Materials

First of all, the best docs is the source itself: Source

INFO

This docs goes of GroovyScript version 0.4.0 and GTCEu 2.5.4

Introduction

Firstly, you should know what a Material actually is

Material is the basis of CEu. It defines a substance and its properties. It usually takes the form of an element ( i.e. Oxygen) or a compound (i.e. Water), but it can also take the form of something weird like the Eye of Ender.

Which Properties are defined?

The Material specifies whether it has a Fluid property, plasma property, dust property, gem property or ingot property. When it has a specific property, GTCEu will register the corresponding item or fluid automatically. Some properties will require others, like Ingot requiring Dust.

What else does it define?

You can additionally define Colors, Flags (indicators for specific attributes), MaterialIconSet (textures), CableProperties, Element, Formula (tooltips), Components and more. Don't worry, they are not complicated, and will be introduced in detail below.

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Retrieving Existing Materials

There are two good ways to do this: the simple way and the not simple way.

The Simple Way

This method requires the Material to first exist. This method goes off of the material's Unlocalized Name, which is the name used before it is translated in a lang file. You can use the /gs hand command to retrieve the material of items.

// assigns the variable my_material to a Material called Steel.
def my_material = material('steel')

The Not Simple Way

This method also works exactly the same as before, but the former is much easier and more convenient. It is strongly recommended to use the Simple Way.

// import the Material class to use Materials
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Materials

// assigns the variable my_material to a Material called Steel.
var my_material = Materials.Steel

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Creating a New Material

GregTech materials must be created in the preInit loader. Additionaly they need to be registered (or modified) inside an event.

// import the material event
import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent

// register an event listener
event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    // create materials here
}

Note that when the event runs GregTech materials are already created, but addon materials might not. To modify addon materials (but don't register) use PostMaterialEvent instead of MaterialEvent.

Materials are created using a system called MaterialBuilder. If you've used GregTech CE and CEu's system for adding machine recipes, this will feel very similar.

All Materials need a number id and a name. The id must be from 0-32767, however, Ids 32000+ are reserved for pack makers. No add-on developer is supposed to use ids in that range, so there should be no worry about conflicts. 700+ materials is more than all of CEu uses by itself too! The name must be all lowercase, contain no spaces, and not have special characters (@, %, etc).

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

// import the Material class for making new materials

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    /*
     * This does not do much on its own.
     * It assigns a variable to a new MaterialBuilder, with an id of 32000, and a name of "my_material".
     */
    def my_material_builder = new Material.Builder(32000, "my_material")
}

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    /*
     * This will not work quite yet. Read on to learn what else this needs!
     * It would assign a variable to a new Material, with an id of 32001, and a name of "my_real_material".
     *
     * Use .build() to finish building a material. This is what actually creates it.
     */
    def my_material = new Material.Builder(32001, "my_real_material").build()
}

Adding Material Properties

This is where materials really start to take shape. All of the following methods are called on a new Material.Builder(). Scroll down to the first example to see how to do this. Each method can be chained together, one after the other, until the desired material is all specified. It is then built and the end and returns a finished Material.

fluid: fluid(@Optional String type, @Optional boolean hasBlock)

Adds a FluidProperty to this Material, which generates a fluid. The following two parameters are optional. If you want to modify a later optional parameter, you must specify a value for every preceding one. Note that you do not need to specify anything when using fluid().

• @Optional type - The Material.FluidType of this Material, either "fluid" or "gas".
• @Optional hasBlock - If true, create a Fluid Block for this Material, which can be placed in the world.

plasma: plasma()

Adds a PlasmaProperty to this Material, which generates a plasma. It does not require a FluidProperty, but can be used in conjunction with it.

dust: dust(@Optional int harvestLevel, @Optional int burnTime)

Adds a DustProperty to this Material, which generates a Dust, Small Dust, and Tiny Dust. Is automatically applied by IngotProperty and GemProperty.

• @Optional harvestLevel - The Harvest Level of the Material's block when mining it. If the Material also has a ToolProperty, this value will also be used to determine the tool's Mining Level.
• @Optional burnTime - The Burn Time (in ticks) of this Material as a Furnace Fuel. If not specified, the material * cannot* be used as a furnace fuel.

ingot: ingot(@Optional int harvestLevel, @Optional int burnTime)

Adds an IngotProperty to this Material, which generates an Ingot. It automatically adds a DustProperty. This is INCOMPATIBLE with GemProperty.

• @Optional harvestLevel - The Harvest Level of the Material's block when mining it. If the Material also has a ToolProperty, this value will also be used to determine the tool's Mining Level. If this Material already had a Harvest Level defined, it will be overridden.
• @Optional burnTime - The Burn Time (in ticks) of this Material as a Furnace Fuel. If not specified, the material * cannot* be used as a furnace fuel. If this Material already had a Burn Time defined, it will be overridden.

gem: gem(@Optional int harvestLevel, @Optional int burnTime)

Adds a GemProperty to this Material, which generates all types of GregTech Gems. It automatically adds a DustProperty. This is INCOMPATIBLE with IngotProperty.

• @Optional harvestLevel - The Harvest Level of the Material's block when mining it. If the Material also has a ToolProperty, this value will also be used to determine the tool's Mining Level. If this Material already had a Harvest Level defined, it will be overridden.
• @Optional burnTime - The Burn Time (in ticks) of this Material as a Furnace Fuel. If not specified, the material * cannot* be used as a furnace fuel. If this Material already had a Burn Time defined, it will be overridden.

polymer: polymer(@Optional int harvestLevel)

Adds a PolymerProperty to this material, which determines if special lang entries should be used for its items: such as "Sheet" instead of "Plate." This requires a FluidProperty.

• @Optional harvestLevel - The Harvest Level of the Material's block when mining it. If the Material also has a ToolProperty, this value will also be used to determine the tool's Mining Level. If this Material already had a Harvest Level defined, it will be overridden.

color: color(int color)

Set the Color of this Material. Defaults to 0xFFFFFF unless colorAverage() is used. Colors can be supplied in either of the following formats: the integer value, such as 16777215 or as 0xFFFFFF. This is RGB, with no alpha channel.

• color - The RGB color to use for the Material.

colorAverage: colorAverage()

The Material's Color will be a weighted average of all of the Components' colors in the Material.

rotorStats: rotorStats(float speed, float damage, int durability)

Set the stats for turbine rotors which are made from this Material. Speed and Damage are used according to a formula, and do not reflect those two user-facing properties directly.

• speed - Speed of the rotor.
• damage - Damage of the rotor.
• durability - Durability of the rotor.

blastTemp: blastTemp(int temp, @Optional String gasTier, @Optional int eutOverride, @Optional int durationOverride)

Sets the Blast Furnace Temperature of this Material. If below 1000 Kelvin, Primitive Blast Furnace recipes will be also added. If above 1750 Kelvin, a Hot Ingot and its appropriate Vacuum Freezer recipe will be also added. If a Material with this Property has a Fluid, its temperature will be set to this if it is currently using the default Fluid temperature.

• temp - Blast Furnace Temperature in Kelvin required to heat up the material. Just like in real life, this value * cannot* be less than 0.
• @Optional gasTier - The tier of gas used to smelt in the Electric Blast Furnace. Available options are: "LOW", "MID", "HIGH", "HIGHER", "HIGHEST.
• @Optional eutOverride - Sets the EU/t of autogenerated Electric Blast Furnace recipes to the specified value.
• @Optional durationOverride - Sets the base duration in ticks of autogenerated Electric Blast Furnace recipes to the specified value.

ore: ore(@Optional int oreMultiplier, @Optional int byproductMultiplier, @Optional boolean emissive)

Adds Ore Blocks, Crushed, Crushed Purified, Crushed Centrifuged, Impure Dust, and Purified Dust for this Material.

• @Optional oreMultiplier - Crushed Ore output amount multiplier for Ore -> Crushed Ore Maceration. Default: 1 (no multiplier).
• @Optional byproductMultiplier - Byproduct output amount multiplier for Crushed Ore processing of any kind. Default: 1 (no multiplier).
• @Optional emissive - Should ore block use emissive texturing (see below image). Default: false.

washedIn: washedIn(Material material, @Optional int washedAmount)

Sets what the material's crushed ore is washed in using the Chemical Bath. Requires OreProperty to be set.

• material - The Material in which this material is to be washed. The parameter's Material requires FluidProperty to be set.
• @Optional washedAmount - The amount of fluid the crushed ore will be washed in. Default: 100mB.

separatedInto: separatedInto(Material... materials)

Sets the products of processing this Material's Purified Dust in an Electromagnetic Separator. Requires OreProperty to be set.

• materials - An array of materials which is output in the magnetic separator. This already includes the Material itself automatically.

addOreByproducts: addOreByproducts(Material... materials)

Sets the Ore Byproducts of this Material. Requires OreProperty to be set.

• materials - An array of materials which are used for various ore processing byproduct outputs.

oreSmeltInto: oreSmeltInto(Material material)

Sets the Direct Smelting product in a vanilla furnace of this Material's ore related forms. Requires OreProperty to be set.

• material - The material to output in the furnace. Can have IngotProperty, GemProperty, or DustProperty.

polarizesInto: polarizesInto(Material material)

Sets the Polarizer product of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• material - The material to output when polarized.

arcSmeltInto: arcSmeltInto(Material material)

Sets the Arc Furnace product of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• material - The material to output when arc furnaced. By default, the material will output itself.

macerateInto: macerateInto(Material material)

Sets the Macerator product of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• material - The material to output when macerated. By default, the material will output itself.

fluidTemp: fluidTemp(int temp)

Sets the temperature of the fluid of this Material. Requires FluidProperty to be set.

• temp - The temperature in Kelvin to set. Like in real life, this value cannot be less than 0.

cableProperties: cableProperties(long voltage, int amperage, int loss, @Optional boolean isSuperCon)

Adds cables and wires of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• voltage - The voltage amount a 1x wire/cable can transfer.
• amperage - The amperage amount a 1x wire/cable can handle.
• loss - The loss per block a 1x wire will have. Cables have this value divided by 2, but will never be lossless unless set to 0.
• @Optional isSuperCon - Whether this is a superconductor. This will prevent cables from generating, and have a loss of 0.

fluidPipeProperties: fluidPipeProperties(int maxTemp, int throughput, boolean gasProof)

Adds Fluid Pipes of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• maxTemp - Sets the maximum allowed fluid temperature in the pipe. Pipes burn/vanish when fluid is too hot.
• throughput - Sets the maximum flowrate through the pipes. This value multiplied by 20 is the maximum rate for the Tiny Pipe. Each subsequent pipe is further multiplied by 2 over the previous.
• gasProof - If true, the pipe is able to transfer fluids with the Gas state. Else, they will vaporize.

fluidPipeProperties: fluidPipeProperties(int maxTemp, int throughput, boolean gasProof, boolean acidProof, boolean cryoProof, boolean plasmaProof)

Adds Fluid Pipes of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• maxTemp - Sets the maximum allowed fluid temperature in the pipe. Pipes burn/vanish when fluid is too hot.
• throughput - Sets the maximum flowrate through the pipes. This value multiplied by 20 is the maximum rate for the Tiny Pipe. Each subsequent pipe is further multiplied by 2 over the previous.
• gasProof - If true, the pipe is able to transfer fluids with the Gas state. Else, they will vaporize.
• acidProof - If true, the pipe is able to transfer fluids with the Acidic attribute. Else, they will destroy the pipe.
• cryoProof - If true, the pipe is able to transfer fluids with the Cryogenic attribute. Else, they will vaporize.
• plasmaProof - If true, the pipe is able to transfer fluids with the Plasma state, regardless of the fluid pipe's maximum temperature. Else, they will destroy the pipe.

itemPipeProperties: itemPipeProperties(int priority, float stacksPerSec)

Adds item pipes of this Material. Requires IngotProperty to be set.

• priority - Sets the priority for the pipe. Items will take the path with the lowest priority. This value is used for the Normal Pipe. The Small Pipe has this value multiplied by 1.5, and the Large Pipe has this value multiplied by 0.75.
• stacksPerSec - Sets the maximum transfer rate in stacks of 64 items per second. This value is used for the Normal Pipe. Small Pipes have this value multiplied by 0.5. Large Pipes have this value multiplied by 2.

Tool stats

Tool stats are slightly more complicated than in CT, but also more configurable.
toolStats: toolStats(ToolProperty property)
As you can see there is only one method which accepts a ToolProperty. You can create it like this:

import gregtech.api.unification.material.properties.ToolProperty

ToolProperty property = ToolProperty.Builder.of(float speed, float damage, int durability, int harvestLevel).build()

Before calling build() at the end you can call several other methods to further customize your tool stats

ToolProperty property = ToolProperty.Builder.of(float speed, float damage, int durability, int harvestLevel)
        .attackSpeed(float attackSpeed) // self explanatory
        .ignoreCraftingTools() /*(1)!*/
        .unbreakable() // self explanatory
        .enchantment(Enchantment enchantment, int level) /*(2)!*/
        .magnetic() /*(3)!*/
        .durabilityMultiplier(int multiplier) /*(4)!*/
        .build()

1. There won't be any crafting tools like hammer, saw and wrench
2. Default enchantment that every tool with this material has. Enchantment can be obtained with the enchantment(String name) method.
3. All mined block will go straight to the players inventory.
4. A multiplier for the property durability.

Set the stats for tools which are made from this Material.

• speed - Mining Speed of the tools.
• damage - Attack Damage dealt by the tools.
• durability - Durability of the tools.
• harvestLevel - Harvest Level of the tools.

Example

This is example of a material using everything mentioned so far.

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    def specialSteel = new Material.Builder(32002, "special_steel") // name
            .fluid("gas", false) // gas without block
            .ingot() // has ingot (and therefore dust)
            .color(0x0000FF) // pure blue
            .toolStats(10, 3, 256, 21) // tool stats
            .blastTemp(2900) // EBF temperature
            .ore() // has ore blocks
            .addOreByproducts(material('gold'), material('copper')) // add byproducts
            .cableProperties(128, 2, 4, false) // add cables
            .build() // build the actual material
}

Changing Material Appearances

You may have noticed from testing the above example that the material's textures looks like the same style as many others. This is called the MaterialIconSet. This entire next section is dedicated to explaining this system and how to use it.

Available MaterialIconsets and existing material examples which use them.

MaterialIconset

MaterialIconset	Example
"DULL"	Aluminium
"METALLIC"	Steel
"MAGNETIC"	Magnetic Steel
"SHINY"	Copper
"BRIGHT"	Annealed Copper
"DIAMOND"	Apatite
"EMERALD"	Cinnabar
"GEM_HORIZONTAL"	Blue Topaz
"GEM_VERTICAL"	Sapphire
"RUBY"	Ruby
"OPAL"	Opal
"GLASS"	Glass
"NETHERSTAR"	Nether Star
"FINE"	Rock Salt
"SAND"	Glauconite Sand
"WOOD"	Wood
"ROUGH"	Pyrite
"FLINT"	Flint
"LIGNITE"	Coal Coke
"QUARTZ"	Quartzite
"CERTUS"	Certus Quartz
"LAPIS"	Lazurite
"FLUID"	Nitric Acid
"GAS"	Argon

For example, the following image shows the appearance of ores with different MaterialIconSets.

The MaterialIconSet of a material, which determines all of its textures, is set with a single method.

iconSet: iconSet(String iconSet)

Sets the MaterialIconSet of this Material. Defaults vary depending on if the Material has:

• GemProperty - defaults to "GEM_VERTICAL"
• IngotProperty or DustProperty - defaults to "DULL"
• FluidProperty - defaults to either "FLUID" or "GAS", depending on the FluidType
• PlasmaProperty - defaults to "FLUID", but will receive a special plasma texture regardless.

The default will be determined by the property found first in this order.

Example with a MaterialIconSet

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    def specialSteelTextured = new Material.Builder(32003, "special_steel_textured") // name
            .fluid("gas", false) // gas without block
            .ingot() // has ingot (and therefore dust)
            .color(0x0000FF) // pure blue
            .iconSet("shiny") // iconset to the shiny type
            .toolStats(10, 3, 256, 21) // tool stats
            .blastTemp(2900) // EBF temperature
            .ore() // has ore blocks
            .addOreByproducts(material('gold'), material('copper')) // add byproducts
            .cableProperties(128, 2, 4, false) // add cables
            .build() // build the actual material
}

Components

Components refers to composition of the Material.

For example, the components of TungstenSteel is 1 Tungsten (W) and 1 Steel (Fe). That makes its chemical formula:

MaterialStack

Components are determined using something called a MaterialStack. This is the Material version of an ItemStack which is an Item with a Count. In our case, MaterialStack is a Material with a Count.

// creates a MaterialStack of Material Tin with a Count of 3.
def my_material_stack = material('tin') * 3

Simple, isn't it?

Setting the Components

components: components(MaterialStack... components)

Sets the components of the material.

• components - an array of MaterialStacks representing the components of this Material.

Example

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    def cursed_chemistry_material = new Material.Builder(32004, "cursed_chemistry_material")
            .fluid()
            .color(0x00FF00) // pure red
            .components(material('silver') * 3, material('nitrogen') * 6, material('carbon') * 2) // set the components
            .build() // build the actual material
}

Material Flags

MaterialFlags refers to additional mini-attributes about the material. There are a ton of them.

Available MaterialFlags for Every Material:

• "no_unification": Add to material to disable it's unification fully (this means no autogenerated recipes).
• "decomposition_requires_hydrogen": Decomposition recipe requires hydrogen as additional input. Amount is equal to input amount. Sets the electrolyzer voltage to EV.
• "decomposition_by_electrolyzing": Enables electrolyzer decomposition recipe generation.
• "decomposition_by_centrifuging": Enables centrifuge decomposition recipe generation.
• "disable_decomposition": Disables decomposition recipe generation for this material and all materials that has it as component.
• "explosive": Add to material if it is some kind of explosive.
• "flammable": Add to material if it is some kind of flammable.
• "generate_plate":

Available MaterialFlags for Materials with DustProperty:

• "generate_plate": Generate a plate for this material. If it only has a DustProperty, a dust compressor recipe will be added. If it has an IngotProperty, bending machine recipes will be added. If a block is found, cutting machine recipes will be generated.
• "generate_rod": Generate a rod for this material.
• "generate_frame": Generate a frame for this material. Requires "generate_rod".
• "generate_gear": Generate a gear for this material. Requires "generate_plate" and "generate_rod".
• "generate_long_rod": Generate a long rod for this material. Requires "generate_rod".
• "exclude_block_crafting_recipes": Prevent creating shapeless recipes for dust to block and vice versa. Prevents extruding and alloy smelting via the Block Shape/Mold.
• "exclude_plate_compressor_recipe": Prevent creating plates in the compressor from dust. Requires "generate_plate".
• "exclude_block_crafting_by_hand_recipes": Prevent creating shapeless recipes for dust to block and vice versa.
• "mortar_grindable": All the material to be ground into dust when crafting with a mortar.

Available MaterialFlags for Materials with IngotProperty:

• "no_working": Add if it cannot be worked by any means other than smashing or smelting. This is used for coated Materials.
• "no_smashing": Add to material if it cannot be used for regular Metal working techniques since it is not possible to bend it.
• "no_smelting": Add to material if it's impossible to smelt it.
• "blast_furnace_calcite_double": Add this to your Material if you want to have its Ore Calcite heated in a Blast Furnace for 2x output.
• "blast_furnace_calcite_triple": Add this to your Material if you want to have its Ore Calcite heated in a Blast Furnace for 3x output.
• "generate_foil": Generate a foil for this material. Requires "generate_plate".
• "generate_bolt_screw": Generate a bolt and screw for this material. Requires "generate_rod".
• "generate_ring": Generate a ring for this material. Requires "generate_rod".
• "generate_spring": Generate a spring for this material. Requires "generate_long_rod".
• "generate_spring_small": Generate a small spring for this material. Requires "generate_rod".
• "generate_small_gear": Generate a small gear for this material. Requires "generate_plate" and "generate_rod".
• "generate_fine_wire": Generate a fine wire for this material. Requires "generate_foil".
• "generate_rotor": Generate a rotor for this material. Requires "generate_bolt_screw", "generate_ring", and "generate_plate".
• "generate_dense": Generate a dense plate for this material. Requires "generate_plate".
• "generate_round": Generate a dense plate for this material.

Available MaterialFlags for Materials with GemProperty:

• "crystallizable": If this material can be crystallized in an autoclave.
• "generate_lens": Generate a lens for this material. Requires "generate_plate".

Available MaterialFlags for Materials with OreProperty:

• "high_sifter_output": If this material has a higher output when the Crushed Purified Ore is processed in the Sifter.

Adding Flags to a Material

flags: flags(String... names) Add MaterialFlags to this Material.

• names - a string array of the names of specific MaterialFlags.

Example

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    def specialSteelFlagged = new Material.Builder(32004, "special_steel_flagged") // name
            .fluid("gas", false) // gas without block
            .ingot() // has ingot (and therefore dust)
            .color(0x0000FF) // pure blue
            .iconSet("shiny") // iconset to the shiny type
            .flags("generate_plate", "generate_foil") // add flags
            .toolStats(10, 3, 256, 21) // tool stats
            .blastTemp(2900) // EBF temperature
            .ore() // has ore blocks
            .addOreByproducts(material('gold'), material('copper')) // add byproducts
            .cableProperties(128, 2, 4, false) // add cables
            .build() // build the actual material
}

Elements

Element is used to specify a material as element. CEu has the periodic table, so you probably won't need it much.

Elements.add: Elements.add(long protons, long neutrons, long halfLifeSeconds, String decayTo, String name, String symbol, boolean isIsotope) Add a new element.

• protons - Amount of Protons
• neutrons - Amount of Neutrons
• halfLifeSeconds - Amount of Half Life this Material has in Seconds. -1 for stable Materials
• decayTo - String representing the Elements it decays to. Separated by an '&' character
• name - Name of the Element
• symbol - Symbol of the Element

Elements.get: Elements.get(String name)

• name - the name of the element Get the element by name.

Elements

protons	netrons	halfLifeSeconds	decayTo	name	symbol	isIsotope
1	0	-1	null	"Hydrogen"	"H"	false
1	1	-1	"H"	"Deuterium"	"D"	true
1	2	-1	"D"	"Tritium"	"T"	true
2	2	-1	null	"Helium"	"He"	false
2	1	-1	"H&D"	"Helium-3"	"He-3"	true
3	4	-1	null	"Lithium"	"Li"	false
4	5	-1	null	"Beryllium"	"Be"	false
5	5	-1	null	"Boron"	"B"	false
6	6	-1	null	"Carbon"	"C"	false
7	7	-1	null	"Nitrogen"	"N"	false
8	8	-1	null	"Oxygen"	"O"	false
9	9	-1	null	"Fluorine"	"F"	false
10	10	-1	null	"Neon"	"Ne"	false
11	11	-1	null	"Sodium"	"Na"	false
12	12	-1	null	"Magnesium"	"Mg"	false
13	13	-1	null	"Aluminium"	"Al"	false
14	14	-1	null	"Silicon"	"Si"	false
15	15	-1	null	"Phosphorus"	"P"	false
16	16	-1	null	"Sulfur"	"S"	false
17	18	-1	null	"Chlorine"	"Cl"	false
18	22	-1	null	"Argon"	"Ar"	false
19	20	-1	null	"Potassium"	"K"	false
20	20	-1	null	"Calcium"	"Ca"	false
21	24	-1	null	"Scandium"	"Sc"	false
22	26	-1	null	"Titanium"	"Ti"	false
23	28	-1	null	"Vanadium"	"V"	false
24	28	-1	null	"Chrome"	"Cr"	false
25	30	-1	null	"Manganese"	"Mn"	false
26	30	-1	null	"Iron"	"Fe"	false
27	32	-1	null	"Cobalt"	"Co"	false
28	30	-1	null	"Nickel"	"Ni"	false
29	34	-1	null	"Copper"	"Cu"	false
30	35	-1	null	"Zinc"	"Zn"	false
31	39	-1	null	"Gallium"	"Ga"	false
32	40	-1	null	"Germanium"	"Ge"	false
33	42	-1	null	"Arsenic"	"As"	false
34	45	-1	null	"Selenium"	"Se"	false
35	45	-1	null	"Bromine"	"Br"	false
36	48	-1	null	"Krypton"	"Kr"	false
37	48	-1	null	"Rubidium"	"Rb"	false
38	49	-1	null	"Strontium"	"Sr"	false
39	50	-1	null	"Yttrium"	"Y"	false
40	51	-1	null	"Zirconium"	"Zr"	false
41	53	-1	null	"Niobium"	"Nb"	false
42	53	-1	null	"Molybdenum"	"Mo"	false
43	55	-1	null	"Technetium"	"Tc"	false
44	57	-1	null	"Ruthenium"	"Ru"	false
45	58	-1	null	"Rhodium"	"Rh"	false
46	60	-1	null	"Palladium"	"Pd"	false
47	60	-1	null	"Silver"	"Ag"	false
48	64	-1	null	"Cadmium"	"Cd"	false
49	65	-1	null	"Indium"	"In"	false
50	68	-1	null	"Tin"	"Sn"	false
51	70	-1	null	"Antimony"	"Sb"	false
52	75	-1	null	"Tellurium"	"Te"	false
53	74	-1	null	"Iodine"	"I"	false
54	77	-1	null	"Xenon"	"Xe"	false
55	77	-1	null	"Caesium"	"Cs"	false
56	81	-1	null	"Barium"	"Ba"	false
57	81	-1	null	"Lanthanum"	"La"	false
58	82	-1	null	"Cerium"	"Ce"	false
59	81	-1	null	"Praseodymium"	"Pr"	false
60	84	-1	null	"Neodymium"	"Nd"	false
61	83	-1	null	"Promethium"	"Pm"	false
62	88	-1	null	"Samarium"	"Sm"	false
63	88	-1	null	"Europium"	"Eu"	false
64	93	-1	null	"Gadolinium"	"Gd"	false
65	93	-1	null	"Terbium"	"Tb"	false
66	96	-1	null	"Dysprosium"	"Dy"	false
67	97	-1	null	"Holmium"	"Ho"	false
68	99	-1	null	"Erbium"	"Er"	false
69	99	-1	null	"Thulium"	"Tm"	false
70	103	-1	null	"Ytterbium"	"Yb"	false
71	103	-1	null	"Lutetium"	"Lu"	false
72	106	-1	null	"Hafnium"	"Hf"	false
73	107	-1	null	"Tantalum"	"Ta"	false
74	109	-1	null	"Tungsten"	"W"	false
75	111	-1	null	"Rhenium"	"Re"	false
76	114	-1	null	"Osmium"	"Os"	false
77	115	-1	null	"Iridium"	"Ir"	false
78	117	-1	null	"Platinum"	"Pt"	false
79	117	-1	null	"Gold"	"Au"	false
80	120	-1	null	"Mercury"	"Hg"	false
81	123	-1	null	"Thallium"	"Tl"	false
82	125	-1	null	"Lead"	"Pb"	false
83	125	-1	null	"Bismuth"	"Bi"	false
84	124	-1	null	"Polonium"	"Po"	false
85	124	-1	null	"Astatine"	"At"	false
86	134	-1	null	"Radon"	"Rn"	false
87	134	-1	null	"Francium"	"Fr"	false
88	136	-1	null	"Radium"	"Ra"	false
89	136	-1	null	"Actinium"	"Ac"	false
90	140	-1	null	"Thorium"	"Th"	false
91	138	-1	null	"Protactinium"	"Pa"	false
92	146	-1	null	"Uranium"	"U"	false
92	146	-1	null	"Uranium-238"	"U-238"	false
92	143	-1	null	"Uranium-235"	"U-235"	true
93	144	-1	null	"Neptunium"	"Np"	false
94	152	-1	null	"Plutonium"	"Pu"	false
94	145	-1	null	"Plutonium-239"	"Pu-239"	false
94	149	-1	null	"Plutonium-241"	"Pu-241"	true
95	150	-1	null	"Americium"	"Am"	false
96	153	-1	null	"Curium"	"Cm"	false
97	152	-1	null	"Berkelium"	"Bk"	false
98	153	-1	null	"Californium"	"Cf"	false
99	153	-1	null	"Einsteinium"	"Es"	false
100	157	-1	null	"Fermium"	"Fm"	false
101	157	-1	null	"Mendelevium"	"Md"	false
102	157	-1	null	"Nobelium"	"No"	false
103	159	-1	null	"Lawrencium"	"Lr"	false
104	161	-1	null	"Rutherfordium"	"Rf"	false
105	163	-1	null	"Dubnium"	"Db"	false
106	165	-1	null	"Seaborgium"	"Sg"	false
107	163	-1	null	"Bohrium"	"Bh"	false
108	169	-1	null	"Hassium"	"Hs"	false
109	167	-1	null	"Meitnerium"	"Mt"	false
110	171	-1	null	"Darmstadtium"	"Ds"	false
111	169	-1	null	"Roentgenium"	"Rg"	false
112	173	-1	null	"Copernicium"	"Cn"	false
113	171	-1	null	"Nihonium"	"Nh"	false
114	175	-1	null	"Flerovium"	"Fl"	false
115	173	-1	null	"Moscovium"	"Mc"	false
116	177	-1	null	"Livermorium"	"Lv"	false
117	177	-1	null	"Tennessine"	"Ts"	false
118	176	-1	null	"Oganesson"	"Og"	false
119	178	-1	null	"Tritanium"	"Tr"	false
120	180	-1	null	"Duranium"	"Dr"	false
125	198	-1	null	"Trinium"	"Ke"	false
174	352	140	null	"Naquadah"	"Nq"	true
174	354	140	null	"NaquadahEnriched"	"Nq+"	true
174	348	140	null	"Naquadria"	"Nq"	true
0	1000	-1	null	"Neutronium"	"Nt"	false
750	1000	-1	null	"Adamantium"	"Ad"	false
850	900	-1	null	"Vibranium"	"Vb"	false
550	670	-1	null	"Taranium"	"Tn"	false

Elemental Material Example

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material
import gregtech.api.unification.Elements

// elements can be created outside the event
def CEu = Elements.add(999, 999, -1, null, "GTCEu", "CEu", false) // create a new element.

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->
    def element_material = new Material.Builder(32006, "element_material").element("GTCEu").build()

    def Au = Elements.get("Gold") // get an existing element.

    def element_material = new Material.Builder(32007, "element_material").element("Gold").build()
}

Material Creation Full Examples

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.MaterialEvent
import gregtech.api.unification.material.Material

event_manager.listen { MaterialEvent event ->

    new Material.Builder(32000, "red_iron")
            .ingot().fluid()
            .color(0xF7B29B)
            .flags("generate_plate", "generate_rod", "generate_gear", "decomposition_by_centrifuging")
            .components(material('iron') * 1, material('redstone') * 1)
            .cableProperties(32, 2, 1)
            .build()

    new Material.Builder(32001, "glowing_redstone")
            .dust()
            .color(0x774D05).iconSet("bright")
            .flags(["decomposition_by_centrifuging"])
            .components([material('glowstone') * 1, material('redstone') * 1])
            .build()

    new Material.Builder(32002, "rare_iron")
            .ingot().fluid()
            .color(0x6AE26E).iconSet("bright")
            .flags("generate_plate", "generate_rod", "generate_gear", "disable_decomposition")
            .components(material('iron') * 1, material('rare_earth') * 1)
            .cableProperties(8, 2, 1)
            .build()

    new Material.Builder(32003, "obsidian_steel")
            .ingot().fluid()
            .color(0x414751).iconSet("metallic")
            .flags("generate_plate", "generate_rod", "disable_decomposition")
            .components(material('steel') * 1, material('obsidian') * 1)
            .build()

    new Material.Builder(32004, "silicon_steel")
            .ingot().fluid()
            .color(0xB2C0C1).iconSet("shiny")
            .flags("generate_plate", "generate_rod", "generate_gear", "decomposition_by_centrifuging")
            .components(material('steel') * 1, material('silicon') * 1)
            .build()

    new Material.Builder(32005, "rare_gold")
            .ingot().fluid()
            .color(0x755C40)
            .flags("generate_plate", "disable_decomposition")
            .components(material('gold') * 1, material('rare_earth') * 1)
            .build()
}

Modifying existing Materials

See the Retrieving Existing Materials section for information on retrieving existing materials.

The material registry can do more than just get materials.

MaterialRegistry.get(String materialName)

• materialName - get a Material by its unlocalized name.

MaterialRegistry.getAllMaterials() get

• get a list of every material registered

Materials also have more methods and fields.

Getters:

getChemicalFormula()

• returns a string representation of the internal chemical formula (i.e. "H2O")

materialRGB get default materialRGB.

• returns the in color of the material

radioactive

• returns whether the material is radioactive

protons

• returns the number of protons in the material

neutrons

• returns the number of neutrons in the material

mass

• returns the total amount of mass in the material

averageProtons

• returns the amount of protons divided by total amount of components in the material

averageNeutrons

• returns the amount of neutrons divided by total amount of components in the material

averageMass

• returns the amount of mass divided by total amount of components in the material

blastTemperature

• returns the material's blast furnace temperature

camelCaseName get default camelCaseName.

• returns the string camelCase form of the material's unlocalized name. I.e. a name of "my_material" returns " myMaterial"

unlocalizedName

• returns the string of the material's unlocalized name

localizedName

• returns the string of the material's localized (translated) name

name

• returns toString() used on the material internally

Setters:

setFormula(String formula, @Optional boolean withFormatting)

Sets the internal formula and thus tooltip of this Material.

• formula - the string to set the formula to
• @Optional withFormatting - whether to apply number formatting (subscripts, etc) to the formula and tooltip

addFlags(String... names)

Adds additional flags to this Material.

• names - a string array of flags to add

setMaterialRGB(int materialRGB)

Sets the color of this Material.

• materialRGB - the int color to set. Accepts the raw int value or values in the 0x format.

Example

import gregtech.api.GregTechAPI.PostMaterialEvent

event_manager.listen { PostMaterialEvent event ->
    def gold = material('gold')
    def name = gold.toString() // "gold"
    def color = gold.getMaterialRGB() // 0xFFE650
    gold.setFormula("(Au)2Au", true) // set formula
    def formula = gold.getChemicalFormula() // "(Au)2Au"
    gold.addFlags("generate_long_rod", "generate_gear") // add gold long rod, add gold gear
}

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