Salty Seawater

<p>Adds simple recipes for drying salt from seawater (sea water) and brine. Drying in a pot will result in less efficient outputs, however it is significantly faster than drying in barrels.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Cooking pot drying uses around 50% more resources than barrel drying. This means that to get 100% of your salt back from brine, you should use barrels. The values are:</p> <p>15L of seawater for 1 salt (Cooking Pot)</p> <p>10L of seawater for 1 salt (Barrel)</p> <p>6L of brine for 2 salt (Cooking Pot)</p> <p>2L of brine for 1 salt (Barrel)</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Fun fact: Salt in this game is rather ill-defined. If we are to say that the brine in the game is 5% salt, and 2L are made from one salt, then that would mean that the salt item in the game is 100 grams of salt (0.05 x 1000 x 2). But if we take the salting recipe for the fish meat item, then upon taking some pixel measurements of the item placed on the ground, and using a recipe that recommends half an inch of salt on each side of the fish for preservation, we get that the salt item in the game weighs around 6.34 kilograms. Or maybe I did my math wrong. Either way, just don't question it.</p>