Various recipe fixes and tweaks

[AbdielKavash]

I went through github issues and my own notes and collected a set of various minor recipe issues and requests, and implemented all I could find. None of these should have a significant balance impact.

• [Nuclear Control] Fixed Advanced Panel Extender recipe. Closes Incorrect Advanced Panel Extender assembler recipe GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#15241.
• [Thaumic Bases] Added recycling recipes for Quicksilver Block and Bricks. Both smelt into 9 Quicksilver, or fluid extract into 9000 Mercury. Closes Unable to process Quicksilver Block GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#14913.
• [ProjectRed] Added recipes for missing components: Item Crafting Extension Chip (circuit assembler recipe) and Network Latency Pipe. Closes Re-add Recipe for Project Red Extension Chips GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#15262 and ProjectRed: network latency pipe has no recipe GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#14915. I decided not to add recipes for Pressure tubes, since they basically overlap in function with GT item pipes. If somebody wants them because they look cool, they can be added.
• [Tinker's Mechworks] Added an assembler recipe to directly craft a full Spool of Wire. To avoid conflicts, the original recipe for an empty spool now requires circuit 1. Closes Tinker's Mechworks Spool of Wire refilling is difficult GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#12053 in a satisfactory way.
• [Logistics Pipes] The recipe for a Blank Module is no longer just a conversion from Project Red Null-Logic Routing Chip. Basic ingredients remain the same, but the Blank Module can now be crafted directly. However, since it doesn't make sense for PR components to be in the recipe anymore, the circuit plate has been replaced by iron plates instead. Fixes Broken Logistic Pipes Blank Module /Project Red Routing Chip recipe. GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#14535 (which was actually a recipe conflict issue).
• [Steve's Carts] The Blank Upgrade now takes steel plates, instead of reinforced plates. This makes basic upgrades for the Cart Assembler available in early LV, without requiring an implosion compressor. Note that many advanced upgrades still require reinforced metal on top of the blank upgrade, this has not been changed. Closes Steve's Carts upgrade crafting needs rebalancing GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#14655.
• [Hardcore Ender Expansion] Added recipes for many decorative blocks from the mod. Most blocks have both a crafting recipe, and a (usually more efficient) assembler recipe. Variants of Ravaged Brick and Persegrit are chiselable. Full list of added recipes. Closes Renewable sources/chisel support for HEE decorative blocks GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#15093. (I don't know if this would be better as a separate PR in HEE itself, but that repo seems to be very dead.)
• [Chisel] Added mixer recipes for all colors of hempcrete powders. Closes 2.4.0: Mixer Recipes for All Hempcrete Powders GT-New-Horizons-Modpack#14886.
• [Chisel] Added more efficient bulk crafting recipes in the assembler for the remaining blocks that still didn't have them: Anti Block, Carpet (includes cutting machine recipes), Cubits, Fantasy Block, Neonite, GloTek, Rebellious Block, Structural Concrete, Purpur Block, Svelstone, Woolen Clay. All new recipes follow the same pattern as existing ones, where the amount of "cheap" input materials (stone, iron, ...) is cut about in half.

I did my best to make sure that none of the added/changed recipes have any recipe conflict in the full pack.

[chochem]

why are many recipes added in scripts when its mostly normal gt recipes?

[chochem]

is this on purpose? These itemlist circuits should only be used if you want to forbid unification (multiple occurences, not just here)

[AbdielKavash]

I tried following the adjacent code for similar recipes as closely as I could, both for placement and for methods used. Is there some documentation that I could read for the "proper" way of doing this? So far I'm trying to learn by following the code that is already there.

[chochem]

not really. Scripts folder are mostly autoconverted things though, so often not ideal, unless they got a good cleanup.
If you look at the itemlist you use, you can see it specificly has the no-unification tag. So if you want to allow all circuits of the tier (which is almost always the case) you cant use that but should use the gt oredictunificator for example.
When it comes to where recipes go our current idea is to put gt machine recipes in the folder for that machine. Required mods are then just checked for a small section of recipes or even individually directly now with the new option miozune added to RA2.

[AbdielKavash]

What would you recommend then? Should I keep the new recipes together with the old ones, for consistency? Or move them to the respective machine-specific files? Or even move everything (both newly added recipes and the old ones) to where they should be now?

[chochem]

I would move just move them.
Moving them all would also be nice but is a lot of work and might also include some more cleanup. I might get back to that at some point.

[chochem]

well the moving is one thing. And since the file is not cleaned up anyway, its not critical.

But you need to fix the circuits.

[AbdielKavash]

I have cleaned up the circuits and other OreDict nonsense in Project Red and Logistics Pipes. I also caught two minor errors, the time of one recipe was obviously wrong; and two recipes in Logistics Pipes were missing a programmed circuit. I have manually verified the changes side-by-side to make sure nothing went missing.

I agree that as a whole the coremod recipes need a huge amount of cleanup and reorganization. But that should be done separately in a different PR.

[chochem]

ah you cleaned up the entire 2 files now and not just your recipes. thats awesome!

I dont see any mistakes or missing stuff right now but of course its a lot.