Add Material Working Tier

[serenibyss]

Adds a "working tier" field to all materials, which specifies the minimum voltage that any given working recipe (extruding, bending, solidifying, fluid extracting, wiremilling, etc.) should be. Currently this is just an API, as no materials specify anything above default. The field is publicly accessible and settable for existing materials by addons, groovyscript and crafttweaker, as well as for new materials in a material builder call.

Rather than blindly setting the voltage for carefully chosen EU/t recipes (like the bender being 24 EU/t) to the VA[tier] value, it attempts to scale the voltage to the appropriate adjusted amount at the provided tier. Examples:

• 24 EU/t becomes 96 EU/t at MV working tier, or 384 EU/t at HV working tier
• 16 EU/t becomes 64 EU/t at MV working tier, or 256 EU/t at HV working tier

Additionally, any material with a working tier above HV will no longer generate manual recipes for parts, such as using a Hammer to craft 2 ingots into plates or a File to craft an ingot into a rod.

Open questions on whether these should receive working tier scaling:

• Gem crystallization in Autoclave
• Gem compression in Implosion Compressor
• Gem cutting from larger to smaller gems
• Gem laser engraving from smaller to larger gems
• Turbine Rotor assembling
• Restrictive Pipe assembling
• Quadruple/Nonuple pipe packing

As an additional larger question: should this feature include polarizing to remove our special cases for Neodymium (HV polarizer) and Samarium (IV polarizer)? Or should these continue to be special cases so that they do not need to also gain higher voltage working recipes apart from polarizing?

[screret]

woah.

[TechLord22]

Should this check for int overflow before multiplying?

[bruberu]

As to answer your questions:
I could certainly imagine it taking more effort to operate on some gems than others, so those gem recipes should definitely have working tiers. Turbine rotors, restrictive pipes and packed pipes, on the other hand, sound like it would take approximately the same amount of work to do for each (you just solder some things together), so I don't think they deserve working tiers. As for the polarization, I think polarization tiering probably shouldn't be included within this particular framework (especially since getting an IV lathe for samarium seems quite extreme), but perhaps that could be added in a future API update.

I do agree with TechLord22 that ULV should be supported as a tier, for no other reason than that there isn't a reason not to give developers a way to autogen recipes under 8 EU/t.