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Thermal Fire

Fire is a little OP in Besiege.

This is especially true in Multiverse, as a single puff from a Flamethrower or tap from a Torch can catch a wooden block on fire and spread to the rest of the machine, destroying it in seconds. This is mitigated by fire's short range, but as a result most PVP either is long-range or has strict rules on the use of fire.

This is my remedy to that dilemma. Thermal Fire removes fire's ability to instantly ignite and spread, replacing them with a rough simulation of temperature on each combustible block. To burn a block, that block must be exposed to heat from another block for an extended period of time until it ignites.

If you are looking for a mod that removes fire entirely, please look at AntiFire by ITR:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1493031901

This mod is intended for use in PVP combat exclusively. It disables vanilla fire, including sources from the campaign, the God tools, and possibly other mods. I do not plan to implement an integration for these, although you are more than welcome to make one yourself.

This mod may have some bugs and/or issues. If you find any, please report them with as much detail as you can include in the comments below or on the #modding channel of the Besiege Discord.

If you have any ideas or suggestions as to how fire should or could behave in this mod, please provide a detailed explanation of your idea in the comments below or in the #modding channel of the Besiege Discord.

A console command is used to alter fire's behaviour. To use it, open the developer console, and type in "sfm" (Set Fire Mechanics) followed by a space, one of the following keys below, a second space and either "true" or "false".
Example: sfm if true

Keys:

• dhb (Disable heated Blocks) disables Flying Blocks, Powered Wheels/Cogs and Crossbows when they're heated.
  
• ch (Conductive Heating) means that burning blocks heat themselves up just enough to continue burning, and heat up other nearby blocks through the particles they release.
  
• rbf (Reduce Break Force) means that partially-burned blocks will have a weaker connection to the rest of the machine. This is most noticeable with Irresolute Fire.
  
• uhb (Use Health Bar) This setting does nothing if Reduce Break Force is off, but is essentially a different way of doing the same thing, except damage shows on the machine's health bar in Multiverse and is blockable by Block Health Removal Tool, another mod of mine.
  
• bjae (Break Joints At End) Causes blocks to actually fall off the machine when completely burned out. If this is off while Reduce Break Force is on, then blocks will barely hang on until force is applied.
  
• uctc (Use Collisions to Conduct) Causes blocks to transfer some heat when they come in contact with one another. Note that this doesn't work if two blocks are connected(jointed) or if either block is asleep after being inactive for a while.
  
• ujtc (Use Joints To Conduct) Causes blocks to transfer some heat between one another when they are connected(jointed)
  
• uptc (Use Pulses To Conduct) Causes blocks to transfer some heat between one another under the same circumstances as when they would otherwise instantly ignite one another in vanilla.

After executing this command and every time you enter singleplayer or multiplayer thereafter, Thermal fire will tell you what number FireMechanicsBitFlags has been set to. This is representative of your current combination of settings, and you can set this number directly using the sfmbf command. (Set Fire Mechanics Bit Flags)
Example: sfmbf 191

If you do not have the combination of features enabled that you expected, then this command can be used to rectify that.
Combustive Heating, Reduce Break Force, Use Health Bar, Break Joints At End, and Use Joints To Conduct are the settings enabled by default, with a corresponding FireMechanicsBitFlags of 189.

Thank you, and I hope you enjoy this mod.