Create Nuclear guide for FTB Skies 2: Aero 1.0.3

Same as in the FTB Skies 2: Aero 1.10.0 guide

Good news: the pack leaves every Create Nuclear option I can see in its common config at the mod default. Nothing here has been nerfed or buffed, so what you read below is also what the mod ships with. Everything lives in [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Rods.Maximum reactor heat]]'s file, config/createnuclear-common.toml.^[1]

Reactor explosion settings

• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Explosion Reactor.Type of explosion]] is 1 in the pack. The file explains the values: 0 is no explosion, 1 is the current explosion and 2 is the new explosion. The allowed range is 0 to 2.^[1]
• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Explosion Reactor.Size of the reactor explosion]] is 10 in the pack, the same as the mod default.^[1]
• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Explosion Reactor.Duration before exploration]] is 600 ticks in the pack, also the mod default. The file's note gives 300 ticks as 15 seconds, so 600 is twice that. You can set it anywhere from 100 to 1,200.^[1]

Rods and heat

• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Rods.Uranium rod lifespan]] is 3,600 in the pack (mod default 3,600). The file notes that 20 ticks equal 1 second, and the allowed range is 100 to 5,000.^[1]
• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Rods.Graphite rod lifespan]] is also 3,600 in the pack (mod default 3,600), with the same range of 100 to 5,000.^[1]
• [[config:config/createnuclear-common.toml#Rods.Maximum reactor heat]] is 1,000 in the pack, the mod default. It is the maximum heat a reactor block can handle, and the file says it avoids reactor failure from excessive heat. The allowed range is 200 to 1,000, so 1,000 is already the top of that range.^[1]

World generation

worldGen.disableWorldGen is false in the pack. The file describes it as preventing all worldgen added by Create from taking effect, so with it off, that worldgen is not blocked by this option.^[1]