Oritech Reactor Spreadsheet (Vanilla and Stoneblock 4)

This is a spreadsheet I made to help in creating a Oritech Nuclear Reactor.
Please feel free to make a copy to use for your own builds.
There are 2 sheets included, as the RF/pulse in SB4 is buffed (by x150), so make sure you're using the correct version for what you are playing.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wRyTACAbs6njyJG7vqfPZZ4NuwvPYigAmJsRRz2yxIE/edit?usp=sharing

How to use:
Input the number of rods into columns A-L, taking into account the type of rod and number of reflectors it is neighboring with. The rest of the columns will auto populate with the appropriate values.
# of Absorber Contacts tells you the minimum number of sides of an absorber you will need to make contact with, either directly to a rod or via heat pipe.

Things to note:
1. This is only for Heat Absorber setups as the heat removed is fixed and consistently calculable, unlike Heat Vents.
The rate of coolant consumed per time is constant regardless of the number of sides contacting the Heat Absorbers.
I do not know the coolant consumption rate.

1. Placing 2 of the same type of rods next to each other is equivalent to putting a reflector next to them.
   For example: If you put 2 Quad Rods next to each other, you have 2 Quad Rod w/ 1 Reflector. If you put 3 Quad Rods together in an L shape, you have 2 Quad Rod w/ 1 Reflector and 1 Quad Rod w/ 2 Reflectors, as the one in the corner is receiving pulses from both its neighbors.
   This sheet does not take into account scenarios where you place different types of rods next to each other. (Wasn't going to use them for my own setup and couldn't be bothered to make columns to account for them)

2. The RF/Fuel columns is the total amount of RF you would generate if you placed 1 of that type of fuel into all of your Fuel Ports once you have the reactor set up.
   This sheet does not take into account scenarios where you use different fuel types for the same reactor.

Here's the 33x33x33 reactor I made in SB4.
In case anyone wants to replicate it, each layer is comprised of 9 11×11 components, which themselves are comprised of 4 5×6 components, radially symmetrical around a central Quad rod.
I recommend using a Copy-Paste Tool.