Option to ignore "recipe is not compatible with current location"

[kaedys]

Suggestion

I'd really like a setting that lets me bypass this. I understand the intent, but it makes it annoying trying to figure out interplanetary crafting chains. As an example, Promethium Science Packs can only be crafted in space. They require Biter Eggs, which can only be produced on Nauvus, and those require Bioflux, which can only really be practically produced on Gleba (or at least, requires materials that can only be gotten there). Rather than being able to see all of these on the same sheet, I have to make one sheet for the science packs, another for Nauvis that produces the same amount of biter eggs required (and hand-transcribe any changes as I adjust modules), and then another sheet for how much bioflux and yumato and jellynut and such I'll need, and then likely another still for how many quantum processors I'll need. It'd be really nice if there was either a button I could press when that message popped up to ignore it, or a setting in the Preferences to just globally ignore it (the recipes can still highlight with that red color to indicate they're in the wrong location, but I need them to not be disabled so they keep being calculated properly).

On a related note, several of the recipes in the Maraxsis mod are impossible to calculate with the planner as a result of this, because that mod provides two surfaces: the ocean floor, and the trenches, the former of which has a pressure of 200k hPa and the latter a pressure of 400k hPa. Many of the recipes in that mod can be produced in either location, but several require the trench, and the planner only permits recipes that can be produced on the ocean bed. A good example of this is the alternative (and more efficient) recipes that mod provides for the basic 6 Nauvis science packs, using fluid inputs for each. All of those recipes can only be produced in the trench, and thus cannot be calculated at all in the planner, as it flags them as incompatible with the current location and disables them.