<h3>2.50:</h3>
<ul>
<li>A new feature. The Environmental Controller. With this block you can control the environment around you using modules. It can affect a cylinder shaped area around you with a maximum radius of 100 and possibly going from the bottom of the world to the top. Of course, larger areas will require more power. There are currently 4 different modules implemented (and their 'plus' versions): regeneration, haste, speed, and saturation. Many more modules will come in the future.</li>
<li>New wireless redstone logic blocks. There is a redstone transmitter and receiver. These blocks have no GUI. You simply link a receiver with a transmitter by right clicking the receiver on the transmitter. You can also link a receiver on another receiver so that it is linked to the same channel.</li>
<li>Various new screen modules:
<ul>
<li>New redstone screen module that can show a different text based on a wireless redstone signal. To link you also right click the module on a transmitter or receiver.</li>
<li>New Counter and Counter Plus modules. These interface directly with the Counter logic block to show you the current state of the counter.</li>
<li>Implemented the inventory module. It can show up to 4 slots out of an inventory. Also added an inventory plus module.</li>
<li>Small refactor of the screen system to have a slightly more efficient way to send over data from the server to the client side module</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Changes to the counter logic block:
<ul>
<li>Added WAILA tooltip showing the current counter value for the counter block.</li>
<li>Optimized the counter block by no longer doing an update every tick but instead only checking for the counter when redstone value changes.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Increased power capacity of the crafter to keep up with fast crafting setups.</li>
<li>Fixed the tooltip of extract button on the dimlet workbench.</li>
<li>Added a custom death message when power runs out in a dimension.</li>
<li>Implemented achievements for RFTools.</li>
<li>Apparently the RFTools dimensions didn't properly set a seed with the result that all rftools dimensions basically used the world seed. As such there is nothing wrong with that except that I now want a way to control the seed. Easy to fix but to make this compatible with already generated rftools dimensions I had to add 'world versioning' to dimensions. So all old dimensions will now be version 0 and new dimensions will be version 1.</li>
<li>Added a new 'special seed dimlet' that can be used to copy the seed of a dimension into the dimlet and use that to force the seed of another RFTools dimension. This only works with new-version rftools dimensions though.</li>
<li>Added efficiency and mediocre efficiency essence items for the dimlet workbench.</li>
</ul>
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