensteel and a LuV Circuit — something you should be able to build comfortably during &1IV&r.",
@@ -3035,7 +3035,7 @@
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.high_gasoline.desc": "The direct upgrade of &cGasoline&r is a &5two times more powerful fuel&r. As the name doesn't suggest, you have to add not only &dOctane&r but also other materials from &7Petrochem&r. At that point, we expect you to be able to navigate through &bEMI&r and begin the fabrication of this insanely strong fuel.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.title": "This is Steam",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.subtitle": "Not much of a choice",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.desc": "Steam isn’t complicated — just boil water.\n\nTo do it efficiently, we recommend using &6Large Boilers&r. There's four versions: one each for &8ULV&r, &bMV&r, &5EV&r, and &1IV&r. Each tier provides a strong increase in steam output.\n\nHowever, be aware: the scaling of the &dLarge Steam Turbine&r with these boilers is not the best compared to other power generation methods.\n\nMost players will skip the Titanium and Tungstensteel Boilers — they exist if you want them, but aren’t worth building. Steam just doesn't scale very well!\n\nAs a reminder: &e2 mB&r of steam = &e1 EU&r.",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.desc": "Steam isn’t complicated — just boil water.\n\nTo do it efficiently, we recommend using &6Large Boilers&r. There's two versions: one each for &8ULV&r and &bMV&r. Each tier provides a strong increase in steam output.\n\nHowever, be aware: the scaling of the &dLarge Steam Turbine&r with these boilers is not the best compared to other power generation methods.\n\nAs a reminder: &e2 mB&r of steam = &e1 EU&r.",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.task": "I will switch to a denser fuel",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lst_fuel.task.1": "Large Boilers",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.lce_fuel.title": "Liquid Fuel",
@@ -3106,8 +3106,8 @@
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.parallel_hatch.task": "Any Parallel Hatch",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.title": "Turbine Rotors",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.subtitle": "So many choices!",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.desc.1": "Rotor Holders naturally require a Rotor to use, but there's a lot of options and they all have different stats, so what do they all mean?\n\nHigher &9Efficiency&r will increase the time each mB of fuel is used for, effectively reducing fuel usage. Meanwhile, &9Power&r will increase how much EU the turbine will generate. Lastly, &9Durability&r should be obvious.",
-	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.desc.2": "Ideally, you'll want to maximize all three, but the choice will depend on how much fuel you're producing, how many turbines you have, and how often you want to replace them, so there's no definitive correct answer. &7(Besides neutronium, of course...)&r\n\nThat being said, if you're completely lost, we recommend Vanadium Steel in &6HV&r, Ultimet in &5EV&r, and HSS-S in &9IV&r.\n\nUnfortunately, you can't automatically pipe new rotors into rotor holders as they need the block in front of them to be completely empty, but a &aMechanical Arm&r will work!",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.desc.1": "Rotor Holders naturally require a Rotor to use, but there's a lot of options and they all have different stats, so what do they all mean?\n\nHigher &9Efficiency&r will increase the duration of the recipe effectively reducing fuel usage. Meanwhile, &9Power&r will increase how much EU the turbine will generate. Lastly, &9Durability&r should be obvious.",
+	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.desc.2": "Ideally, you'll want to maximize all three, but the choice will depend on how much fuel you're producing, how many turbines you have, and how often you want to replace them, so there's no definitive correct answer. &7(Besides neutronium, of course...)&r\n\nThat being said, if you're completely lost, we recommend looking up the quests in each chapter.\n\nUnfortunately, you can't automatically pipe new rotors into rotor holders as they need the block in front of them to be completely empty, but a &aMechanical Arm&r will work!",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.rotor.task": "Any Turbine Rotor",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.fission_reactor.title": "Fission Reactor MK I",
 	"quests.gregtech_energy.fission_reactor.subtitle": "Strap yourself in, this is complicated",
@@ -3351,6 +3351,9 @@
 	"quest.high_voltage.ultimet.task": "Any Ultimet Tool",
 	"quests.high_voltage.alumina_board.subtitle": "Higher education for rocks",
 	"quests.high_voltage.alumina_board.desc": "The &bCopper Bonded Alumina Circuit Boards&r are a direct upgrade over the old &7Silicon Carbide&r ones. With them, you can craft twice as many &eCeramic Circuit Boards&r while skipping the more complex process of producing &7Silicon Carbide&r.\n\nThis option is entirely optional, and it is up to you to decide whether you want to invest the resources into this upgrade. If you need a huge amount of &5Potassium&r for whatever reason, this method can also generate huge amounts of it.\n\nTake note that the next tier, &aChromium Bonded Beryllia Boards&r, are not yet available in the modpack.",
+	"quests.high_voltage.large_steam_turbine.subtitle": "Expensive but so good",
+	"quests.high_voltage.large_steam_turbine.task": "Any Dynamo Hatch though we recommend at least 4A",
+	"quests.high_voltage.large_steam_turbine.desc": "The &eLarge Steam Turbine&r is a very powerful &bMultiblock&r for generating power at &6HV&r. Since there is no single-block generator alternative for &bSteam&r at this tier, you will need to invest in this multiblock if you plan to keep using steam power.\n\nTo understand how it works, refer to the &bGregTech Energy&r chapter and read the entry related to turbines there.",
 	"quests.low_voltage": "&7LV&r - Low Voltage",
 	"quests.low_voltage.subtitle": "Tame electricity and begin your GregTech journey",
 	"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_hull.title": "Your second machine hull",
@@ -3943,6 +3946,10 @@
 	"quests.medium_voltage.diamond_tools.subtitle": "Finally, now we can make a pickaxe and go to the nether!",
 	"quests.medium_voltage.diamond_tools.desc": "Each new tier unlocks additional materials used to craft an entirely new set of &eTools&r.\n\nWhile you may not want to replace your full set every time, it is still worth reviewing their stats, as some provide higher mining speed while others offer greater durability, and there is no absolute best choice. It ultimately depends on your priorities.\n\n&bDiamond-Tipped Tools&r provide higher durability than &9Blue Steel&r with a slight increase in speed - if raw durability is your main goal, you may want to consider &bVanadium Steel Tools&r instead.",
 	"quests.medium_voltage.diamond_tools.task": "Any Diamond-Tipped Tool",
+	"quests.medium_voltage.large_steel_boiler.subtitle": "TERMINAL OVERLOAD",
+	"quests.medium_voltage.large_steel_boiler.desc.1": "The &eLarge Steel Boiler&r may be your best method for &bSteam&r generation. Like the &eLBB&r, it can be boosted with specific fluids, but this version gains access to many new &aBoosters&r, including some you may not have unlocked yet.\n\nThe &eLSB&r also comes with a secondary mode. You can switch modes directly in the controller GUI, allowing the use of new fuels that were not available with the &eLBB&r. Note that each recipe requires both a fluid and a &6Binder&r, and using &8Charcoal&r as the binder can drastically reduce the amount of fluid needed.\n\n&cTo switch mode your LSB can't be running a recipe, you can use a soft hammer to stop it.&r",
+	"quests.medium_voltage.large_steel_boiler.desc.2": "Here is the list of all the &aBoosters&r available and their consumption:\n\n-Creosote => Temperature Increase: &c200&r — Consumption: &b32 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Conifer Pitch and Maple/Birch Sap => Temperature Increase: &c200&r — Consumption: &b32 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Olive Oil => Temperature Increase: &c400&r — Consumption: &b8 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Wood Gas => Temperature Increase: &c400&r — Consumption: &b52 mB/s&r — Available at &7LV&r\n\n&6LSB Exclusive&r:\n\n-Raw Aromatic Mix => Temperature Increase: &c1000&r — Consumption: &b600 mB/s&r — Available at &bMV&r\n\n-Rocket Fuel => Temperature Increase: &c4000&r — Consumption: &b200 mB/s&r — Available at &6HV&r\n\n-Radioactive Effluent => Temperature Increase: &c8000&r — Consumption: &b1 mB/s&r — Available at &5EV&r",
+	"quests.medium_voltage.large_steel_boiler.desc.3": "&l&3Lore:&r&o &oIn GTm the Large Boilers are usually pretty straightforward as it just burns fuel without any kind of modularity. Obviously in TFG we wanted to add a twist to make it a bit more complex but also more modular.&r",
 	"quests.metal_age": "Metallurgy Age",
 	"quests.metal_age.subtitle": "Your First Technological Advancements.",
 	"quests.metal_age.weld_bronze_ingots.title": "Welding Bronze",
@@ -4631,6 +4638,10 @@
 	"quests.steam_age.cobalt_brass.subtitle": "Another fictional alloy",
 	"quests.steam_age.cobalt_brass.desc.1": "Cobalt Brass is used for a few items in the Steam Age and &6LV&r. It's also your first time encountering &bAluminium&r!\n\nCobalt Brass can be obtained in a few different ways:\n\n1) Find something that melts into Aluminium Silicate (such as Kyanite), then alloy it in a Crucible\n\n2)Use an Encased Fan to wash some other ores like Sapphire, Emerald, or Fuller's Earth to obtain Aluminium Dust, which you can then blend in a Mechanical Mixer to create Cobalt Brass Dust.",
 	"quests.steam_age.cobalt_brass.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Aluminium Silicate was created to prevent players from obtaining Aluminium Ingots via TFC methods. Normally, that's the end goal of LV, and while we could just make aluminium not usable with an Ingot Mold, that would result in even more confusion.",
+	"quests.steam_age.large_bronze_boiler.subtitle": "Mass producing Steam",
+	"quests.steam_age.large_bronze_boiler.desc.1": "The &eLarge Bronze Boiler&r is an incredibly strong &bMultiblock&r for producing &bSteam&r. At first, it is powerful enough to sustain machines such as the &eSteam Thermal Centrifuge&r, but you can also add fluids called &aBoosters&r to increase the maximum temperature of the boiler.\n\nHow does it work? Increasing the &cTemperature&r will increase the steam output but reduce &6Efficiency&r. This means the recipe duration becomes shorter, effectively increasing the amount of &8Fuel&r consumed.\n\nWhen the temperature rises, your &9Water&r consumption also increases. Most of the time this is not an issue, but if you are using &bDistilled Water&r instead of regular water—which increases steam output—the higher consumption can become problematic. Keeping a backup supply of normal &9Water&r is recommended for safety.\n\nAlways make sure the boiler has water inside, or it will &cEXPLODE&r.",
+	"quests.steam_age.large_bronze_boiler.desc.2": "Here is the list of all the &aBoosters&r available and their consumption:\n\n-Creosote => Temperature Increase: &c200&r — Consumption: &b32 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Conifer Pitch and Maple/Birch Sap => Temperature Increase: &c200&r — Consumption: &b32 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Olive Oil => Temperature Increase: &c400&r — Consumption: &b8 mB/s&r — Available at &8ULV&r\n\n-Wood Gas => Temperature Increase: &c400&r — Consumption: &b52 mB/s&r — Available at &7LV&r",
+	"quests.steam_age.large_bronze_boiler.desc.3": "&l&3Lore:&r&o &oIn GTm the Large Boilers are usually pretty straightforward as it just burns fuel without any kind of modularity. Obviously in TFG we wanted to add a twist to make it a bit more complex but also more modular.&r",
 	"quests.stone_age": "Stone Age",
 	"quests.stone_age.subtitle": "Humble Beginnings",
 	"quests.stone_age.foods.title": "Hungry?",