Black Labs Gleipnir Nuclear Reactor and fuel cells
I am excited to show this next set of blocks. Given that Black Labs uses energy hungry weapons, I felt it necessary to make a robust, end-game energy generating system. I didn't want it to just be the same as what's already in-game, but the coding limitations make some things a bit challenging. I had to scrap several ideas and spend lots of hours debugging to get this thing working in a manner I'm pleased with. After a lot of toil, I got there.
Fuel Cells: They're batteries. The small one has the same energy as the regular HE battery (3500), and the large one has the same energy per cell as the BF and Megareactor batteries (1875 per cell for a total of 16875). They are ghastly heavy, though, being even more dense than typical HE power blocks.
Reactor: The reactor makes every fuel cell generate power constantly, anchored or not. The power generation is moderate, but *every* fuel cell will begin generating regardless of how many are placed on the tech. However, the consequence of this very powerful behavior is a very serious drawback. If the reactor explodes, there will be no surviving it. On all but the very largest of mega builds, the entire tech will be obliterated and virtually every block will be destroyed and unsalvageable. The reactor's HP isn't low, but it's not armored like many HE blocks. It is also the heaviest block I've ever made, and possibly the most expensive. Protect it well.
Important Notes:
1.) The reactor does nothing on its own. You must pair it with fuel cells to gain any benefit.
2.) The reactor requires BuffBlocks to work. Make sure you have it downloaded and enabled.
3.) Reactor effects do not stack. Only the first reactor does anything.
Because of the way the code for the reactor works, a very astute observer may notice some odd things happening with other power blocks in certain conditions. It's harmless, and will not negatively impact your tech's performance, but I cannot remove these bugs at the moment.
Please enjoy! Let me know if anything isn't clear on how these work.

