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Maybe just adding a "Intake / Vent throughput" multiplier config value would be easiest for people to understand. And then just multiply all <baseAirFlow> and <baseAirExhaust> values.
The exhaust vents have a similar entry, but it's called <baseAirExhaust> instead. This just tells the network the maximum thermal energy it can output from a given vent in a single tick.
It could be a simple multiplier (increases the throughput of all intakes & vents) or an "item by item" basis (being able to configure the throughput of each individual intake & vent).
Thanks
Thanks for the patch and for your contribution to this wonderful modding community.