An IC2 addon for more nuclear fuels.
17.8 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Reactor Stuff is an IndustrialCraft addon that expands nuclear power with new ores, reactor fuels, breeding materials, neutron sources, and radioactive-isotope generators. Its four ores are uranium, thorium, blazonium, and terminium; blazonium occurs in the Nether and burns entities that step on it, while End-found terminium can teleport entities and can swap places with nearby End Stone, especially when exposed to water. The fuels add different reactor behaviors: thorium produces half the heat and power of uranium but lasts twice as long and breeds U233, while TRIGA throttles output as core heat rises to reduce the risk of reactor explosions. Elerium offers high output and a long lifespan but cannot sustain a chain reaction, so it needs an external neutron source; depleted elerium leaves Lawrencium, and depleted terminium yields Californium. Blazonium output rises with reactor heat, reaching up to nine times the power of uranium, and its depleted fuel converts its uranium filler into plutonium; terminium fuel also produces Californium, which can power generators. The mod adds an infinite-durability Americium-Beryllium reflector that boosts nearby fuel rods without generating heat, plus radioisotope thermoelectric generators powered by plutonium, americium, lawrencium, or californium for steady RF output. It also includes Mjolnir, a pickaxe-axe weapon that can call down lightning when enchanted with Power, along with terminium tools that teleport mined blocks into the player's inventory and blazonium tools that smelt mined blocks and set entities ablaze.
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Adds 9 blocks, 89 items and 2 loot tables.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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