Hello.
Problem when installing one of Bob's mods.
This mod: Bob's Vehicle Equipment
The problem is that, for example: the transport reactor, solar panels, batteries, fuel cells and energy shields are painted white.
Here's a link to the picture: It starts with white
There's nothing like it anywhere else. For example, repair kits. https://i.imgur.com/ahJEWDC.png

How to make that the equipment on the transport began with the color yellow?
Please help.

This is intended behavior, as there are six tiers of equipment in many cases and Tier 0 (a basic tier, see assemblers) through Tier 5 was the nominal tier arrangement.

The mod does technically support a Tier 6, so I'm open to adding a default-off option to resort certain sets of items into tier 1-6 instead of 0-5. No guarantees, I'll have to think about it.

This is intended behavior, as there are six tiers of equipment in many cases and Tier 0 (a basic tier, see assemblers) through Tier 5 was the nominal tier arrangement.

The mod does technically support a Tier 6, so I'm open to adding a default-off option to resort certain sets of items into tier 1-6 instead of 0-5. No guarantees, I'll have to think about it.

It would be very good if there were levels 1-6.
It's just that level 0 really affects the perception...
Level 0 does not fit into the colors... from 1 yellow...
Take drills or conveyors for example, their colors always start with yellow...
Hopefully there will be a setting that will remove the 0 level.

And, pardon my English...
I'm writing through a translator.

I think you got it backwards.
Items / buildings always finish with green. So depending on the number of tiers, the first tier of a building is white if there are 6 tiers, yellow if there are 5 tiers, red if there are 4 tiers...

I had trouble with that until I understood the logic: you know you've got the ultimate version when it's green.

There's two sets of logic, subject to the following over-arching constraint: There are 5 main tiers, and a 0th tier for certain classes of items/entities that have 6 entries.

The sets of logic are:

Traditional:
For most things, tiers will start with tier 1 and count up. For the entries with 6, they start at 0 and count up. Everything ends at most at tier 5.

Progression:
Tiers for structures/items (not equipment so much) in general correspond to a loose grouping of materials that represent increasing level of difficulty/complexity/game progression.

The reason Tier 6 (orange by default) exists is to handle 3-4 edge cases in Angel's mods when used with Extended Angels and progression. In a standard Bobs / Angels / Bobs+Angels, Tier 6 does not appear.

I don't think I am going to change how this works, Dark Angel. The gray/white/0th tier is a Bob-native construct and for equipment, which consistently has 6 entries and doesn't really correspond to a material-tier, having the final tier be green for consistency is important.

Drills may start with yellow, but you're forgetting there's a Burner mining drill. 0th tier is pseudo-burner tier/phase. There are 6 assembling machines, and the first is 0th tier. The basic belt is 0th tier. Burner/steam inserter are 0th tier. There's a number of other examples outside of equipment.

There's two sets of logic, subject to the following over-arching constraint: There are 5 main tiers, and a 0th tier for certain classes of items/entities that have 6 entries.

The sets of logic are:

Traditional:
For most things, tiers will start with tier 1 and count up. For the entries with 6, they start at 0 and count up. Everything ends at most at tier 5.

Progression:
Tiers for structures/items (not equipment so much) in general correspond to a loose grouping of materials that represent increasing level of difficulty/complexity/game progression.

The reason Tier 6 (orange by default) exists is to handle 3-4 edge cases in Angel's mods when used with Extended Angels and progression. In a standard Bobs / Angels / Bobs+Angels, Tier 6 does not appear.

I don't think I am going to change how this works, Dark Angel. The gray/white/0th tier is a Bob-native construct and for equipment, which consistently has 6 entries and doesn't really correspond to a material-tier, having the final tier be green for consistency is important.

Drills may start with yellow, but you're forgetting there's a Burner mining drill. 0th tier is pseudo-burner tier/phase. There are 6 assembling machines, and the first is 0th tier. The basic belt is 0th tier. Burner/steam inserter are 0th tier. There's a number of other examples outside of equipment.

I understand...
It's just hard for me to understand.
I'm used to seeing that everything that has levels starts with yellow. For me the 0 level with his white color to see is not very logical, yes I understand that this is in the very fashion made so that would be 0 level ...
But still would like to have a single color palette for everything.
Drills, assembly machines, oil rigs, tanks, and so on... everything starts with yellow...
That's in the traditional way.
I tried playing with the progressive... it didn't work for me.
I needed a division specifically by level of promotion, such as from 1-6 and the like, no 0 level.
I put a lot of similar mods, but it was your mod that did with the levels of buildings and some items - such as repair packs, exactly what I expected from them. A clear division in increasing levels.

And as you wrote... it would be better to do 1-6 with the last orange color. And another problem is that level 0 does not draw any circles or any other definitions, purely icons, while yellow - red, etc draw additional icons on top - for the first level - 1 yellow circle or triangle, for the second level - 2 red circles or triangles, etc...
I still hope you add a feature to remove the 0 level.
It would look much better.
This is my personal opinion.