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Bulk Molds

ABy AmethystZhou

Adds molds for casting ingots, chute sections, rods, arrowheads, and nails in bulk

Description

<span style="color: #2880b9;">Adds 5 new molds to allow bulk casting of ingots, chute sections, rods, arrowheads, and nails!</span>

This mod aims to make bulk crafting of these items easier, while balacing the crafting ratio based on the actual voxel shape of the corresponding smithing recipe.

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Ingots mold: allows casting 4 ingots at the same time, takes 400 units of molten metal (of course)

Chute sections mold: 3 copper ingots = 4 copper chute sections (only copper can be used, 33% more efficient than vanilla smithing)

Rods mold: 4 ingots = 4 rods (same as vanilla smithing)

Arrowheads mold: 2 ingots = 24 arrowheads (33% more efficient than vanilla smithing)

Nails mold: 2 ingots = 12 nails (50% more efficient than vanilla smithing)

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- Supports all vanilla clay color variants.

- The arrowheads and nails molds can be stored in the vanilla vertical rack, but the other three cannot because they are thicker.

- Molds with molten metal will have a chance to crack if exposed to rain or watering can!

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&nbsp;Detailed balancing breakdown:

The above values are configured based on the voxel count of the vanilla smithing recipe.

Each ingot is 7<span class="texhtml">&times;3&times;2 = 42 voxels, and:</span>

<span class="texhtml">Chute section has 32 voxels, 1 ingot = 1.3125 units</span>

<span class="texhtml">Rod has 40 voxels, 1 ingot = 1.05 units</span>

<span class="texhtml">Arrowhead has 3 voxels, 1 ingot = 14 units</span>

<span class="texhtml">Nails has either 9 or 6.75 voxels depending on the recipe (smithing 4 or 8 at a time), 1 ingot = 4.667 or 6.222 units</span>

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<span class="texhtml">If you have <span style="color: #2880b9;">Smithing Plus</span> installed, the mod's bits recovery feature effectively makes the smithing costs based on the actual voxel count as well.</span>

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