Added infusion for black lotus

src/main/java/net/fuzzycraft/botanichorizons/patches/ThaumcraftPatches.java

@@ -92,6 +92,39 @@ public static void applyPatches() {
             })
             .commit();
 
+        // Black lotus infusion
+        new ResearchBuilder("BLACKLOTUS")
+            .setBookLocation(5,5)
+            .setResearchIconItem("botania", "blackLotus.png")
+            .setResearchAspects(Aspect.PLANT, Aspect.DARKNESS, Aspect.SENSES, Aspect.EXCHANGE)
+            .setDifficulty(1)
+            .setDependencies("FLOWERCOLOUR")
+            .setWarp(2)
+            .addSingleTextPage()
+            .apply(builder -> {
+                ItemStack gem = new ItemStack(ModItems.manaResource, 1, Constants.MANARESOURCE_META_DIAMOND);
+                ItemStack block = OreDictionary.getOres("blockBlackMetal").get(0);
+                builder.addInfusionRecipe(
+                    new AspectList().add(Aspect.PLANT, 16).add(Aspect.EXCHANGE, 16).add(Aspect.SENSES, 32).add(Aspect.DARKNESS, 64),
+                    new ItemStack(ModItems.blackLotus, 1, 0),
+                    6,
+                    new ItemStack(ModBlocks.flower, 1, 15),
+                    block, gem, gem, block, gem, gem
+                );
+            })
+            .apply(builder -> {
+                ItemStack block1 = OreDictionary.getOres("blockManasteel").get(0);
+                ItemStack block2 = OreDictionary.getOres("blockManaDiamond").get(0);
+                builder.addInfusionRecipe(
+                    new AspectList().add(Aspect.PLANT, 32).add(Aspect.EXCHANGE, 32).add(Aspect.SENSES, 64).add(Aspect.DARKNESS, 256),
+                    new ItemStack(ModItems.blackLotus, 1, 1),
+                    10,
+                    new ItemStack(ModItems.blackLotus, 1, OreDictionary.WILDCARD_VALUE),
+                    block1, block2, block1, block2, block1, block2, block1, block2
+                );
+            })
+            .commit();
+
         // flowers back into mushrooms
         new ResearchBuilder("MUSHROOMS")
             .setBookLocation(-2,6)

src/main/resources/assets/botanichorizons/lang/en_GB.lang

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ tc.research_name.BH_FLOWERDUPE=Flower duplication
 tc.research_text.BH_FLOWERDUPE=Gardener's shade
 tc.research_name.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR=Floral cultivation
 tc.research_text.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR=Tulips are last year's fad
+tc.research_name.BH_BLACKLOTUS=Black lotus infusion
+tc.research_text.BH_BLACKLOTUS=Defining the absolute dark
 tc.research_name.BH_MUSHROOMS=Magic mushrooms
 tc.research_text.BH_MUSHROOMS=Setting evolution in reverse
 tc.research_name.BH_ALTAR=Runic altar
@@ -54,6 +56,7 @@ tc.research_text.BH_VIRUS=This happens when you smoke weed
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERS.body=Old documents speak of magical flowers, but these seem to be extinct in the wild. You did notice that the mushrooms you've seen in deep caves share a lot of the properties with these purported flowers. With the invention of alchemy you think you can recreate these flowers by steeping the spores of a mushroom in the essence of surface plants.
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERDUPE.body=These flowers have proven very hard to grow in the wild, and don't take well to being broken. Fortunately your ventures into thaumaturgy have resulted in a new botanical recipe. Now you can split off a branch, dip it in this concoction, and it will create roots once more.
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR.body=So far all your alchemical attempts have only yielded flowers of the parent species. This new method allows you to take the colour of something else and imprint it on the flower.
+botanichorizons.BH_BLACKLOTUS.body=During your studies you noticed that the black mystic flower seems especially akin to absorbing mana. Almost as if it is somewhat incomplete? By providing enough mana and catalyst material it is possible to turn it into black lotus.<BR><BR>Some of the mana can be extracted back by dissolving it in a mana pool, but looks like most of it is simply... gone?<BR><BR>Even with enormous amounts of mana infused, the black lotus still continues to absorb more. You only have to wonder how dark it can get.
 botanichorizons.BH_MUSHROOMS.body=Sometimes it's good to be backwards. You've revised your method for making flowers, and you are now able to turn them back into mushrooms.
 botanichorizons.BH_ALTAR.body=Recent revelations in artificing have revealed how to infuse items into another. For added flavour you decided to take this approach a more "natural" way.
 botanichorizons.BH_TERRASTEEL.body=Recent publications have shown the power of uranium. You decided you want to pump energy back into a metal and come up with something new. It even looks more radiant to the untrained eye, but you know it's merely a brighter shade of green.

src/main/resources/assets/botanichorizons/lang/en_US.lang

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ tc.research_name.BH_FLOWERDUPE=Flower duplication
 tc.research_text.BH_FLOWERDUPE=Gardener's shade
 tc.research_name.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR=Floral cultivation
 tc.research_text.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR=Tulips are last year's fad
+tc.research_name.BH_BLACKLOTUS=Black lotus infusion
+tc.research_text.BH_BLACKLOTUS=Defining the absolute dark
 tc.research_name.BH_MUSHROOMS=Magic mushrooms
 tc.research_text.BH_MUSHROOMS=Setting evolution in reverse
 tc.research_name.BH_ALTAR=Runic altar
@@ -54,6 +56,7 @@ tc.research_text.BH_VIRUS=This happens when you smoke weed
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERS.body=Old documents speak of magical flowers, but these seem to be extinct in the wild. You did notice that the mushrooms you've seen in deep caves share a lot of the properties with these purported flowers. With the invention of alchemy you think you can recreate these flowers by steeping the spores of a mushroom in the essence of surface plants.
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERDUPE.body=These flowers have proven very hard to grow in the wild, and don't take well to being broken. Fortunately your ventures into thaumaturgy have resulted in a new botanical recipe. Now you can split off a branch, dip it in this concoction, and it will create roots once more.
 botanichorizons.BH_FLOWERCOLOUR.body=So far all your alchemical attempts have only yielded flowers of the parent species. This new method allows you to take the colour of something else and imprint it on the flower.
+botanichorizons.BH_BLACKLOTUS.body=During your studies you noticed that the black mystic flower seems especially akin to absorbing mana. Almost as if it is somewhat incomplete? By providing enough mana and catalyst material it is possible to turn it into black lotus.<BR><BR>Some of the mana can be extracted back by dissolving it in a mana pool, but looks like most of it is simply... gone?<BR><BR>Even with enormous amounts of mana infused, the black lotus still continues to absorb more. You only have to wonder how dark it can get.
 botanichorizons.BH_MUSHROOMS.body=Sometimes it's good to be backwards. You've revised your method for making flowers, and you are now able to turn them back into mushrooms.
 botanichorizons.BH_ALTAR.body=Recent revelations in artificing have revealed how to infuse items into another. For added flavour you decided to take this approach a more "natural" way.
 botanichorizons.BH_TERRASTEEL.body=Recent publications have shown the power of uranium. You decided you want to pump energy back into a metal and come up with something new. It even looks more radiant to the untrained eye, but you know it's merely a brighter shade of green.