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Anti-Matter Reactor

This is an Anti-Matter reactor. Its capable of outputting 14GW. Its power output is so high that if it is destroyed while turned on it will explode and take everything within a 100 meter radius with it.

Because of this, it was designed tough and will take a lot of damage before it goes critical. When powered off, its safe-guards are enabled and the fuel cells are disengaged from the reactor core preventing it from melting down.

There is now a Small (large grid) Anti-Matter reactor! It produces 1GW and when it gets destroyed has a 30m blast radius.

They take Anti-Matter Fuel Cells as its fuel source, which are produced in an assembler.
The Anti-Matter reactor requires Anti-Matter Containment Components and Titanium Plating to build which are also produced in the assembler.

Large Grid Large: 14 GW, 100m blast radius
Large Grid Small: 1 GW, 30m blast radius
Small Grid Large: 700 MW, 30m blast radius
Small Grid Small: 50 MW, 10m blast radius

Large Grid Large alternate AMR model (Vanilla large reactor)**

**This is placeholder model until I can find a modeler or other modder to collaborate with to do a fancy model. The point of the alternate model is to allow for more freedom of placement with the conveyor ports. If you are a modeler, or know one who might be interested in creating a reactor model please reach out to me.

From my testing this should work with WeaponCore and multiplayer.

- Make dropped fuel cells explode like ammo


Reactor model is Keen's Warfare 2 large reactor
Anti-Matter Containment Component model was bought off CGTrader from author Locus-Models and re-textured by me.
Fuel Cell model was bought off CGTrader from author TridentCorp and includes his textures adapted to SE by me.

Big thanks to:
Digi - for his help with getting started modding, both in the code for exploding the reactor and in working with textures.
JTurp - for his help with coding the reactor explosion, between him and Digi they pretty much wrote it.
Chipstix213 - for his help with learning about models and textures.

and special thanks to my friend Chibbs for his ideas and support, I probably would have given up.