Reworked Force api

src/dark/api/mech/IForce.java

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-package dark.api.mech;
-
-import net.minecraftforge.common.ForgeDirection;
-
-// mechanical
-public interface IForce
-{
-    /** @param side the rpm is coming from
-     * @return rpm that the block is running at */
-    public int getForceSide(ForgeDirection side);
-
-    /** @param side
-     * @return if mechanical force can be outputed from this side */
-    public boolean canOutputSide(ForgeDirection side);
-
-    /** @param side
-     * @return if mechanical force can be inputed from this side */
-    public boolean canInputSide(ForgeDirection side);
-
-    /** @param RPM being applied to this machine
-     * @return the rpm after the load has been applied */
-    public int applyForce(int force);
-
-    /** not required but is handy to get animation position of some mechanical block
-     * 
-     * @return int between 0 -7 */
-    public int getAnimationPos();
-}

src/dark/api/mech/IForceDevice.java

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+package dark.api.mech;
+
+import dark.api.parts.ITileConnector;
+import net.minecraftforge.common.ForgeDirection;
+
+/** Think of this in the same way as an electrical device from UE. getforce methods are designed to
+ * get the idea amount of foce that a side should be outputing at the time. Apply force is the input
+ * for force for the tile, and should return the actually force the machine is using. Supply is when
+ * the code asks for your tile to output force on the side, just return the force value don't try to
+ * apply the force to other machines.
+ *
+ * Tip Supply should never equal load as everything will stop moving since the load equals the
+ * amount of force. The supply of force should be greater
+ *
+ * @author DarkGuardsman */
+public interface IForceDevice extends ITileConnector
+{
+    /** Applies force to this tile
+     *
+     * @param side - side its coming from
+     * @param force - amount of force
+     * @return amount of force actually loaded down */
+    public float applyForce(ForgeDirection side, float force);
+
+    /** @param side - side that force should be supplied in
+     * @return force to apply in direction */
+    public float supplyForce(ForgeDirection side);
+
+    /** Idea force to output on the side */
+    public float getForceOut(ForgeDirection side);
+
+    /** Idea force to load down on the side */
+    public float getForceLoad(ForgeDirection side);
+}

src/dark/api/mech/IForceLoad.java

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-package dark.api.mech;
-
-import net.minecraftforge.common.ForgeDirection;
-
-public interface IForceLoad
-{
-    /** @param side
-     * @return if mechanical force can be inputed from this side */
-    public boolean canInputSide(ForgeDirection side);
-
-    public int applyForce(ForgeDirection side, int force);
-}

src/dark/api/mech/IForceProvider.java

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-package dark.api.mech;
-
-import net.minecraftforge.common.ForgeDirection;
-
-public interface IForceProvider
-{
-    /** @param side the rpm is coming from
-     * @return rpm that the block is running at */
-    public int getForceSide(ForgeDirection side);
-
-    /** @param side
-     * @return if mechanical force can be outputed from this side */
-    public boolean canOutputSide(ForgeDirection side);
-}

src/dark/api/mech/IMechanicalConnector.java

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-package dark.api.mech;
-
-import net.minecraftforge.common.ForgeDirection;
-
-public interface IMechanicalConnector
-{
-    public boolean canRodeConnect(ForgeDirection side);
-}