## Added
* Key pad
  * Fits visually with the RBMK display block
  * Allows up to four buttons to be configured with a screwdriver (shift click!)
  * Buttons will send RoR signals when pressed, with a configured value on the configured frequencies
  * Can be set to polling, which will re-send the command until the button is pressed again
  * Single push buttons and buttons set to polling which are enabled will glow in the dark
  * Each button can be assigned a label with glow in the dark paint
  * Allows RBMK control rods to be fully remote controllable with no console
* Gauge
  * Allows up to four gauges to be configured with a screwdriver
  * Gauges can read RoR signals and display numeric values on a specified range
  * Minimum and maximum values can be defined, the gauge also has a red area for when the value exceeds the maximum
  * If the minimum value is larger than the maximum, the needle will start at the top and run backwards
  * Also has glow in the dark paint labels

## Changed
* Updated chinese and ukrainian localization
* Updated textures for some nuclear bomb GUIs
* Updated textures for steel tools
* RBMK fuel rods too hot to be taken out manually can now be removed by players in creative mode
* Updated the SILEX recycling recipe for MOX fuel to reflect the recent recipe change
  * High-xenon MOX pellets now yield xenon-135 again
* Improved logging for incorrectly configured machine recipes
* Removed the legacy toolbox item
* Due to complaints, the MOX recipe was now made more expensive
* Manual control rods now have the `extendrods` command, which allows the target setting to be adjusted without using an absolute value
* Removed the legacy relay structure

## Fixed
* Fixed some damage categories not applying correctly, causing things like general energy resistance to not work against lasers
* Fixed RoR components not being able to be attached to the top of reasim fuel rods
* Fixed a crash in multiplayer regarding RBMK control rods
* Fixed outdated QMAW description of some RBMK parts
* Fixed log spam when placing down a RoR controller